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Abbreviations 


Academy acad . 

Agricultural agric. 

Amendments amdts. 

American Amer. 

Appendix app. 

Association assoc. 

Board bd. 

College coll. 

Commission comn. 

Committee com. 

Congress Cong. 

Consular cons. 

Department dept. 

Document doc. 

Executive ex. 

Exposition expos. 

Facsimile,  facsimiles facsim. 

Folio f° 

General gen. 

Geologic geol. 

Government Govt. 

Historical hist. 

House  bill H. 

House  concurrent  resolution H.  C.  ft. 

House  document H.  doc. 

House  joint  resolution H.  J.  R. 

House  report H.  rp. 

House  resolution  (simple) H.  R. 

Illustrated,  illustration,  illustrations  . .  .il. 

Inch,  inches in. 

Institute,  institution inst. 

Latitude lat. 

Leaf,  leaves 1. 

Library L. 

Longitude long. 


Mile,  miles n 

Miscellaneous mis< 

Nautical nau 

Number,  numbers no.,  noi 

Octavo i 

Page,  pages i 

Part,  parts pt.,  pt: 

Plate,  plates p 

Portrait,  portraits poi 

Public put 

Quarto < 

Railway rj 

Report ri 

Resolution rei 

Secretary secj 

Section,  sections se< 

Senate  bill £ 

Senate  concu  rrent  resolution S.  C.  B 

Senate  document S.  doc 

Senate  joint  resolution S.J.I 

Senate  report S.  rj 

Senate  resolution  (simple) S.  B 

Session sess 

Sixteenmo If 

Society so( 

Superintendent supl 

Table,  tables tat 

Thirtytwo-mo 35 

Treasury Treat 

Twelvemo 15 

Twentyfour-mo 24 

University uni-v 

Versus vs. ,  x 

Volume,  volumes v 

Year y  i 


Explanation 

Words  and  figures  inclosed  in  brackets  [  ]  are  given  for  information,  on 
do  not  appear  on  the  title-pages  of  the  publications  catalogued.  When  sizi 
is  not  given,  octavo  is  to  be  understood.  Size  of  maps  is  measured  fron 
outer  edge  of  border,  excluding  margin.  When  Congress  and  session  an 
not  given  with  the  numbers  of  Senate  and  House  documents  and  reports 
59th  Congress,  1st  session,  is  to  be  understood. 


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Catalogue  of  Public  Documents 


JANUARY.  1906 


NOTE. — Beginning  with  this  number  of  the  Catalogue,  entries  for  reports 
on  private  bills  will  be  omitted. 

Accounts  and  Disbursements   Division  (Agriciiture  Department): 

Report  of  chief,  1905.     p.  317-326. 
Accounts  Committee  (House): 

Report  submitting  H.  R.  182,  to  authorize  janitors  for  rooms  of 
certain  committees  of  House,  etc.,  as  substitute  for  H.  R.  18  and 
other  resolutions.     7  p.     (H.  rp.  526. ) 

Agriculture  Committee  (House): 

Report  favoring  H.  345,  for  increased  "annual  appropriation  for  agri- 
cultural experiment  stations.     5  p.     (H.  rp.  242.) 

Agriculture  Department: 

Note. — For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 
[Bureau  of  Animal  Industry]  order  125  [amendment  3] ;  rules  and 

regulations  for  inspection  of  live  stock  and  their  products.     1  p. 
Communication  in  connection  with    estimate  of    appropriation  for 

Bureau  of  Animal  Industry.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  335.) 
Estimate  of   appropriation  for  continuing  construction  of  building 

for  Department.     2  p.      (H.  doc.  309.) 
Farmers'  bulletin — 

237,  Experiment  station  work  32.     32  p.  il.  ,      Agr  6-305/2 

241,  Butter  making  on  farm.     31  p.  Agr  6-342/2 

242,  Example  of  model  farming.     16   p.  il.  Agr  6-322/2 
Report  of  librarian,  1905.     p.  419-422. 

Statement  of  appointments,  promotions,  or  changes  in  salaries  paid 
from  lump  sums  [July  1-Dec.  31,  1905].     115  p.     (H.  doc.  326.) 

Alaska  (Interior  Department): 

Report  of  governor,  1905.     127  p.  map. 
American  National  Red  Cross  (War  Department): 

Report  [Jan.  5-Dec.  31,  1905].  7  p.  il.  pi.  (H.  doc.  383.)  [The 
society  was  reincorporated  Jan.  5,  1905,  and  placed  under  the 
supervision  of  the  War  Department.] 

American  Republics  Bureau  (State  Department): 

Note.— This  Bureau  sells  its  own  monthly  bulletins,   handbooks,   etc.,  at 
prices  usually  ranging  from  5c  to  $1.00.    Address  the  Director  of  the  Bureau. 

5 


6  January,  1906 

American  Republics  Bureau— Continued. 

American  constitutions,  compilation  of  political  constitutions  of  in- 
dependent nations  of  the  New  World,  with  short  historical  notes 
and  appendixes,     v.  1,  422  p.  large  8°      Paper,  $1.00         6-9607/5 
[15th]  annual  report  of  director,  1905.     9  p.     (S.  doc.  68.) 
Cuba.     541  p.  pi.  map.     *Paper,  $1.00  6-7660/5 

[Letter  to  chairman  and  members  of  joint  committees  on  3d  Inter- 
national American  Conference  showing  programs  of  previous  con- 
ferences, resolutions  passed,  and  results.]     15  p. 
Monthly  bulletin,  Jan.  1906;  whole  no.  148,  v.  22,  no.   1.     p.  1-288. 
Paper,  25c  single  copy,  $2.00  a  yr. 
Same.     (H.  doc.  406,  pt.  1.) 
Animal  Industry  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department) : 
Bulletin — 

75,  Records    of    dairy    cows    in    United    States.     184    p.  il.  pi. 

*Paper,  15c  Agr  6-311/2 

81,  Milk  supply  of  Boston,  New  York,  and  Philadelphia.     62  p. 

il.     *Papy,  5c  Agr  6-343/5 

Circular — 

74,  [2d]   revised  [edition],  United  States,  State,  and  Territorial 
standards  for  dairy  products,  1905.     2  p. 

83,  Danger  of  infection  with  tuberculosis  by  different  kinds  of  ex- 
posure,    p.  44-65.  m  Agr  6-321/3 

84,  Enzymes  in  cornstalks  and  their  relation  to  cornstalk  disease. 
p.  66-75.  Agr  6-317/3 

85,  Tapeworms  of  American  chickens  and  turkeys,     p.  268-285,  il. 

Agr  6-319/3 

86,  Alfalfa  for  growing  and  fattening  of  animals  in  Great  Plains 
region,     p.  242-267.  Agr  6-307/2 

87,  Hunter-horse  production  in  Ireland,     p.  187-226,  pi. 

Agr  6-310/2 

88,  Highland  cattle,     p.  227-241.  Agr  6-320/2 

89,  Preparation  of  emulsions  of  crude  petroleum.     4  p. 

Agr  6-318/3 

Press  bulletin  2;  Jan.  3,  1906.     1  p.  narrow  8° 
Publications  of  interest  to  dairymen.     2  p. 
Report  of  chief,  1905.     p.  29-62. 
Appraisers  (Treasury  Department) : 

Reappraisements  of  merchandise  by  general  appraisers  [on  Dec.  22, 
1905-Jan.   25,   1906];  Jan.  2-29,  1906.     4°     ( Reappraisement 
circulars  1332-44. )     [Weekly.  ] 
Same,  index,  July-Dec.  1905.     6  p.  4° 
Appropriations  Committee  (House): 

Deficiency  appropriations.      Report  submitting   H.  12320,  making 
appropriations  to  supplv  urgent  deficiencies,  1906  and  prior  years. 
4  p.      (H.  rp.  293.) 
Pensions.     Report  submitting  H.  13103,  making  appropriations  for 
pensions,  1907.     7  p.     (H.  rp.  581.) 

Architect,  Supervising  (Treasury  Department): 

Estimate  of  appropriation  for  heating,  power,  and  light  plant  for  new 
custom-house  building  at  San  Francisco.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  411.) 


January,  1906  7 

Arizona  (Ii^erior  Department): 

Report  of  governor,  1905.     91  p.  map. 
Assay  Commission  (Mint  Bureau,  Treasury  Department) : 

Proceedings  of  commission  of  1905,  and  test  of  coinage  executed  and 
reserved  during  calendar  year  1904;  also  laws  relating  to  annual 
assay.     [Reprint.]     41  p. 

Auditor  for  Treasury  Department  (Treasury  Department) : 

Detailed  statement  of  refunds  of  customs  duties,  1905.  30  p.  (H. 
doc.  379. ) 

Bibliography  Division  (Library  of  Congress): 

List  of  cartularies,  principally  French,  recently  added  to  Library  of 
Congress,  with  some  earlier  accessions.     30  p.  large  8°    *Paper,  10c 

5-20009/3 
Biological  Survey  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department) : 

Report  of  chief,  1905.     p.  303-315. 
Bookkeeping  and  Warrants  Division  (Treasury  Department): 

Comparative  statement  of  receipts  and  expenditures  of  United  States 
[for  month  and  6  months  ending  Dec.  1904  and  1905].  1  p. 
oblong  8°  [Monthly.] 
Statement  of  balances,  appropriations,  and  expenditures  of  Govern- 
ment, 1905.  127  p.  4° 
Statement  of  Treasury,  Jan.  2-31,  1906.  Each  [3]  p.  4°  [Daily  ex- 
cept Sundays  and  holidays.] 

Canal  Zone,  Isthmus  of  Panama  (Isthmian  Canal  Commission,  War 
Department ) : 
Report  of  department  of  health  of  Isthmian  Canal  Commission,  Nov. 
1905.     50  p.  12° 

Capitol  Building  and  Grounds  Superintendent  (Interior  Department) : 
Letter  relative  to  daily  inspection  of  each  elevator  in  Senate  wing  of 
Capitol.     1  p.      (S.  doc.  154.) 

Census  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 
Bulletin — 

27,  Census  of  manufactures,  1905,  Maryland  and  District  of  Colum- 
bia.    33  p.  4°     *Paper,  10c  4-19052 

28,  Census  of  manufactures,  1905,  Kansas.     25  p.  4°    *Paper,  10c 

4-19052 
Chemistry  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department): 
Bulletin— 

69  revised,  pt.  3,  Foods  and  food  control,  revised  to  July  1,  1905,  3, 
laws  of  Kansas,  Kentucky,  Louisiana,  Maine,  Maryland,  and 
Massachusetts,     p.  201-271.     *Paper,  5c 
69  revised,  pt.  4,  Foods  and  food  control,  revised  to  July  1,  1905, 

4,  laws  of  Michigan,  Minnesota,  Mississippi,  Missouri,  Mon- 
tana, Nebraska,  Nevada,  and  New  Hampshire,  p.  273-372,  il. 
*Paper,  5c 

69  revised,  pt.  5,  Foods  and  food  control,  revised  to  July  1,  1905, 

5,  laws  of  New  Jersey,  New  Mexico,  New  York,  North  Caro- 
lina, and  North  Dakota,     p.  373-457.     *Paper,  5c 

Circular — 

14  revised,  Organization  of  bureau.     18  p.  Agr  6-315/2 

25,  Coloring  matters  for  foodstuffs  and  methods  for  their  detec- 
tion.    40  p.  il.  Agr  6-300/3 


8  January,  1906 

Civil  Service  Commission:  % 

Note.— The  Commission  furnishes  its  publications  gratuitously  to  those  who 
apply  for  them. 

Information  for  applicants  for  position  of  cadet  in  Revenue-Cutter 
Service.     11  p. 

Information  for  applicants  for  railway  mail  clerk  examination.     12  p. 

Information  for  applicants  for  stenographer  and  typewriter  examina- 
tion.    16  p. 

Manual  of  examinations,  revised  to  Jan.  1,  1906.     67  p. 

Claims  Committee  (Senate): 

Note.— Beginning  with  this  number  of  the  Catalogue,  entries  for  reports  on 
private  bills  will  be  omitted. 

Coast  and  Geodetic  Survey  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Note.— The  charts,  coast  pilots,  and  tide  tables  of  the  Coast  and  Geodetic 
Survey  are  sold  at  the  office  of  the  Survey,  in  Washington,  and  also  by  one  or 
more  sales  agents  in  each  of  the  important  American  seaports.  The  monthly 
Notice  to  mariners  may  be  had  free  at  these  agencies,  at  all  United  States  cus- 
tom-houses, at  the  branch  hydrographic  offices  of  the  Navy  Department,  at 
United  States  consulates  in  foreign  ports,  and  at  the  office  of  the  Coast  and 
Geodetic  Survey. 

Charts — 

[Alaska]  north  we^t  coast  of  America,  Dixon  Entrance  to  Cape  St. 

Elias;  chart  8000.     Scale  1:  1,200,000.     26  X  34.4  in.     50c 
Alaska,  south  east,  Dixon  Entrance  to  head  of  Lvnn  Canal;  chart 

8050.     Scale  1:  600,000.     37.9  X  29.7  in.     50c 
Balabac  Island,  Harbors  of,  P.  I. ;  chart  4347.     23  X  27.6  in.     30c 
[British  Columbia]    northwest  coast  of  America,  sheet  1,  Cape 

Flattery  to  Dixon  Entrance;  chart  7000.     Scale  1:1,200,000. 

26.2  X  34.1  in.     50c 
Coos  Bay,  Oreg. ;  chart  5984.    Scale  1 :  20,000.     30  X  38.9  in.     25c 
Doboy  and   Altamaha  sounds,  (4a.;   chart  446.     Scale  1:40,000. 

21.5  X  28.8  in.     25c 

Fort  Ross  Cove,  Cal. ;  chart  5651.  Scale  1 :  5,000.  9.8  X  14.6  in. 
20c 

Luzon,  Northwest  coast  of,  Laoag  to  Vigan,  including  Currimao 
andSalomague,  scale  1:  100,000;  with  mpets,  Port  Currimao  and 
Can  Bav,  scale  1:20.000;  Salomague  Harbor  and  Lapog  Bay, 
scale   1:' 20,000;    chart    4207.       41.1x30.8,    12.3X10.4,    and 

17.6  X  15.5  in.    40c 

Manila  Bay  and  coast  of  Luzon  to  Capones  islands,  from  latest 
Spanish  and  V.  S.  surveys;  chart  4255.  Scale  1:150,000. 
23.4X31.8  in.      40c 

Manila  Harbor  and  lower  part  of  Pasig  River,  P.  I.;  chart  4232. 
Scale  1:10,000.     31.2X41.7  in.     50c 

Masinloc  and  Matalvi,  Ports,  and  Palauig  Bay,  west  coast  of  Lu- 
zon; chart  4266.     Scale  1:25,000.     32."  1  X  28.8  in.      30c 

[New  Jersey]  Barnegat  Inlet  to  Absecon  Inlet;  chart  122.  Scale 
1:  80,000'.     38.4  X  30.2  in.     50c 

New  York  Bay  and  Harbor;  chart  369.  Si  ale  1 :  40,000.  47.9  X  39.3 
in.     75c 

Safety,  Port,  Alaska,  Entrance  to,  from  surveys  in  1899  and  1900; 
chart  9381.    Scale  1 : 1 5,000.     20.7  X  19  in.     25c 

San  Pablo  Bav,  Cal. ;  with  inset,  Continuation  of  Petaluma  Creek; 
chart  5533.     Scale  1:40,000.    40.9  X  32.9  and  8.7  X  7.6  in.     50c 

Tawitawi  Group,  Sulu  Archipelago,  from  Spanish  surveys  to  1878, 
with  additions  from  British  surveys  in  J  872  [with  plans  of  har- 
bors, etc.] ;  chart  4514.     Scale  1 :  100,000.     31.2  X  41.6  in.     40c 


January,  1906  9 

Coast  and  Geodetic  Survey — Continued. 

Notice  to  mariners  332;  Dec.  1905.     10  1.  4- 11-15  p.  4°     [Monthly.] 

Same,  333;  index,  1905.     20  1.4° 
Philippine    Islands,   notice   to   mariners   14    [1905];    Dec.   1,   1905. 

1.44-47. 
Plane  table  manual,     p.  291-342,  il.  pi.  4 

Commerce  and  Labor  Department: 

Xote.— The  Department  of  Commerce  and  Labor  distributes  the  Consular  re- 
ports gratuitously.     For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 

Bellevue,  Del.  Estimate  of  appropriation  for  establishing  Bellevue 
range  light  station.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  317.) 

Brazil.     Report  on  trade  conditions  in  Brazil.     116  p. 

Same.      (S.  doc.  164.)  6-9189/4 

Building.  Draft  of  bill  to  permit  lease  of  building  for  Department. 
2  p.     (H.  doc.  367.) 

Canada.  Report  on  trade  conditions  in  Canada.  33  p.  (H.  doc. 
408.  6-9190/4 

Customs  Service.  Catalogue  of  books  and  blanks  furnished  to  cus- 
toms officers.     45  p. 

Decision  106,  107;  Jan.  18,  29,  1906. 

Fisheries  Bureau.  Statement  of  expenditures  for  bureau,  1905.  20  p. 
(H.  doc.  305.) 

Greenville,  X.  J.  Estimate  of  appropriation  for  Iight-h<  >use  off  Green- 
ville.    2  p.     (H.  doc.  316.) 

Lights.  Draft  of  bill  to  prevent  anchoring  of  vessels  so  as  to  obscure 
range  lights.     2  p.     (  H.  doc.  356.) 

New  York  Harbor.  Estimate  of  appropriation  for  lighting  Ambrose 
Channel,  in  New  York  Bay.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  346.) 

Public  documents.  Documents  received  and  distributed,  [calendar] 
year  1905.     6  p.      (H.  doc.  376.) 

Publications.  Draft  of  bill  for  printing  additional  copies  of  reports 
issued  by  Department.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  380  ) 

Salmon.     Draft  of   bill    regulating  salmon   [and  other]    fisheries  of 
Alaska.     3  p.     ill.  doc.  389.  I 
Commerce  Committee  (Senate); 

Arago,  Cape,  Oreu.  Report  amending  8.  259,  for  light-house  at  cape. 
2  p.     (S.  rp.  137.  ) 

Arkansas  River.  Report  favoring  S.  2106,  to  authorize  bridge  across 
river  at  or  near  Vanbnren,  Ark.    1  p.     (S.  rp.  28.) 

Battery  Point.  Wash.  Report  amending  S.  2068.  to  increase  limit  of 
cost  of  fog  signal  at  point.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  132.) 

Bonita  Point,  Cal.  Report  amending  S.  2275,  for  [light-]  keeper's 
dwelling  at  point.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  248.) 

Cabrillo,  Point,  Cal.  Report  amending  by  substitute  S.  2279,  to  es- 
tablish light  and  fog-signal  station  near  point.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  247.) 

Columbia  River.  Report  amending  S.  2558,  authorizing  bridge  across 
river  near  Wenatchce.  Wash.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  31.) 

Ediz  Hook,  "Wash.  Report  favoring  S.  927,  establishing  fog  signal  at 
light  station.     1  p.      (S.  rp.  241.) 

Eliza  Island.  Wash.  Report  amending:  S.  924,  to  establish  light- 
house and  fog-signal  station  on  island.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  133.) 

Flattery,  Cape,  Wash.  Report  favoring  S.  928,  for  life-saving  sta- 
tion in  vicinity  of  Cape  Flatterv  or  Flattery  Rocks.  2  p.  (S.  rp. 
242.) 


10  January,  1906 

Commerce  Committee — Continued. 

Grant  Pass.     Report  amending  S.  1747,  to  authorize  Mobile  Rail- 
way and  Dock  Company  to  construct  bridge  across  [pass]  between 
Cedar  Point  and  Dauphin  Island.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  30.) 
Halfmoon  Bay,  Cal.     Report  favoring  S.  2282,  for  life-saving  station 

at  Half  Moon  Bay,  near  Moutara  Reef,  Cal.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  120.) 
Humboldt  Bay,  Cal.     Report  favoring  S.  2274,  to  establish  fog  signal 

at  entrance  to  harbor  at  bay.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  413. ) 
Karquinez  Strait,  Cal.     Report  favoring  S.  2655,  to  establish  light 

and  fog  signal  on  strait.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  244.  ) 
Light-House  Board.     Report  amending  S.  1358,  to  amend  act  au- 
thorizing additional  light-house  districts.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  128. ) 
Lighthouse  tenders — 

Report  amending  S.  2278,  to  construct  tender  for  engineer  service 

of  12th  light-house  district.    2p.    (S.  rp.  121.) 
Report  amending  S.  2657,  to  construct  tender  for  light-house  in- 
spector of  12th  light-house  district.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  122. ) 
Report  favoring  S.  2658,  to  construct  tender  for  Light-House  Serv- 
ice in  Hawaiian  and  Pacific  islands  waters.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  246. ) 
Lights.     Report  favoring  S.  3416,  to  prohibit  any  vessel  from  an- 
choring in  such  manner  as  to  obstruct  range  lights.     1  p.     (S.  rp. 
409.) 
New  London,  Conn.     Report  amending  S.  2771,  to  establish  light 
and  fog-signal  station  at  or  near  Southwest  Ledge,  New  London 
Harbor.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  239.) 
Pigeon  Point,  Cal.     Report  favoring  S.  2656,  to  purchase  land  to  east- 
ward of  light-house  at  point.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  245. ) 
Portsmouth,  X.  H.     Report  amending  S.  37,  to  fix  allowances  and 
percentages  of  collector  at  port  of  Portsmouth.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  130.) 
Potomac  River.     Report  favoring  S.  J.  R.  23,  for  extension  of  time 
for  completing  highway  bridge  across  river  at  'Washington,  D.  C. 
1  p.      ( S.  rp.  408. ) 
Red  Rock,  Cal.     Report  favoring  S.  2277,  to  establish  light-house  and 

fog  signal  on  Red  Rock.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  24:;. ) 
Revenue  Cutter  Service — 

Report  adverse  to  S.  1934,  increasing  pay  of  officers  of  service  who 

served  during  Civil  War.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  234.) 
Report  favoring  S.  954,   to  promote  efficiencv  of  service.     3  p. 
(S.rp.  129.) 
Revenue  steamers — 

Report  amending  S.  2280,  for  revenue  cutter  for  service  in  harbor 

of  San  Francisco,  Cal.     1  p.      (S.  rp.  118.) 
Report  amending  S.  281,  for  revenue  cutter  [headquarters  at  New- 
port, R.  I.].     1  p.     (S.  rp.  123.) 
Report  favoring  S.  925,  for  steam  vessel  for  duty  in  Puget  Sound. 

1  p.     (S.rp.  136.) 
Report  favoring  S.  3409,  for  tug  for  Revenue-Cutter  Service  for 

New  Bedford,  Mass.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  410.) 
Report  favoring  S.  2777,  for  vessel  for  Revenue-Cutter  Service  for 

duty  at  Savannah,  Ga.  1  p.  (S.  rp.  249. ) 
Report  favoring  S.  2281,  for  vessel  of  1st  class  for  Revenue-Cutter 
Service,  headquarters  at  Honolulu.  Hawaii.  1  p.  (S.  rp.  119.) 
Report  favoring  S.  926,  to  authorize  2  steam  vessels  for  Revenue- 
Cutter  Service  for  duty  on  Putret  Sound,  Wash.  2  p.  (S.  rp. 
134.) 


January,  1906  11 

Commerce  Committee — Continued. 

Robinson  Point,  Wash.     Report  favoring  S.  929,  to  establish  dwell- 
ing for  keeper  of  fog  signal  at  point.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  135.) 
Sabine  River.     Report  amending  S.  2159,  authorizing  Jasper  and 
Eastern  Railway  Company  to  construct  bridge  across  river  in  Texas 
and  Louisiana.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  27.) 
Salt  Lake,  Utah.     Report  amending  S.  3263,  to  amend  act  to  estab- 
lish port  of  delivery  at  Salt  Lake  [so  as  to  increase  salary  of  sur- 
veyor of  customs].     1  p.     (S.  rp.  412. ) 
San  Luis  Obispo,  Cal.     Report  amending  S.  3318,  to  allow  entry  and 
clearance  of  vessels  at  San  Luis  Obispo,  Port  Harford,  and  Monte- 
rey, Cal.     6  p.     (S.  rp.  416.) 
Shipping — 

Report  amending  S.  529,  to  promote  national  defense,  to  create 
naval  reserve,  to  establish  ocean  mail  lines  to  foreign  markets, 
to  promote  commerce,  and  to  provide  revenue  from  tonnage; 
with  views  of  minority.     112  p.      (S.  rp.  10  [pt.  1].) 
Report  favoring  S.  1007,  to  repeal  sec.  4136,  Revised  statutes,  re- 
lating to  registry  of  repaired  foreign  wrecks.     4  p.     ( S.  rp.  1 14. ) 
Views  of  minority  adverse  to  S.  529,  to  promote  national  defense, 
to  create  force  of  naval  volunteers,  to  establish  ocean  mail  lines 
to  foreign  markets,  to  promote  commerce,  and  \o  provide  reve- 
nue from  tonnage.     9  p.     (S.  rp.  10,  pt.  2.) 
Steamboats.     Report  amending  S.  27,  to  amend  sec.  4463,  Revised 
statutes,  relating  to  complement  of  crews  of  vessels.     2  p.     (S.  rp. 
113.) 
Stonington,  Conn.     Report  favoring  S.  2770,  for  keeper's  dwelling  to 
be  attached  to  light  station  at  Stonington  Breakwater.     1  p.     (S. 
rp. 131.) 
Tennessee  River.     Report  favoring  S.  2354,  to  authorize  dams  and 
power  stations  on  river  at  Muscle  Shoals,  Ala.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  125.) 

Comptroller  of  Currency  (Treasury  Department): 

Annual  report  [for  year  ended  Oct.  31]  1905.     765  p.     *Cloth,  55c 

Same.     (11.  doc.  11.) 
Bulletin  664-667;  Jan.  8-29,  1906.     4°     [Weekly.] 
Digest  of  national  bank  decisions.     608  p.     *Cloth,  50c         6—8510/3 
Text  of  annual  report  [for  year  ended  Oct.  31]  1905.     59  p. 
Congress: 

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Jan.  4-31,  1906.     p.  639-1838.     4° 

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12  January,  1906 

Congress — Continued. 

59th  Congress,  1st  session,  official  Congressional  directory.  2d 
edition,  corrections  to  Jan.  10, 1906.  419  p.  il.  pi.  map.  •  *Cloth, 
35c 

Same.     (S.doc.  4  [pt.  2].) 
Public  [act]  4-7;  approved  Jan.  11-27,  1906— 

Columbia  River.  Authorizing  Washington  Bridge  Company  to 
construct  bridge  across  river  near  Wenatchee,  Wash.  No.  5. 
2  p. 

Council  City  and  Solomon  River  Railroad.  To  aid  company. 
No.  4.     1  p. 

Sabine  River.  Authorizing  Jasper  and  Eastern  Railway  Company 
to  construct  bridge  across  river  in  Texas  and  Louisiana.  No.  6. 
2  p. 

Uinta  Valley  Reservation,  Utah.     For  extension  of  time  within 
which  homestead  settlers  may  establish  residence  upon  certain 
lands  heretofore  part  of  reservation.     No.  7.     1  p. 
Public  [joint]  resolution  2,3;  approved  Jan.  17,  25,  1906 — 

House  of  Representatives.  Relating  to  [appropriation  for]  con- 
tingent expenses  of  House.  v  No.  2.     1  p. 

Santiago  ^Battlefield  Commission.     To  authorize  transport  Sumner 
to  convey  members  of  commission  and  others  to  Cuba  and 
return.     No.  3.     1  p. 
Sheep-bound  reserve — 

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Annual  report  of  chief,  1905.     194  p. 

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ister of  Copyrights. 

Catalogue  of  title  entries  of  books  and  other  articles  entered  under 
copyright  law;  whole  nos.  757-760;  Jan.  4-25,  1906.  p.  1-369. 
[Weekly.]     Paper,  $5.00  a  yr. 

Court  of  Claims: 

Appropriations.     Estimate  of  [deficiency]  appropriation  for  contin- 
gent expenses.     1  p.     ( H.  doc.  371. ) 
Bean,  John  W.     Findings.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  351.) 
Boyd,  John  C.     Findings.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  128.) 
Butler,  John  E.     Findings.     2  p.      (H.  doc.  395.) 
Butt,  Thomas   P.     Findings  in  case   of  Mitchell  H.  Butt,  heir  of 

Thomas  P.  Butt.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  301.) 
Campbell,  James  ML.     Findings.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  324.) 
Coleman,  Jesse  W.     Findings.     3  p.     (H.  doc.  302.) 
Colter,  Andrew  A.     Findings.     2  p.     (H.doc.  363.) 
Cubbage,  Wilford.     Findings.     2  p.     (H.doc.  394.) 
Depenbrock,  Bennett.     Findings.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  396.) 


January,  1906  13 

Court  of  Claims — Continued. 

Deslonde,  Eloise.  Findings  in  case  of  Odile  Deslonde,  heir  of  Eloise 
Deslonde.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  138.) 

Dinwiddie  County,  Va.  Findings  in  case  of  trustees  of  Smiths 
Grove  Methodist  Episcopal  Church,  Dinwiddie  Countv.  2  p. 
(S.  doc.  151.) 

Eppler,  Isaac  T.  Findings  in  case  of  Sam  Edmondson,  administra- 
tor of  Eppler.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  352.) 

Etting,  Henry.  Findings  in  case  of  Pennsylvania  Company  for  In- 
surance [Insurances]  on  Lives  and  Granting  Annuities,  executor 
of  Etting.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  129.) 

Ewing,  Joseph.     Findings.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  299. ) 

Francis,  Roger  A.  Findings  in  case  of  Isabella  G.  Francis,  adminis- 
tratrix of  Roger  A.  Francis.     6  p.     (S.  doc.  121.) 

Frederick  County,  Va.  Findings  in  case  of  trustees  of  Mount  Zion 
Church  of  United  Brethren,  Frederick  County.  2  p.  (S.  doc. 
126.) 

Freeman,  "William.  Findings  in  case  of  Susan  R.  Jones,  administra- 
trix of  Freeman.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  323.  ) 

Garvs,  Va.  Findings  in  case  of  Methodist  Episcopal  Church,  Garvs. 
2  p.     (S.  doc.  149.) 

Harvey,  Matilda  B.  Findings  in  case  of  J.  P.  Harvev,  administrator 
of  Matilda  B.  Harvey.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  120.) 

Henson,  John.  Findings  in  case  of  W.  R.  Henson,  administrator  of 
John  Henson.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  333.) 

Hiram  Lodge  7,  F.  A.  M.,  Franklin,  Tenn.  Findings  in  case  of  trus- 
tees of  lodge.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  139. ) 

Holland,  Barton  A.     Findings.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  397.) 

Humboldt  Female  College.  Findings  in  case  of  G.  S.  Lannon,  re- 
ceiver of  Humboldt  Female  College,  Gibson  Countv,  Tenn.  2  p. 
(S.  doc.  118.) 

Lawrence,  Annis.     Findings.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  362.) 

Lazare,  Jean  Baptiste.  Findings  in  case  of  Augustin  Lazare,  adminis- 
trator of  Jean  Baptiste  Lazare.     2  pv     (S.  doc.  125. ) 

Lefevre,  Mary.  Findings  in  case  of  Union  Trust  Company,  adminis- 
trator of  Mary  Lefevre.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  350. ) 

Loveland,  Theodore  L.  Findings  in  case  of  Annie  Mahar,  widow  of 
Loveland.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  393.) 

Lumber  Bridge,  N.  C.  Findings  in  case  of  trustees  of  Presbvterian 
Church,  Lumber  Bridge.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  137.) 

Lutholtz,  Mary.  Findings  in  case  of  John  C.  Lutholtz,  heir  of  Mary 
Lutholtz.    "2  p.     (H.  doc.  440.) 

Luttrell,  John  B.     Findings.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  353.) 

McDonald,  James.  Findings  in  case  of  Anna  M'Donald,  widow  of 
James  M'Donald.     2  p.      (S.  doc.  119.) 

Midclletown,  Va.  Findings  in  case  of  wardens  of  St.  Thomas  Epis- 
copal Church,  Middletown.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  124.) 

Missouri  University.     Findings.     2  p.      (S.  doc.  123. ) 

Moore,  James  P.  Findings  in  case  of  Mora  B.  Fariss,  administratrix 
of  Moore.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  322.) 

Morehead  City,  N.  C.  Findings  in  case  of  trustees  of  Methodist 
Episcopal  Church  South,  Morehead  City.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  135.) 

Mount  Zion  Societv.  Findings  in  case  of  Mount  Zion  Society,  Fair- 
field County,  8.  C.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  136. ) 


14  January,  1906 

Court  of  Claims — Continued. 
Myers,  James  W. — 

Findings  in  case  of  William  W.  Mvers,  executor  of  James  W. 
Myers.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  304.) 

Request  for  return  of  findings.     1  p.      (H.  doc.  298.) 
Robinson,  Melchisedec.     Findings  in  case  of  J.  D.  Robinson,  admin- 
istrator of  Melchisedec  Robinson.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  303. ) 
Rutherford,  William  B.     Findings.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  349.) 
Smith,  Sarah  G.     Findings  in  case  of  Sarah  Lou,  Mary  Ellen,  and 

Susan  Virginia  Smith,  heirs  of  Sarah  G.  Smith.    2  p.    (S.  doc.  122.) 
Spake,  Manurvia  J.     Findings  in  case  of  Manurvia  J.  Spake,  formerly 

Manurvia  J.  Ross.     2  p.    (H.  doc.  354. ) 
Spottsylvania,  Va.     Findings  in  case  of  trustees  of  Zion  Methodist 

Episcopal  Church  South,  Spottsylvania.    2  p.    (S.  doc.  150.) 
Stone,  Mark.     Findings  in  case  of  William  Stone,  heir  of  Mark  Stone. 

2  p.     (H.  doc.  300.) 
Stone,  William  T.     Findings  in  case  of  John  T.  Sifford,  executor  of 

Stone.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  364.) 
Swain,  Elisha  R.     Findings  in  case  of  Maria  N.  Swain,  widow  of 

Elisha  R.  Swain.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  325.) 

Warrenton,  Va.     Findings  in  case  of  trustees  of  Methodist  Episcopal 

Church  South,  Warren  ton.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  147. ) 
Whim,  schooner.     Conclusions  of  law  and  fact  in  French  spoliation 

cases  relating  to  schooner,  John  Boyd,  master.     3  p.     (H.  doc. 

361.) 
Williamsburg,  Va.     Findings  in  case  of  trustees  of  Baptist  Church, 

Williamsburg.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  148. ) 

Crater  Lake  National  Park  (Interior  Department): 

Report  of  superintendent,  1905.      12  p.  il.»map. 
Department  Methods  Committee: 

Government  crop  reports  [report  on  work  of  Bureau  of  Statistics, 
Dept.  of  Agriculture].     25  p.  4° 

Public  printing.     12  p.  4°. 
District  of  Columbia: 

Charities  Board.     Report,  1905.     32  p. 

Chesapeake  and  Potomac  Telephone  Company.     Report  for  [calen- 
dar] year  1905.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  355.) 

Commissioners.     Report,  1905.     56  p. 

Same.     v.  2,  199  p.  tab.     [This  is  the  report  of  the  Engineer  De- 
partment of  the  District.]     *Paper,  15c 
Same.     (H.  doc.  8.) 

Electrical  Department.     Estimate  of  appropriation  for  department. 
2  p.      (H.  doc.  344. ) 

Georgetown  Barge,  Dock,  Elevator  and  Railway  Company.     State- 
ment [for  year  ending  Dec.  31, 1905].     2  p.     (H.  doc.  338. ) 

Militia.     Estimate  of  appropriation  for  militia.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  428.) 

Police  Department.     Report,  1905,  with  estimates  for  1907.     102  p. 

Public  Library.     Reference  list — 

4,  Interesting  biographies,  brief  list  of  books  with  annotations. 
8  p.  24° 

5,  Periodicals.     12  p.  24° 


January,  1906  15 

District  of  Columbia — Continued. 

Schools.     Estimate  of  appropriation   for  improvements  of  Central 

High  School.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  404.) 
Streets.     Eeport  of  superintendent  of  Street  Cleaning  Department, 

1905.     39  p. 
Taxes.     Report  of  collector  of  taxes,  1905.     10  p. 
Washington  Asylum.     Report  of  intendant  [and  other  officers],  1905. 

28  p. 

District  of  Columbia  Committee  (House): 

Coal.  Report  favoring  H.  4470,  to  amend  act  for  sealer  and  assistant 
sealer  of  weights  and  measures  in  District  [relative  to  sale  of  coal]. 
2  p.     (H.  rp.  297.) 

Commodities.  Report  favoring  H.  4468,  to  amend  act  for  sealer  and 
assistant  sealer  of  weights  and  measures  in  District  [so  that  com- 
modities shall  not  be  sold  for  less  than  standard  measure].  2  p. 
(H.  rp.  296.) 

Contracts.  Report  favoring  H.  125,  regulating  retent  on  contracts 
with  District.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  237.) 

Explosives.  Report  favoring  H.  9757,  to  amend  act  making  appro- 
priations for  District,  1903  [so  as  to  require  license  taxes  from 
persons  storing  or  selling  explosives,  etc.,  in  District].  2  p.  (H. 
rp.  585. ) 

Fire-escapes.  Report  amending  H.  122,  to  require  fire  escapes  in 
buildings  in  District.     6  p.    (H.  rp.  430. ) 

Fish  wharf.  Report  favoring  H.  4459,  authorizing  commissioners 
of  District  to  make  regulations  respecting  rights  of  fish  wharf.  2  p. 
(H.  rp.  22.) 

Hay  scales.  Report  favoring  H.  4469,  authorizing  commissioners 
of  District  to  make  regulations  respecting  public  hay  scales.  1  p. 
(H.  rp.  238.) 

Health.  Report  favoring  H.  4461,  for  abatement  of  nuisances  in 
District.     3  p.     (H.  rp.  24.) 

Military  societies.  Report  amending  by  substitute  H.  58,  to  prevent 
unlawful  wearing  of  badge  or  insignia  of  G.  A.  R.  or  other  soldier 
organizations.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  23.) 

Streets — 

Report  favoring  H.  130,  authorizing  extension  of  Kalorama  road. 

2  p.     (H.  rp.  26.) 
Report  favoring  H.  127,  authorizing  extension  of  Rhode  Island 

avenue  northeast.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  25. ) 
Report  favoring  H.  7048,  changing  names  of  Pierce  place,  Blake 
street,  Swann  street,  Cedar  street  or  place,  and  Oregon  avenue 
to  Samson  street.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  241.) 

Warrants.  Report  amending  H.  120,  to  amend  code  of  law  for  Dis- 
trict [so  as  to  allow  justices  of  the  peace  to  issue  at  any  time 
warrants  returnable  to  Police  Court  against  persons  who  have 
committed  offenses  in  District].     2  p.     (H.  rp.  236.) 

Weights  and  measures.  Report  favoring  H.  4463,  to  amend  act  for 
sealer  and  assistant  sealer  of  weights  and  measures  in  District 
[relative  to  bond  of  sealer].     2  p.      (H.  rp.  21.) 

District  of  Columbia  Committee  (Senate): 

Note.— Beginning  with  this  number  of  the  Catalogue,  entries  for  reports  on 
private  bills  will  be  omitted. 

Contracts.  Report  favoring  S.  69,  regulating  retent  on  contracts 
with  District.     2  p.      (S.  rp.  401.) 


16  January,  1906 

District  of  Columbia  Committee  (Senate)— Continued. 
Streets — 

Report  amending  S.  2260,  authorizing  extension  of  Meridian  place. 

lp.     (S.  rp.  69.) 
Report  amending  S.  64,  for  extension  of  7th  street  and  Franklin 
street  northeast.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  68. ) 

Documents  Office  (Government  Printing  Office): 

Catalogue  of  United  States  public  documents,  monthly,  no.  132; 
Dec.  1905.  p.  551-688  and  title-page  for  nos.  121-132.  *  Paper, 
$1.10  a  yr. 

Education  Bureau  (Interior  Department): 

Note.— Such  publications  of  this  Bureau  as  are  in  print  may  be  had  gratui- 
tously by  addressing  the  Commissioner  of  Education. 

Recommendation  for  legislation  [authorizing  assignments  of  pay  and 
reimbursements  for  expenses  incurred  by  employees  in  Alaskan 
school  service].     4  p.     (H.  doc.  359. ) 

Education  Committee  (House): 

Report  amending  H.  10501,  to  incorporate  National  Education  Asso- 
ciation of  United  States.     3  p.     (H.  rp.  592.) 

Engineer  Department  (War  Department): 

Alabama  River,  Ala.     Report  of  examination  of  river.     6  p.      (H. 

doc.  378. ) 
Anacostia  River,  D.  C.      Report  of  survey  of  Anacostia  River  flats. 

12  p.  maps.     (H.  doc.  194.)  6-7767/5 

Buffalo,  N.  Y.     Reports  of  examination  and  survey  of  Buffalo  break- 
water.    10  p.  maps.     (H.  doc.  240.) 
Cape  Porpoise,  Me.     Reports  of  examination  and  survey  of  entrance 

to  harbor.     6  p.  map.     (H.  doc.  191.) 
Circular  1-6  [1906] ;  Jan.  4-20,  1906.     Each  1  p.  12° 
Coan  River,  ATa.     Reports  of  examination  and  survev  of  upper  por- 
tion of  river.     6  p.     (H.  doc.  288. ) 
Engineers.     Employment  of  civilian  engineers  in  river  and  harbor 

work  [1905] .     8  p.     ( H.  doc.  339. ) 
Green  River,  Ky.     Report  of  examination  of  river  [from  lock  6  to 

Munfordville].     15  p.     (H.  doc.  377.) 
Humboldt  Bay,   Cal.     Reports  of  examination  and  survey   of  bay 

[with  view  to  enlarging  channel  to  Eureka] .     6  p.  map.     (H.doc. 

228.) 
Occoquan  River,  Ya.     Reports  of  examination  and  survey  of  Occo- 

quan  Creek.     8  p.  map.     (H.  doc.  190.) 
Officers.    Statement  showing  rank,  duties,  and  addresses  of  officers. 

30  p.  4°     [Quarterly.] 
Olympia,  Wash.      Reports  of  examination  and   survev  of  harbor. 

lip.     (H.doc.  405.) 
Potomac  River,  D.  C.     Draft  of  joint  resolution  extending  time  for 

completion  of  highway  bridge  across  river  [at  Washington].     2  p. 

(H.  doc.  385. ) 
Proposals.     Abstracts  of  proposals  [received]  for  materials  and  labor, 

1905.     207  p.     (H.doc.  83.) 
Red  River  of  the  North,  Minn,  and  N.  Dak.     Report  of  examination 

of  river  from  Fargo  to  international  boundary  line.     4  p,     (H. 

doc.  416.) 


January,  1906  17 

Engineer  Department — Continued. 

Sacramento  River,  Cal.     Report  of  [board  on]  examination  of  Sacra- 
mento, San  Joaquin,  and  Feather  rivers,  and  their  tributaries. 
97  p.  map.     (H.  doc.  262.) 
Savannah,  Ga.     Report  of  survey  of  harbor.     13  p.  map.     (H.  doc. 

181.) 
Special  orders  1-4  [1906];  Jan.  3-25,  1906.     Each  1  p.  12° 
Entomology  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department): 

Bulletin  55,  Rearing  of  queen  bees.     32  p.  il.     *Paper,  5c 

Agr  6-316,2 
Report  of  entomologist,  1905.     p.  273-302 

Equipment  Bureau  (Navy  Department): 

Note. — For  divisions  under  this  bureau,  see  names  of  divisions. 
Catalogue  of  crew's  library  of  U.  S.  S.  Yankton.  16  p.  12° 
Catalogue  of  ship's  and  crew's  libraries  of  U.  S.  S.  Alliance.  30  p.  12° 
Catalogue  of  ship's  and  crew's  libraries  of  U.  S.  S.  Georgia.  51  p.  12° 
Catalogue  of  ship's  and  crew's  libraries  of  U.  S.  S.  Nebraska.  51  p.  12° 
Catalogue  of  ship's  and  crew's  libraries  of  U.  S.  S.  New  Jersev.  51 
p.  12° 

Catalogue  of  ship's  and  crew's  libraries  of  U.  S.  S.  Rhode  Island.     51 
p.  12° 

Catalogue  of  ship's  and  crew's  libraries  of  U.  S.  S.  Yirginia.     51  p.  12° 

Experiment  Stations  Office  (Agriculture  Department): 

Note. — For  divisions  under  this  bureau,  see  names  of  division-. 
Agricultural  experiment  stations.     List  of  station  publications  re- 
ceived by  office  during  Nov.  and  Dec.  1905.     6  p.     [Bimonthly.] 
Bulletin  161,  Organization  lists  of  agricultural  colleges  and  experi- 
ment stations  in  United  States.     95  p.     *Paper,  5c       Agr  6-313/2 
Experiment  station  record,  v.    17,   no.  5;  Jan.   1906.      p.  417-520. 

*Paper,  $1.00  a  vol.  (12  nos.) 
Experiment  station  work,  v.  2,  no.  12.     p.  309-336,  il.     [Same  as 

Farmer's  bulletin  237.] 
Irrigation — 

Annual  report  of  irrigation  and  drainage  investigations,  1904,  no. 
3;  Distribution  and  use  of  water  in  Modesto  and  Turlock 
irrigation  districts,  Cal. ;  Relation  of  irrigation  to  yield,  size, 
quality,  and  commercial  suitability  of  fruits;  Irrigation 
conditions  in  Imperial  Yalley,  Cal.  p.  93-194,  il.  pi.  maps. 
Same,  no.  4;  Irrigation  in  Klamath  County,  Oreg. ;  Irrigation 
investigations  in  Yakima  Yalley,  Wash.,  1904;  Irrigation 
conditions  in  Raft  River  water  district,  Idaho,  1904.  p. 
257-302,  il. 

Same,  no.  6;  Irrigation  in  southern  Texas,  p.  347-507,  il.  pi. 
map. 

Same,  no.  7;  Rice  irrigation  in  Louisiana  and  Texas  in  1903 
and  1904;  Rice  irrigation  on  prairie  land  of  Arkansas,  p. 509- 
565,  il.  pi. 

Same,  no.  8;  Irrigation  experiments  at  Fort  Hays,  Kans.,  1903 
and  1904;  Irrigation  near  Garden  City,  Kans",  1904;  Pump- 
ing plants  in  Colorado,  Nebraska,  and  Kansas;  Irrigation 
near  Rockyford,  Colo.,  1904;  Irrigation  and  drainage  of 
cranberry  marshes  in  Wisconsin,     p.  567-642,  il. 

Same,  no.  9;  Report  of  drainage  investigations,  1904.  p.  643- 
743,  il.  pi.  maps. 

7686— No.  133—06 2 


18  January,  1906 

Experiment  Stations  Office— Continued. 

Water   rights  on   interstate   streams,   Platte   River  and  tributaries; 
Results  of  investigation,     p.  9-95,  il.  t>l.  map. 
Same;  Water  rights  within  States,     p.  97-116. 

Finance  Committee  (Senate): 

Monetary  agreements  with  Panama,  hearings  before  committee  [Jan. 
24,  1906,  on  monetary  agreements  between  Secretary  of  War  and 
Panama].     40  p. 

Fisheries  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Note.— The  Bureau  supplies  gratuitously  those  of  its  publications  which  are 
in  print.     For  divisions  under  this  bureau,  see  names  of  divisions. 

Brachyura  and  macrura  of  Hawaiian  Islands,     p.  827-930,  il.  pi.  large 

8° 
Bulletin,  1904.     v.  24,  541  p.  il.  pi.  large  8°    *Cloth,  $1.30 

Same.     ( H.  doc.  480,  58th  Cong.  3d  sess. ) 
Carp.     German  carp  in  United  States,     p.  523-641,  il.  pi. 
Hawaii.      Commercial   fisheries  of   Hawaiian   Islands   in   1903.     p. 

433-512. 
Hydroids  of  Hawaiian    Islands  collected   by  steamer  Albatross  in 

*  1902.     p.  931-959,  pi.  large  8° 
Madison,  Wis.      Notes  mi  food  and  parasites  of  some  fresh-water 

fishes  from  lakes  at  Madison,     p.  513-522. 
Report  of  commissioner,  1905.     46  p. 

Same  [with  reports  of  divisions  and  appended  papers],  1904.     740 
p.  if.  pi.  map.     *Cloth,  65c 

Same.      (H.  doc.  479,  58th  Cong.  3d  sess. ) 
Schizopods  of  Hawaiian  Islands  collected  by  steamer  Albatross  in 

1902.     p.  961-973,  large  8° 
Statistical  bulletin  173,  Statement  of  quantities  and  values  of  certain 

fishery  products    landed   at   Boston  and  Gloucester,  Mass.,  by 

American  fishing  vessels,  Dec.  1905.     1  p.  oblong  8° 

Fisheries  Committee  (Senate): 

Fish  hatcheries — 

Report  favoring  S.  92,  to  establish  fish-cultural  station  in  Idaho. 

1  p.      (S.  rp.  108.) 
Report  favoring  S.  284,  to  establish  fish-cultural  station  in  Rhode 

Island.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  107.) 
Report  favoring  S.  1374,  to  establish  fish-cultural  station  in  Utah. 

1  p.     (S.  rp.  370.) 
Report  favoring  S.  1462,  to  establish  one  or  more  fish-cultural 

stations  on  Puget  Sound,  Wash.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  411. ) 

Fisheries,  Division  of  Statistics  and  Methods  of  (Fisheries  Bureau, 
Commerce  and  Labor  Department) : 
Statistics  of  fisheries  of  Great  Lakes,  [calendar  vear]  1903.     p.  643- 
731. 

Five  Civilized  Tribes  Commission  (Interior  Department) : 

[12th  annual]  report,  1905.     66  p. 
Foreign  Mail  Service  (Post-Office  Department): 

Schedule  of  steamers  appointed  to  convey  mails  to  foreign  countries 
during  Feb.  1906.     1  p.  narrow  f"     [Monthly.] 


January,  1906  19- 

Foreign  Relations  Committee  (Senate): 

American  National  Institute,  Paris.  Report  amending  S.  1,  to  in- 
corporate American  National  Institute  at  Paris,  France.  3  p. 
(S.  rp.  29.) 

Consuls.  Report  amending  S.  1345,  for  reorganization  of  consular 
service;  with  hearings.     52  p.     (S.  rp.  112. ) 

Forest  Service  (Agriculture  Department): 
Bulletin— 

56,  Working  plan  for  forest  lands  in  Berkeley  County,  S.  C.  62 
p.  pi.  map.     *Paper,  10c  Agr  6-301/2 

65,  Advice  for  forest  planters  in  Oklahoma  and  adjacent  regions. 
46  p.  il.  pi.  map.     *Paper,  5c  Agr  6-302/4 

Circular  36,  Forest  Service,  what  it  is  and  how  it  deals  with  forest 
problems.     24  p.  il.  Agr.  6-306/2 

Field  programme,  Jan.  1906.     S  p.     [Monthly.] 
List  of  publications  available  Jan.  24,  1906.      [4]  p.  16° 
Press  bulletin  101-105;  Jan.  8-24,  1906.     Each  1  p.  various  sizes. 
Report  of  forester,  1905.     p.  199-237,  il. 

Revised  regulations  and  instructions  in  reference  to  grazing  [in 
national  forest  reserves],  to  take  effect  Jan.  1,  1906.     16  p.  16° 

Geological  Survey  (Interior  Department): 

Note. — The  publications  of  the  United  States  Geological  Survey  consist  of 
annual  reports  (restricted  to  one  volume  each,  beginning  with  report  for  1902), 
bulletins,  Mineral  resources.  Professional  papers,  and  Water-supply  and  irri- 
gation papers,  which  are  intended  for  free  distribution;  and  maps,  Mono- 
graphs, and  folios  of  the  Geologic  atlas  and  the  Topographic  atlas  of  the 
United  States,  which  are  sold  at  prices  ranging  from  5c  to  $11.00  each.  A 
wholesale  rate  has  been  established  for  topographic  and  geologic  folios,  when- 
ever the  sum  transmitted  solely  for  folios  at  the  wholesale  price  amounts  to  at 
least  $5.10;  that  is,  a  discount  of  40  per  cent  will  be  given  whenever  34  or  more 
folios  that  sell  singly  for  25c,  or  their  equivalent  in  higher  priced  folios, 
are  ordered  at  one  time.  Address  the  Director  of  the  Geological  Survey, 
Washington. 

Bulletin — 

265,  Geology  of  Boulder  district,  Colo.     101  p.  il.  pi.  maps.     *  Pa- 
per, 15c  GS  6-51/2 
Same.     (H.  doc.  454,  58th  Cong.  3d  sess. ) 

270,  Configuration  of  rock  floor  of  Greater  New  York.  96  p.  il. 
pi.  maps.      (H.  doc.  203.)  GS  5-1064/2 

271,  Bibliography  and  index  of  North  American  geology,  paleon- 
tology, petrologv,  and  mineralogv,  [calendar]  vear  1904.  218 
p.     (H.  doc.  204.)  GS  4-3948/5 

272,  Taconic  physiography.     52  p.  il.  pi.  maps.     *  Paper,  15c 

GS  6-327/4 
Same.     (H.  doc.  205.) 

273,  Drumlins  of  southeastern  Wisconsin.      46  p.  il.  pi.  map. 

*Paper,  10c  GS  6-396 

Same.     (H.  doc.  206.) 
276,  Results  of  primary  triangulation  and  primary  traverse,  1905. 
263  p.  map.     *Paper,  20c  GS  4-1312/7 

•    Geologic  atlas  of  United  States — 

127,  Sundance  folio,  Wyo.-S.  Dak.  12  p.  il.  pi.  maps,  large  4° 
*Paper,  25c 

128,  Aladdin  folio,  Wyo.-S.  Dak.-Mont.  8  p.  il.  pi.  maps,  large  4° 
*Paper,  25c 


20  January,  1906 

Geological  Survey — Continued. 

Gold.     Production  of  gold  and  silver  in  1904.     175  p. 

Maps.  Recommendation  for  legislation  affecting  certain  credits  to 
appropriation  for  engraving  and  printing.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  365. ) 

Mineral  resources  of  United  States,  calendar  year  1904.     1264  p.  pi 
map.     *Cloth,  70c 
Same.     (H.  doc.  21.) 

Monograph  32,  Atlas  to  geology  of  Yellowstone  National  Park.  27 
sheets,  large  4°  (H.  doc.  287,  atlas,  55th  Cong.  3d  sess.  In  v.  58, 
pt.  2;  3800,  v.  2.)' 

Precious  stones.     Production  of  precious  stones  in  1904.     120  p. 

Professional    paper    40,    Triassic    cephalopod    genera  of    America. 
394  p.  il.  pl.4°  GS  6-50/4 

Same.     (H.  doc.  196.) 

Sand.  Estimate  of  [deficiency]  appropriation  for  investigation  of 
[mineral]  values  of  black  sands  in  United  States.  2  p.  (H.  doc. 
281.) 

Topographic  sheets — 

Note. — The  Geological  Survey  is  making  a  topographic  map  of  the  United 
States.  The  sheets  of  which  it  is  composed  are  projected  without  reference 
to  political  divisions,  and  are  designated  bvsome  prominent  town  or  natural 
feature  found  on  them.  Three  scales  are  used,  1:62,500,1:125,000,  and  1:250,000. 
These  correspond,  approximately,  to  1  mile,  2  miles,  and  4  miles  to  1  linear 
inch  on  the  map.  The  size,  unless  otherwise  given,  is  about  17.5  inches  in 
height  by  11.5  to  16  inches  in  width,  exclusive  of  the  margin,  the  width  vary- 
ing with  "the  latitude.  A  description  of  the  topographic  map  is  printed  on  the 
reverse  of  each  sheet  catalogued  below. 

About  three-tenths  of  the  area  of  the  country,  excluding  Alaska,  has  been 
mapped,  nearly  every  State  being  represented.  Massachusetts,  Connecticut, 
Rhode  Island,  New  Jersey,  and  the  District  of  Columbia  are  completely 
mapped.  Sheets  of  the  regular  size  are  sold  by  the  Survey  at  5c  each;  but  in 
lots  of  100  or  more  copies,  whether  of  the  same  sheet  or  of  different  sheets,  the 
price  is  3c  each.  In  no  case  can  orders  be  filled  at  the  wholesale  rate  unless 
the  sum  remitted  solely  for  topographic  maps  amounts  to  at  least  $3.00. 

Arkansas-Missouri,  Harrison  quadrangle,  lat.  36°-36°  30/,  long. 

93°-93°  30'.     Scale  1:125,000,  contour  interval  50  ft. 
Colorado,  Central  City  quadrangle,  lat.    39°  45/-40°,  long.    105° 

30'-105°  45'.     Scale  1:62,500,  contour  interval  100  ft. 
Maryland,  Crapo  quadrangle,  lat.  38°  15'-38°  30',  long.   76°-76° 

15'.     Scale  1:62,500,  contour  interval  10  ft. 
Michigan,  Grossepoint  quadrangle,  lat.  42°  15/-42°  30',  long.  82° 

45/-83°.     Scale  1:62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft. 
New  York,  Ogdensburg  quadrangle,  lat.  44°  30/-44°  45',  long. 

75°  lS'-^0  30'.     Scale  1:62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft. 
Ohio,  Akron  quadrangle,  lat.   41°-41°  15',  long.  81°  SO'-Sl0  45'. 

Scale  1:62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft. 
Ohio,  Athens  quadrangle,  lat.  39°  15'-39°  30',  long.  82°-82°  15'. 

Scale  1:62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft. 
Tennessee-Alabama,    Waynesboro  quadrangle,   lat.    35°-35°  30', 

long.  87°  30'-88°.     Scale  1:125,000,  contour  interval  50  ft. 
Washington-Idaho,  Oakesdale  quadrangle,  lat.  47°"— 17°  30/,  long. 

117°-117°  30'.     Scale  1: 125,000,  contour  interval  50  ft. 
West  Virginia,  West  Union  quadrangle,  lat.  39°  15'-39°  30',  long. 

80°  45'-81°.     Scale  1:62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft. 
Government  Actuary  (Treasury  Department): 

Market  prices  and  investment  values  of  outstanding  securities 
[Dec.  1905].  2  p.  4°  (Treasurv  Dept.  Dept.  circular  2,  1906. ) 
[Monthly.] 


January,  1906  21 

Government  Hospital  for  Insane  (Interior  Department): 
Estimate  of  appropriation.     3  p.     (H.  doc.  366. ) 
Estimate  of  appropriation  for  construction  of  assembly  hall.     3  p. 

(H.  doc.  426.) 
Financial  report,  1905.     57  p.     (S.  doc.  61.) 
Hawaii   (Interior  Department ) : 

Report  of  governor,  1905.     92  p.  map. 

Supplemental  estimate  for  expenses  of  Legislative  Assembly.  2  p. 
|  H.  doc.  280.) 

Hawaii    Agricultural     Experiment    Station    (Experiment    Stations 
Office,  Agriculture  Department): 
Bulletin  9,  Citrus  fruits  in  Hawaii.     31  p.  il.  pi.     *  Paper,  5c 

Agr  6-309  3 

Hydrographic  Office  (Equipment  Bureau,  Navy  Department): 

Note. — The  charts,  sailing  directions,  etc.,  of  the  Hydrographic  Office  are 
sold  by  the  office  iu  Washington  and  also  by  agents  at  the  principal  American 
and  foreign  seaports  and  American  lake  ports.  The  price  of  the  Catalogue  of 
charts,  plans,  sailing  directions,  and  other  publications  is  50c.  Copies  of  the 
Hydrographic  bulletin  and  Notice  to  mariners  are  supplied  free  on  applica- 
tion at  the  Hydrographh  Office  in  Washington  and  at  the  branch  offices  in 
Boston,  New  York,  Philadelphia,  Baltimore,  Norfolk.  Savannah,  New  Orleans, 
San  Francisco.  Portland  (Oreg. ),  Port  Townsend,  Chicago,  Cleveland,  Buffalo, 
Sault  Ste.  Marie,  and  Duluth. 

American  practical  navigator,  epitome  of  navigation  and  nautical  as- 
tronomy, revised  in  1903.  [4th  edition.]  652  p.  il.  large  8° 
Sheep,  $2.25  3-27985 

Annual  report  of  hydrographer.  1905.     26  p. 
Charts— 

Comau  orLeptepu  Inlet,  Ancud  Gulf,  Chile,  from  Chilean  survey 
in   1900;   chart  2245.      Scale  naut.  m.  =  0.61  in.      25.9x20.9 
in.     20c 
Fortune  Bay,  Head  of,  including  Lone:  Harbor,  Newfoundland, 
south  coast,  from  British  survey  in  1882  and  1883;  with  inset, 
Continuation  to  head  of  Fortune  Bav;  chart  2279.     Scale  naut. 
in.  =  1.99  in.     39.8  X  26.3  and  9.9  x"ll  in.     50c 
Hare  Bay,  Southern  approach  to,  Newfoundland,  north  east  coast, 
from  French  survevs,  1853-82;  chart  2282.     Scale  naut.  m.= 
3.5  in.     26.1X33.7  "in.     40c 
31<>nte  Cristi  Bay,  north  coast  of  Santo  Domingo,  W.  I.,  from  sur- 
vey in  1905  by  3d  Squadron,  C.  S.  North  Atlantic  Fleet;  chart 
2287.     Scale  2000  yds.  =  8  in.     29.6  X  23.5  in.     30c 
Newfoundland,  east  coast,  Motion  Hd.  to  Flat  Bock  Pt.,  showing 
approaches  to  St.  Johns  Hr.,  from  British  survevs  in  1885  and 
1897;  chart  2139.     Scale  naut.m.  =  2  in.     39.7X26.3  in.     50c 
Notre  Dame  Bay,  Green  Head  to  Little  Bay  Island,  Newfound- 
land, east  coast,  from  British  survey  in  1878  and  1879;  chart 
2280.     Scale  naut.  m.  =  3  in.     39.2  X  25.8  in.     50c 
Notre  Dame  Bay,  Little  Bay  Island  to  League  Rocks,  Newfound- 
land, east  coast,  from  British  survey  in  1879;  chart  2140.     Scale 
naut.  m.  =  2.9  in.     25.7  X  39.2  in.  *  50c 
Notre  Dame  Bay.  Sunday  Cove  Island  to  Thimble  Tickles,  New- 
foundland, east  coast,  from  British  surveys  in  1879-1901;  with 
inset,  Continuation  of  Wild  Bight:   chart  2278.      Scale  naut. 
m.  =  3  in.     25.6  X  39.2  and  5.4  X  6.5  in.     50c 
Pilot  chart  of  north  Atlantic  Ocean,  Feb.  1906;  chart  1400.     Scale 
1°  long.  =  0.27  in.     21X32  in.      [Monthly.]     10c 


22  January,  1906 

Hydrographic  Office — Continued. 
Charts — Continued. 

Pilot  chart  of  north  Pacific  Ocean,  Feb.  1906;  chart  1401.     Scale 

1°  long.  =  0.2  in.     20.7X35.3  in.     [Monthly.]     10c 

Salmonier  River  and  Colinet  Harbor  and  adjacent  anchorages,  St. 

Mary  Bav,  Newfoundland,  south  coast,  from  British  survey  in 

1862*;  chart  2277.     Scale  naut.  m.=  3  in.     26.2  X  39.7  in.    50c 

Santo  Domingo  Harbor,  South  coast  of  Santo  Domingo,  W.  I., 

from  survey  in  1905  by  U.  S.  S.  Castine,  scale  2000  yds.  =10  in. ; 

Enlarged  plan  of  Ozama  River,  scale  2000  yds.  =30  in.;  chart 

2283.     22.8X27.2  in.     30c 

Hydrographic  bulletin,  weekly,  853-857;  Jan.  3-31, 1906.     Each  1  p. 

various  sizes. 
Notice  to  mariners,  weekly,   1-4,   1906;    Jan.  6-27  [1906].     1.  1-57. 

Same,  index  to  1-52  of  1905.     35  p. 
Supplement  [3  to  Sailing  directions  for]  Gulf  and  River  St.  Law- 
rence, 2d  edition  (publication  100,  edition  of  18^7  ).    63  1.     Paper, 
10c 
Immigration  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Immigration    laws   and    regulations,    Aug.    1903.      Edition   of  Dec. 

1905.     45  p. 
Reports  by  Marcus  Braun  [regarding  emigration  to  United  States]. 
52  P.     "(H.  doc.  384.)  6-35060 

Indian  Affairs  Committee  (I louse): 

Choctaw  Indians.     Report  amending  H.  J.  R.  59,  to  establish  bound- 
ary between  ( 'In  ictaw  and  Chickasaw  nations,  Jnd.  T.,  and  Texas. 
2  p.     ill.  rp.  580.  i 
Indian  Territory.     Report  amending  H.  5976,  for  final  disposition  of 
affairs  of  Five  Civilized  Tribes  in  Territory.     4  p.     (H.  rp.  183.) 
Jocko  Reservation.     Report   amending   H.  8461,  to  amend  act    for 
survey   and   allotment    of   lands   within    Flathead    Reservation, ' 
Mont.,  and  sale  and  disposal  of  surplus  lands  after  allotment,  as 
amended.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  584.) 
Kiowa  and  Comanche  Reservation  — 

Report  amending  H.  11783,  for  town  sites  and  sale  of  lots  within 
common  lands  of  Kiowa.  Comanche,  and  Apache  Indians  in 
Oklahoma.  2  p.  (H.  rp.  295.) 
Report  amending  H.  431,  to  open  for  settlement  505,000  acres  of 
land  in  Kiowa,  Comanche,  and  Apache  Reservation,  Okla. 
2  p.     (H.  rp.  343.)     [Report  reads,  by  a  misprint,  H.  43.] 

Indian  Affairs  Committee  (Senate): 

Note.— Beginning  with  this  number  of  the  Catalogue,  entries  for  reports  on 
private  bills  will  be  omitted. 

Chippewa  lands.  Report  favoring  S.  2786,  to  refund  to  purchasers 
of  pine  timber  on  ceded  [Chippewa]  lands  sums  paid  in  excess 
of  amounts  due.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  210.) 

Chippewa  Reservation.  Report  amending  S.  2785,  to  authorize 
sale  of  down  timber  and  hay  in  former  Chippewa  of  the  Mis- 
sissippi Reservation,  Minn.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  127. ) 

Cooper  Island.  Report  amending  S.  2397,  to  amend  act  to  amend 
act  for  relief  of  Chippewa  Indians  in  Minnesota  so  as  to  create 
forest  reserve  [by  setting  aside  Cooper  Island  in  Cass  Lake]. 
1  p.     (S.  rp.  126.) 


January,  1906  23 

Indian  Affairs  Committee  (Senate) — Continued. 

Indians.  Report  favoring  S.  2783,  to  repeal  see.  11  of  act  making 
appropriations  for  Indian  Department,  1890  [allowing  expenses 
of  trials  of  Indians  who  have  committed  offenses  within  juris- 
diction of  Territories] .     1  p.     (S.  rp.  209.) 

Klamath  Reservation.  Report  favoring  S.  1794,  to  ratify  agreement 
with  Indians  of  Klamath  Reservation,  Oreg.     25  p.     (S.  rp.  198.) 

Lower  Brule  Reservation.  Report  favoring  S.  980,  to  ratify  agree- 
ment with  Lower  Brule  Indians  in  South  Dakota.  5  p.  (S.  rp. 
253.  i 

Indian  Bureau  (Interior  Department): 

Note. — For  division  under  this  bureau,  see  Indian  Schools  Superintendent. 
Draft  of  bill  for  allowance  of  interest  on  proceeds  of  sale  of  Indian 

lands  so  far  as  they  are  portions  of  minors.     3  p.     (H.  doc.  286.) 
Draft  of  bill  to  authorize  sale  of  timber  on  Menominee  Reservation, 

Wis.     14  p.  il.     (H.  doc.  287.) 
Draft  of  bill  to  ratify  agreement  with  Indians  of  Colville  Reserva- 
tion, Wash.     17  p.      (H.  doc.  332.) 
Estimate  of  deficiency  appropriation   for  additional   clerical   force. 

3  p.     (H.  doc.  398.) 
Estimate  of    [deficiency   in]    appropriation   for  asylum  for  insane 

Indians  at  Canton,  S.  Dak.     2  p.     (H.doc.  391.) 
Letter  recommending  creation  of  office  of  chief  clerk.     3  p.     (H. 

doc.  399.) 
Revised  regulations,  Mar.  20, 1905,  with  amendments,  governing  sale 

and  leasing  of  lands  in  Creek  Nation,  Ind.  T.     52  p. 
Indian  Inspector  for  Indian  Territory  i  Interior  Department): 

Report,  1905.     92  p. 
Indian  Schools  Superintendent  ( Indian  Bureau,  Interior  Department) : 
Nature  study  and  gardening,  primary  methods  and  outlines  for  use 

of  teachers  in  Indian  schools.     27  p.  il.  pi.  <i-.;5061  5 

Industrial  Expositions  Select  Committee  (Senate): 

Report  favoring  amendment  to  H.  12320,  making  appropriation^  to 
supply  urgent  deficiencies.  1906,  for  participation  in  exposition  at 
Milan.  Italy,  in  1906.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  402.) 

Infantry  and  Cavalry  School  (  War  Department ) : 

Circular  1  [1906];  Jan.  2,  1906.     1  p.  12° 

Orders  2-4  [1906];  Jan.  3-27,  1906.     Each  1  p.  12" 
Insular  Affairs  Bureau  (War  Department): 

Monthly  summary  of  commerce  of  Philippine  Islands,  Aug.  1905; 
no.  2,  series  1905-06.     p.  107-212,  4" 

Insular  Affairs  Committee  (House): 

Committee  reports,  hearings  [before  committee,  Feb.  10-Mar.  24, 
1904],  and  acts  corresponding  thereto,  58th  Congress,  1903-05 
[relative  to  affairs  in  Porto  Rico  and  Philippine  Islands].    144 p.  il. 

Interior  Department: 

Note. — The  decisions  of  the  Department  of  the  Interior  in  pension  cases  are 
issued  in  slips  and  in  signatures,  and  the  decisions  in  land  eases  are  issued 
in  signatures,  both  being  published  later  in  bound  volumes  at  prices  ranging 
from  81.05  to  SI. 45  per  volume.  Subscribers  may  deposit  81.00  in  the  Depart- 
ment and  receive  the  contents  of  a  volume  of  the  decisions  of  either  kind 
in  separate  parts  as  they  are  issued.  For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see 
names  of  bureaus. 


24  January,  1906 

Interior  Department — Continued . 

Decisions  [in  appealed  pension  and  bounty-land  claims]  v.  16,  [sig- 
natures] 9-13.     p.  129-208. 

Same,  [v.  16,  slips]  44-70;  Oct.  30,  1905-Jan.  22,  1906. 
Estimate  of  appropriation  for  International  Seismological  Association. 

5  p.     (H.  doc.  370.) 
Letter  from  acting  Secretary,   with  communication  from  governor 

of  Hawaii,  draft  of  bill  relating  to  sale  of  public  property  [in 

Hawaii].     5  p.     (H.  doc.  360.) 
Statement   of  expenditures  for   contingent   expenses,  1905.     19  p. 

(H.  doc.  42.) 

Internal  Revenue  Office  (Treasury  Department): 
Annual  report,  1905.     227  p.     *Paper,  15c 

Same.     ( H.  doc.  20. ) 
Circular  677,  Transfer  of  storekeepers,  storekeeper-gaugers,  and  gau- 

gers.     1  p.  4°     (Treasury  Dept.     Depf.  circular  13,  1906. ) 
Treasurv  decisions  under  internal  revenue  laws,  v.  8;  Jan.- Pec.  1905. 

133  p. 

Interstate  and  Foreign  Commerce  Committee  (House): 

Bridges.  Report  amending  H.  6009,  to  regulate  construction  of 
bridges  over  navigable  waters.     3  p.     (H.  rp.  182.) 

Columbia  River.  Report  amending  S.  2558,  authorizing  Washington 
Bridge  Company  to  construct  bridge  across  river  near  Wenatchee, 
Wash.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  184.) 

Dams.  Report  favoring  H.  8428,  to  regulate  construction  of  dams 
across  navigable  waters.     3  p.     (H.  rp.  337.) 

Freight  rates.  Report  amending  H.  12987,  to  amend  act  to  regulate 
commerce  and  acts  amendatory,  and  to  enlarge  powers  of  Inter- 
state Commerce  Commission,  as  substitute  for  H.  184  and  other 
bills.     30  p.     (H.  rp.  591.) 

Grant  Pass.  Report  amending  S.  1747,  to  authorize  Mobile  Railway 
ami  Dock  Company  to  construct  bridge  across  [pass]  between 
Cedar  Point  and  Dauphin  Island.     1  p.      (II.  rp.  338.) 

Honolulu,  Hawaii.  Report  amending  H.  5293,  for  light-house  and 
range  lights  at  harbor.     2  p.      (H.  rp.  158.) 

Makapuu  Head.  Report  amending  H.  5294,  for  light-house  at  Maka- 
puu  Point,  Hawaii.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  159.  | 

Missouri  River — 

Report  favoring  S.  979,  to  amend  act  authorizing  Winnipeg,  Yank- 
ton and  Gulf  Railroad  Company  to  "construct  bridge  across 
river  at  or  near  Yankton,  S.  Dak.  [so  as  to  extend  time].  1  p. 
(H.  rp.  588.) 
Report  favoring  S.  312,  to  extend  time  for  completion  of  bridge 
across  river  at  Yankton,  S.  Dak.     1  p.      (H.  rp.  587.) 

Monongahela  River.  Report  amending  H.  11045,  to  amend  act  to 
authorize  Washington  and  Westmoreland  counties.  Pa.,  to  con- 
struct bridge  across  river  [as  amended,  so  as  to  extend  time]. 
1  p.     (H.  rp.  342.) 

Pea  River.  Report  amending  II.  7085,  authorizing  Pea  River  Power 
Company  to  erect  dam  in  Coffee  County,  Ala.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  339.) 

Red  River.  Report  amending  H.  12314,  to  amend  act  authorizing 
bridge  across  river  at  Shreveport,  La.  [so  as  to  extend  time].  1  p. 
(H.  rp.  586.) 


January,  1906  25 

Interstate  and  Foreign  Commerce  Committee — Continued. 

Sabine  Eiver.  Report  favoring  S.  2159,  authorizing  Jasper  and  East- 
ern Railway  Company  to  construct  bridge  across  river  in  Texas 
and  Louisiana.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  335.) 

St.  Andrews  Bay.  Report  favoring  H.  11263,  to  authorize  bridge 
across  bay.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  340.) 

Tennessee  River.  Report  amending  H.  297,  to  authorize  dams  and 
power  stations  on  river  at  Muscle  Shoals,  Ala.     2  p.    (H.  rp.  341.) 

Interstate  Commerce  Commission: 

Note. — The  Commission  furnishes  its  reports  gratuitously  to  those  who  apply 
for  them. 

Accident  bulletin  17,  showing  collisions  and  derailments  of  trains  and 
casualties  to  persons,  July-Sept.  1905.     15  p.     [Quarterly.] 

National  Association  of  Railway  Commissioners,  proceedings  of  17th 
annual  convention,  Deadvvood  and  Hot  Springs,  S.  Dak.,  Aug. 
16-19,  1905.     142  p. 

Invalid  Pensions  Committee  (House): 

Note. — Beginnhig  with  this  number  of  the  Catalogue,  entries  for  reports  on 
private  bills  will  be  omitted. 

Isthmian  Canal  Commission  (War  Department): 

Note. — For  division  under  this  commission,  see  Canal  Zone,   Isthmus  of 
Panama. 

Annual  report  for  year  ending  Dec.  1,  1905.     440  p.  pi.     (S.  doc.  127 
[pt,  1].  )     *  Paper,  40c 
Same   [without  Letter  from  Secretary   of   War  and   Report  of 
Panama  Railroad  Company].     340  p.  pi. 
Estimate  of  [deficiency]  appropriation.     3  p.     (H.  doc.  369.) 
Speech  of  Theodore  P.  Shonts  before  Commercial  Club,  Cincinnati, 
Ohio,  Jan.  20,  1906  [relative  to  Panama  Canal].     25  p. 

Judiciary  Committee  (House) : 

Note. — Beginning  with  this  number  of  the  Catalogue,  entries  lor  reports  on 
private  bills  will  be  omitted. 

Appeals.  Report  favoring  H.  12843,  to  amend  act  to  establish  Cir- 
cuit Courts  of  Appeals  [amended  June  6, 1900,  so  as  to  give  right 
of  appeal  from  interlocutory  orders  or  decrees  granting  or  con- 
tinuing injunctions  or  appointing  receivers,  in  cases  in  which 
appeal  from  final  decree  may  not  be  taken  to  said  courts].  3  p. 
(H.  rp.  542. ) 

Commissions  of  officers.  Report  adverse  to  H.  427,  for  filing  of  com- 
missions of  officers  of  Post-Office  Department  and  Department  of 
Commerce  and  Labor.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  186.) 

Corporations.  Report  favoring  H.  2,  requiring  corporations  engaged 
in  interstate  commerce  to  make  returns.    28  p.     (H.  rp.  234. ) 

Courts  of  United  States.  Report  favoring  H.  12709,  to  allow  amend- 
ments in  judicial  proceedings  in  courts  of  United  States.  2  p. 
(H.  rp.  590.) 

Government  officials.  Report  amending  H.  10129.  to  amend  sec. 
5501,  Revised  statutes  [so  as  to  provide  for  punishment  of  Gov- 
ernment employees  who  prematurely  divulge  information  pos- 
sessed by  any  office  of  Government].     2  p.     (H.  rp.  545.) 

Nebraska.  Report  favoring  H.  3127,  for  holding  of  Federal  court  at 
Grand  Island,  Nebr.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  164.) 

Northern  Securities  Company.  Report  amending  H.  R.  117,  calling 
for  information  as  to  prosecutions  of  individuals  or  corporations 
involved  in  Northern  Securities  case.     1  p.      (H.  rp.  163.) 


26  January,  1906 

Judiciary  Committee  (House)— Continued. 

Oklahoma.  Report  amending  H.  5289,  for  selection  of  jurors  in  Okla- 
homa.    3  p.     (H.rp.431.) 

Rebates.  Report  amending  H.  11784,  to  authorize  recovery  of  value 
of  unlawful  rebates  and  discriminations  and  penalty  therefor. 
8  p.      (H.rp.432.) 

Justice  Department: 

Note. — For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 
Correspondence  between  President  and  Attorney-General  and  others, 
relating  to  departure  from  published  rates  by  Atchison,  Topeka 
and  Santa  Fe  Railway  Company.     224  p.     (S.  doc.  140.) 

6-7943/4 

Estimate  of  appropriation  for  additional  messenger.     1  p.     (H.  doc. 

282.) 
Estimate  of  appropriation  for  repairs  to  Reform  School,  District  of 

Columbia.     2  p.     ( H.  doc.  374. ) 
Estimate  of  appropriation  for  stenographers  for  judges  [of  Court  of 

Appeals  of]  District  of  Columbia.     1  p.     (H.  doc.  345.) 
Report  upon  petition  of  Citizens'  Bank  of  Louisiana.     4  p.     (S.  doc. 

163.) 
Sherman  anti-trust  law,  with  amendments  and  list  of  decisions.    24  p. 

Land  Office,  General  (Interior  Department): 

Letter  transmitting  form  of  bill,  S.  2635,  extending  to  natives  of 

Alaska   rights  conferred    by  public   land  laws  upon   citizens  of 

United  States.     7  p.     (S.  doc.  101.) 
Report  of  astronomical   investigation  of  Texas,  New  Mexico,  and 

Oklahoma  boundary  lines.     21  p.  pi.     (H.  doc.  259.) 

Library  Committee  (Senate) : 

Report  favoring  S.  86,  for  monument  to  John  Barry.     2  p.     (S.  rp. 

258.) 

Library  of  Congress : 

Note.— For  divisions  under  library,  see  names  of  divisions. 
Introduction  to  records  <>f  Virginia  Company  of  London,  with  bib- 
liographical list  of  extant  documents.      214  p.  large  4°     5-20004/4 

Life=Saving  Service  (Treasury  Department): 
Official  register,  Jan.  1,  1906.     24  p. 

Light=House  Board  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Note. — The  List  of  lights  and  fog  signals,  the  List  of  lights,  buoys,  and  day- 
marks,  and  the  Weekly  notice  to  mariners  can  be  obtained,  free  of  charge, 
on  application  to  the  office  of  the  Board  at  Washington,  the  inspectors  and 
engineers  of  the  several  lighthouse  districts,  the  United  States  custom-houses, 
the  principal  agencies  of  the  Coast  and  Geodetic  Survey,  the  Hydrographic 
Office,  and  the  branch  hydrographic  offices. 

List  of  lights,  buoys,  and  daymarks  on  Pacific  Coast  of  United  States; 

corrected  to  Jan.  1,  1906.     105  p.  large  8° 
Specifications  and   contract  for  twin-screw  steel  steam  light-house 

tender  Cypress.     110  p.  pi.  4° 
12th    Subdistrict.     List  of  lights,  buoys,  and  daymarks  embracing 

coasts,  harbors,  and  waters  of  Hawaiian  and   Midway  islands; 

corrected  to  Jan.  1,  1906.     19  p.  large  8° 
Weekly  notice  to  mariners,  changes  in  aids  to  navigation  on  coasts 

of  United  States,  nos.  74-77;  Jan.  5-26,  1906. 


January,  1906  27 

Loans  and  Currency  Division  (Treasury  Department): 

Caveat  list  of  United  States  registered  bonds,  Jan.  1,  1906.     1  p.  f° 

[Monthly.] 
Circulation  statement,  Jan.  1,  1906.     1  p.  oblong  8°     [Monthly.] 

Manufactures  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Note. — The  Bureau  furnishes  its  publications  gratuitously  to  those  who 
apply  for  them. 

Commercial  relations  of  United  States  with  foreign  countries,  1904. 
858  p.     *  Cloth,  65c 
Same.     (H.  doc.  481,  58th  Cong.  3d  sess.) 

Daily  consular  and  trade  reports,  nos.  2401-76;  Jan.  2-31,  1906. 
il.     [Daily  except  Sundays  and  holidays.] 

Monthly  consular  and  trade  reports,  Dec.  1905;  no.  303.     306  p.  il. 
Same.     (H.  doc.  339,  58th  Cong.  3d  sess.) 

Eeview  of  the  world's  commerce,  1904.     38  p. 

Special  consular  reports,  v.  37,  Machine-made  lace  industry  in  Eu- 
rope, Calais,  Plauen,  St.  Gall,  Nottingham.  39  p.  il.  pi.  (H. 
doc.  164.)  5-36933/2 

Marine  Corps  (Navy  Department): 

Estimate  of  appropriation.     3  p.     (H.  doc.  429.) 

Medical  Department  (War  Department): 

Recommendation  for  raising  limit  of  cost  for  barracks  and  other 
permanent  structures.     8  p.      (H.  doc.  401.) 

Merchant  Marine  and  Fisheries  Committee  (  House): 

Pilots- 
Abolishment  of  compulsory  pilotage  [hearings  before  committee, 
Jan.  11,  12,  1906,  on  H.  5281,  to  remove  discriminations,  as  to 
compulsory  pilotage,  against  American  sailing  vessels  in  coast- 
ing trade].  47  p. 
Petitions  and  telegrams  relating  to  H.  5281  [to  remove  discrimi- 
nations, as  to  compulsory  pilotage,  against  American  sailing 
vessels  in  coasting  trade] .     74  p. 

Merchant  Marine  Commission  (Congress): 

Development  of  American  merchant  marine  and  commerce.  62  p. 
(S.  doc.  141.)  6-7946/3 

Military  Academy  ( War  Department ) : 

Official  register  of  officers  and  cadets,  June,  1905.     40  p. 
Same,  errata.     1  p. 
Military  Affairs  Committee  (House): 
Army — 

Army  appropriation  bill   [1907,  H.  14397],  hearing  before  com- 
mittee, Jan.  23,  1906.     24  p. 
Hearing  [before  committee,  Jan.  8-16,  1906]  on  armv  appropria- 
tion bill,  1907  [H.  14397].     116  p. 
Confederates.     Report  amending  H.  8965,  for  marking  of  graves  of 

soldiers  of  Confederate  army  and  navy.     4  p.     (H.  rp.  294.) 
Medical  Department.     Hearing  before  committee  [Jan.  11,  1906]  on 
increase  in  Medical  Corps  [Department]  of  Army.     17  p. 


28  January,  1906 

Military  Affairs  Committee  (Senate): 

Note. — Beginning  with  this  number  of  the  Catalogue,  entries  for  reports  on 
private  bills  will  be  omitted. 

Report  favoring  S.  613,  repealing  act  to  extend  time  for  presenting 
claims  [of  soldiers  of  Civil  War]  for  additional  bounties,  and  its 
amendments  and  extensions,  so  far  as  they  limit  time  for  pre- 
senting claims.  4  p.  (S.  rp.  255. ) 
Military  Information  Division  (Staff  Corps,  General,  War  Department) : 
Publication  6  [new  series],  Comparative  studies  of  field  equipment 
of  foot  soldier  of  French  and  foreign  armies.     174  p.  pi.  12° 

6-7714/4 

Military  Secretary's  Department  (War  Department): 

Army  list  and  directory,  officers  of  Army,  Jan.  20,  1906;  [no.]  74. 

90  p.  large  8°     [Monthly.]     *Paper,  10c  single  copy,  $1.00  a  yr. 
Enlistments  for  line  of  Army,  Dec.  1905.     11  p.  12°     [Monthly.] 
Stations  of  Army,  Jan.  31,  1906.     [2]  p.  oblong  large  8°    [Monthly.] 

Mine  Inspector  for  Indian  Territory  ( Interior  Department) : 
[12th]  report,  1905.     68  p.  il. 

Mine  Inspector  for  Territory  of  New  Mexico  (Interior  Department): 
[13th]  annual  report,  1905.     67  p. 

Mint  Bureau    (Treasury  Department): 

Note. — For  division  under  this  bureau,  see  Assay  Commission. 
[33d]  annual  report  of  director,  1905.     287  p.     *Cloth,  25c 
Values  of  foreign  coins.     1  p.  4°     (Treasury  Dept.     Dept.  circular  1, 
1906.)     [Quarterly.] 

National  Home  for  Disabled  Volunteer  Soldiers: 

Additional  estimate  for  Southern  Branch.     2  p.      (H.  doc.  418.) 
Estimate  of  [deficiencv]  appropriation  for  Mountain  Branch.     2  p. 

(H.  doc.  410.) 
Proceedings  of  managers,  Dec.  6,  1905.     v.  3,  p.  220-229. 
Report  of  inspection  of  State  soldiers  and  sailors'  homes,  1905.    30  p. 

National  Museum  (Smithsonian  Institution): 

Note. — The  publications  of  the  National  Museum  comprise  bulletins,  an- 
nual reports,  and  an  annual  volume  of  Proceedings.  The  annual  report  is 
included  in  the  Congressional  set.  The  editions  of  the  bulletins  and  Proceed- 
ings are  too  limited  to  admit  of  general  distribution,  and  the  volumes  of  the 
latter  are  sent  only  to  libraries. 

Bulletin— 

54,  Monograph  on  isopods  of  North  America.  727  p.  il.  *Paper, 
50c  6-1434/2 

55,  Contribution  to  oceanography  of  the  Pacific,  from  data  col- 
lected by  United  States  Steamer  Nero  while  engaged  in  survey 
of  route  for  trans- Pacific  cable.     62  p.  pi.  maps.     *Paper,  10c 

6-7327/3 
On  syntomid  moths  of  southern  Venezuela  collected  in  1898-1900. 
p.  531-552. 

Naval  Affairs  Committee  (House): 
Connecticut,  U.  S.  S. — 

Report  amending  H.  R.  133,  calling  for  information  as  to  alter- 
ations in  plans  and  specifications  for  Connecticut  and  Louisiana. 
1  p.     ( H.  rp.  240. ) 
Report  amending  H.  R.  132,  calling  for  information  as  to  delay  of 
materials  for  Connecticut  and  Louisiana.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  239.) 


January,  1906  29 

Naval  Affairs  Committee  (Senate): 

Note  — Beginning  with  thi*  number  of  the  Catalogue,  entries  for  reports  on 
private  bills  will  be  omitted. 

Medals.  Report  favoring  S.  697.  for  award  of  medals  of  honor  to 
certain  officers  and  men  of  Navy  and  Marine  Corps.  1  p.  (S. 
rp.  220.  i 

Naval  supplies;  Report  favoring  S.  1804,  for  use  of  certified  checks 
to  secure  compliance  with  proposals  and  contracts  for  naval  sup- 
plies.    1  p.     (S.  rp.  109.) 

Retired  list,  Navy.  Report  favoring  S.  1649,  for  retirement  of  petty 
officers  and  enlisted  men  of  Navy.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  222.) 

Site  and  Relic  Society.  Report  favoring  S.  J.  R.  7,  to  present  bell 
of  late  U.  S.  sloop  of  war  Germantown  to  Site  and  Relic  Society. 
Gennantown,  Pa.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  212.) 

War-ships.  Report  favoring  S.  90,  for  deposit  of  model  of  any  vessel 
of  war  bearing  name  of  State  in  capitol  building  of  State.  2  p. 
(S.  rp.  221.) 

Naval  Observatory  (Equipment  Bureau,  Navy  Department): 
Report  of  superintendent,  1905.     17  p.  tab. 

Navigation  Bureau  (Navy  Department): 

Estimate  of  deficiency  appropriation  for  temporary  barracks  [at  Naval 
Training  Station,  Newport,  R.  I.,  and  St.  Helena  Reservation, 
Va.].     3  p.     (H.  doc.  329.) 

Movements  of  vessels,  Jan.  2-31,  1906.     Each  1  p.  4°     [Daily  except 

Sundays  and  holidays.] 
Orders  to  officers,  U.  S.  N.,  Jan.  2-31,  1906.     Each  1  p.  4°     [Daily 

except  Sundays  and  holidays.] 
Report  of  chief,  1905.     125  p. 

Navy  Department: 

Note. — For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 

Chaplains.  Letter  to  accompany  S.  2442,  for  appointment  of  chap- 
lains for  temporary  service  in  Navy.     2  p.      (S.  doc.  114. ) 

Commodores.  Letter  to  accompany  S.  2434,  to  reestablish  grade  of 
commodore  in  Navy.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  112. ) 

Constitution,  U.  S.  S.  Letter  to  accompany  S.  2438,  authorizing  con- 
struction of  armored  cruiser  to  bear  name  of  Constitution.  2  p. 
(S.  doc.  108. ) 

Courts-martial.  General  court-martial  order  117-129  [1905];  Dec. 
2-30, 1905.     12° 

Employees.  Letter  to  accompany  S.  2433,  for  relief  of  laborers, 
mechanics,  and  other  employees  of  Department  injured  and  fami- 
lies of  those  killed  while  in  discharge  of  their  duties.  1  p.  (S. 
doc.  113.) 

General  order  12-14  [new  series] ;  Jan.  2-30,  1906.     12° 

Government  contracts.  Letter  to  accompany  S.  2437,  to  repeal  provi- 
sions of  law  requiring -affidavits  of  disinterestedness  to  accompany 
copies  of  contract  [contracts]  filed  in  Return  [Returns]  Office. 
2  p.     (S.  doc.  109.) 

Government  Hospital  for  Insane.  Letters  from  Secretary  and  [Au- 
ditor for  Navy  Department]  to  accompany  S.  3405,  authorizing 
payment  to  superintendent  of  hospital  of  pay  due  to  persons  in 
Navy  or  Marine  Corps  under  treatment  at  that  institution.  3  p. 
(S.  doc.  146. ) 


30  January,  1906 

Navy  Department — Continued. 

Marine  Corps.  Letter  to  accompany  S.  2443,  conferring  rank  of  major- 
general  upon  officer  in  command  and  rank  of  brigadier-general 
upon  officer  second  in  command  of  corps.     1  p.     (S.  doc.  116.) 

Naval  engineers.  Letter  to  accompany  S.  2441,  for  appointment  of 
marine  engineers  [in  Navy].     2  p.     (S. doc.  115.) 

Naval  reservations.  Letter  to  accompany  S.  2440,  for  restoration  to 
public  domain  [of]  reservations  not  needed  for  naval  purposes. 
2  p.     (S.  doc.  107.) 

Naval  supplies.  Letter  to  accompany  S.  2439,  to  amend  [so  as  to 
omit  Navy]  act  approved  Apr.  28,  1904,  to  require  vessels  of 
United  States  [in  transportation  of  supplies  for  Army  and  Navy]. 
1  p.     (S.  doc.  106.) 

Navy.  Letter  to  accompany  S.  3406,  to  promote  efficiency  of  Navy 
and  to  secure  due  respect  to  uniform  thereof.  2  p.  (S.  doc. 
145. )      . 

Navy  van!  order  597-604,  employment  of  labor  at  navy  yards;  Jan. 
4^30,  1906.     Each  1  p.  narrow  12° 

Officers,  Navy — 

Letter  to  accompany  S.  2444.  for  transfer  to  Navy  of  officers  of 

Revenue-Cutter  Service  and  naval  militia.    2  p.     (S.  doc.  117. ) 

Letter  to   accompany  S.    2435.    to   require  graduates  of    Naval 

Academy  to  render  service  in  >vavy  during  prescribed  period. 

2  p.      (S.  do.-.  111.  I 

Special  order  6  [new  series];  Jan.  20,  1906.     1  p.  12° 

Vice-admiral.  Letter  to  accompany  S.  2436,  for  2  vice-admirals  in 
Navy.     1  p.     (  S.  doc.  110. ) 

Zariro,  U.  8.  S.  General  information  concerning  Zafiro,  offered  for 
sale.     2  1.  narrow  12° 

New  Mexico  (Interior  Department) : 
Report  of  governor,  1905.     225  p.  map. 

Northern  and  Northwestern  Lakes  Survey  (Engineer  Department, 
War  Department  I : 
Note.— Lake  Survey  charts  may  be  obtained  from  U.  S.  Lake  Survey  Office, 
Detroit,  Mich.,  or  from  U.  S.  Engineer  Office,  Buffalo,  N.  Y.  Payments  must 
be  made  before  charts  are  sent,  ami  if  made  by  mail  must  be  by  postal  or 
express  monev  order  payable  to  the  order  of  U.  S.  Lake  Survey  Office  if  or- 
dered from  Detroit,  or  to  the  order  of  U.  S.  Engineer  Office  if  ordered  from 
Buffalo.  These  charts  may  also  be  obtained,  for  cash  only,  at  U.  S.  Canal 
Office  at  Sault  Ste.  Marie,  Mich.  They  will  be  sent  by  express,  the  express 
charges  to  be  paid  by  the  purchaser  on  receipt  of  the  charts,  or  free  by  mail 
at  the  purchaser's  risk.  Purchasers  should  indicate,  when  ordering  the  charts, 
whether  they  wish  them  sent  by  express  or  mail.  The  latter  will  be  used 
when  no  choice  is  indicated. 

The  bulletins  and  supplements  of  Mi.-  Lake  Survey  may  be  obtained  free 
upon  application  at  U.  S.  Lake  Survey  Office.  Detroit.  Mich.,  and  at  the  engi- 
aeer  offices  in  Duluth,  Milwaukee.  Chicago,  Grand  Rapids,  Cleveland.  Buffalo, 
and  Osweg  • 

Charts — 

St.  Marys  River,  head  of  Hay  Lake  to  Whitefish  Bav;  chart  3. 

Scale  1 :  40,000.     21.4  X  37.7  in.     15c 
Thunder  Bay,  Lake  Huron.     Scale  1:40,000.     29.8X35  in.     15c 
Oklahoma  ( Interior  Department) : 

Report  of  governor,  1905.     100  p.  map. 
Ordnance  Department  (War  Department): 

Description  of  azimuth  instrument,  model  of  1900,  with  instructions 
for  its  care  and  operation.     Revised  Dec.  1,  1905.     9  p.  pi. 


January,  1906  31 

)rdnance  Department — Continued. 

Description  of  Swasey  depression  position  finders,  types  A  and  A  1. 
Feb.  12,  1904,  revised  Nov.  30,  1905.     11  p.  pi. 

Estimate  of  appropriation  for  fortifications  in  insular  possessions 
[at  Guantanamo  Bay,  Cuba].     2  p.     (H.  doc.  285.) 

Estimate  of  [deficiency]  appropriation  for  Proving  Ground,  Sandy 
Hook.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  390.) 

Statement  of  cost  of  guns  and  other  articles  manufactured  [at  Frank- 
ford,  Rock  Islam  1,  Watertown,  Watervliet,  and  Benicia  arsenals], 
1905.     45  p.      (H.  doc.  82.) 
^ciiic  Islands  and  Porto  Rico  Committee  (Senate): 

Report  amending  by  substitute  amendment  to  H.  12320,  making 
appropriations  to  supply  urgent  deficiencies,  1906,  for  reclamation 
of  Quarantine  Island,  Hawaii.     3  p.     (S.  rp.  415. ) 

'atent  Office  (Interior  Department): 

Note. — The  Patent  Office  publishes  specifications  and  drawings  of  patents, 
both  in  single  copies  and  monthly  volumes,  the  former  at  5c  and  the  latter 
at  85.00  The  former  are  not  enumerated  in  this  catalogue.  For  certified 
copies  of  patents,  including  specification,  drawing,  certificate,  and  grant,  the 
price  is  80c.  A  variety  of  indexes,  giving  a  complete  view  of  the  work  of  the 
office  from  1790  to  date,  are  published  at  prices  ranging  from  25c  to  $10.00  per 
volume.  The  Rules  of  practice  and  pamphlet  Patent  laws  are  furnished  free. 
The  Patent  Office  issues  coupon  orders  in  packages  of  20  at  SI. 00  per  package, 
or  in  books  containing  100  coupons  at  85.00  per  book.  One  coupon  will 
procure  a  specification  with  drawings,  and  two  coupons  a  copy  of  the  Official 
gazette.    They  are  good  until  used.    Address  Chief  Clerk,  Patent  Office. 

Official    gazette,  Jan.  2-30,    1906;  v.  120,   nos.    1-5.     p.  l-1482b,  il. 
large  8°     [Weekly.]      Paper,  10c  single  copy,  $5.00  a  yr. 
Same,    [title-page,    errata,    index   to  decisions,  etc.,  to]  v.    116. 
xvii  p.  large  8° 
Patent  laws,  with  annotations,  revised  Dec.  1,  1905.     53  p. 
Specifications  and  drawings  of   patents  issued   Jan.    1905;    patents 
778,834-781,628;   reissues   12,299-311.     v.    392,    il.    pi.    large    8° 
[Monthly.     Each  volume  in  3 parts.] 

*ay  Department  (War  Department): 

Monthly  station  list  of  officers,  Jan.  1,  1906.     5  p. 

Stoppage  circular,  Jan.  15,  1906.     3  p.     [Monthly.] 
fusions  Committee  (House): 

NOTE. — Beginning  with  this  number  of  the  Catalogue,  entries  for  reports  on 
private  bills  will  be  omitted. 

'ensions  Committee  (Senate): 

Note. — Beginning  with  this  number  of  the  Catalogue,  entries  for  reports  on 
private  bills  will  be  omitted. 

>hilippine  Commission  (War  Department): 

6th  annual  report,  [Nov.  1904-Oct.]  1905  [with  reports  of  governor- 
general  and  departments,  1905].  220  p.  (Insular  Affairs 
Bureau. ) 

Miilippines  Committee  (Senate) : 

Revenue  for  Philippine  Islands  [hearings  before  committee,  Jan. 
20-31,  1906,  on  H.  3,  to  amend  act  to  provide  revenue  for 
Philippine  Islands],     p.  1-402. 

Mant  Industry  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department) : 
Bulletin— 

88,    Weevil-resistintr     adaptations    of    cotton    plant.      87    p.    pi. 
*  Paper,  10c  Agr  6-303  3 


32  January,  1906 

Plant  Industry  Bureau — Continued. 
Bulletin — Continued. 

89,  Wild  medicinal  plants  of  United  States.     76  p.     *Paper,  5c 

Agr  6-308/3 

90,  pt.  4,  Poisonous  action  of  Johnson  grass.     6  p.     *Paper,  5c 

Agr  6-304/2 

Bulletins  of  bureau.     3  p. 

Cultural  directions  for  tobacco  seed  distributed  in  1905-6.     14  p.  16° 
Report  of  chief,  1905.     p.  63-197. 
Porto  Rico  (State  Department): 

Ordinance  enacted  by  Executive  Council  granting  right  to  [Fajardo 

Development  Company  to]  construct  railway  in  Porto  Rico.    7  p. 

(S.  doc.  100.) 
Ordinance  enacted  by  Executive  Council  granting  to  Ponce  Railway 

and  Light  Company  right  to  pass  its  cars  over  certain  track  on 

Real  street,  Ponce  Playa.     3  p.     (S.  doc.  134.) 
Three  ordinances    [relating  to  franchises],  enacted    bv  Executive 

Council.     10  p.     (S.  doc.  159.) 

Porto  Rico  (Treasury  Department): 

Report  of  receipts   and    expenditures  by  treasurer  of  Porto  Rico, 

Nov.  1904-Oct.  1905.     120  p.      (H.  doc.  183.) 
Reports  of  auditor  of  Porto  Rico  of  receipts  and  expenditures,  Nov. 

1904-Oct.  1905.     210  p.     (H.  doc.  182.") 

Post=Office  Department : 

Note. — For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus;  for  post- 
route  maps,  see  Topographer. 

Accounts.  Report  of  [finances,  and  of]  expenditures  from  contin- 
gent fund  [1905].     21  p.     (H.  doc.  89.) 

Appropriations- 
Estimate  of  appropriation  for  typewriting  machines  [etc.]  for  postal 

service.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  437.) 
Estimate  of  deficiency  appropriation.    1 2  p.     ( H.  doc.  328. ) 

Cole,  J.  J.  [Change  in]  estimate  of  appropriations  for  relief  of 
Cole  and  Frank  W.  Swan  ton.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  342. ) 

Letter-carriers.  Revised  estimate  for  [pay  of  letter-carriers,  rural 
free  delivery] .     3  p.      (H .  doc.  340. ) 

Mail-bags.  Estimate  of  appropriation  for  mail  bags,  etc.  2  p.  (H. 
doc.  402. ) 

Money-orders.  Estimate  of  appropriation  for  blanks,  etc.,  for 
Money-Order  Division.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  436. ) 

Parcels-post  convention  between  United  States  and  Sweden.  [Signed 
Stockholm,  Nov.  14,  Washington,  Dec.  14,  1905,  approved  Dec. 
21,  1905.]     10  p. 

Periodicals.  Response  to  resolution  [asking  for  information  regard- 
ing postage  for  college  publications,  etc.].    3  p.    (S.  doc.  152.) 

Postal  claims.  Statement  of  allowances  to  postmasters  for  reim- 
bursement [on  account  of  loss  by  fire,  burglary,  etc.,  1905]. 
30  p.     (H.  doc.  90.) 

Postal  guide.     United   States  official  postal  guide,  2d  series,  v.  28, 
no.  1;  Jan.  1906.    1155  p.    il.  12°    [Monthly.]     Paper,  $2.00  a  yr. 
Note. — No.  1,  January,  for  each   year,  is  what   is  usually  known  as    the 
Postal  guide,  nos.  2-12  being  additions  and  corrections.    Sold  by  the  print- 
ers, J.  B.  Lyon  Company,  Beaver  and  Daniel  streets,  Albany. 

Purchasing  agent.     Report,  1905.     41  p. 


January,  1906  33 

Post=Office  Department — Continued. 

Report — 

Annual  report  of  Postmaster-General,  1905.     96  p. 
Report  of  1st  assistant  Postmaster-General,  1905.     20  p. 

Salaries.  Reasons  for  changes  in  estimates  as  to  salaries,  etc.  16  p. 
(H.  doc.  331.) 

Universal  Postal  Union.  Letter  withdrawing  estimate  of  appropria- 
tion for  delegate  to  Universal  Postal  Congress.  2  p.  (H.doc. 
430.) 

President  of  United  States : 

Brinckenhoff,  Walter  R.  Executive  order  [authorizing  appointment 
of  Brinckenhoff].     1  p.  f° 

Brown,  Charles  S.  Executive  order  [authorizing  appointment  of 
Brown].     1  p.  f° 

Customs  Service.  Amendment,  civil-service  rules  [schedule  A 
amended  so  as  to  except  from  examination  mounted  inspectors 
in  Customs  Service  on  Mexican  border].     1  p.  f° 

Department  Methods  Committee.  Message  asking  appropriation  for 
specialists  and  experts  to  assist  committee.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  162.) 

Forest  reserves — 

Beaver  forest  reserve,  Utah,  proclamation.     1  p.  map,  f° 
Fish  Lake  forest  reserve,  Utah,  3d  proclamation.     1  p.  map,  f° 
La  Sal  forest  reserve,  Utah  and  Colo.,  proclamation.     1  p.  map,  f° 
Manti  forest  reserve,  Utah,  2d  proclamation.     1  p.  map,  f° 
Sevrier  forest  reserve,  Utah,  2d  proclamation.     1  p.  map,  f° 
Uinta  forest  reserve,  Utah  and  Wyo.,  3d  proclamation.      [2]  p. 
map,  f° 

Geographic  Names  Board.  Executive  order  [adding  to  duties  of 
board].     1  p.  f" 

Government  officials — 

Executive  order  [amending  Executive  order  of  Jan.  31,  1902,  for- 
bidding officers  and  employees  of  Executive  Departments  to 
solicit  increase  of  pay  or  to  influence  legislation  in  their  own 
interest  except  through  heads  of  their  Departments,  so  as  to 
include  employees  of  independent  Government  establish- 
ments]. 1  p.  f° 
Message  transmitting  information  as  to  number  of  employees  in 
classified  service  in  Executive  Departments  [etc.]  who  have 
reached  age  of  70  years.  12  p.  (H.  doc.  334.) 
Griffin,  Mrs.  Mary  E.     Executive  order  [authorizing  reappointment 

of  Mrs.  Griffin'].     1  p.  f° 
Isthmian  Canal  Commission.     Executive  order  [schedule  A  of  civil- 
service  rules  amended  by  substituting  for  section  relative  to  posi- 
tions under  commission  excepted  from  examination  new  section 
relative  thereto] .     1  p.  f° 
Le  Boiteaux,  E.  M.     Executive  order  [authorizing  employment  of 

Le  Boiteaux].  1  p.  f° 
Panama  Canal.  Executive  order  [repealing  Executive  order  of  Nov. 
15, 1905,  authorizing  under  certain  conditions  temporary  appoint- 
ments for  service  on  Isthmus  of  Panama,  such  appointments  to 
be  made  permanent  on  certificate  of  Isthmian  Canal  Commission]. 
lp.  f° 

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34  January,  1906 

President  of  United  States— Continued. 

Public  printing.  Executive  order  [directing  that  head  of  each  Exec- 
utive Department  shall  appoint  advisory  committee  on  printing 
and  publication,  and  assigning  rules  governing  annual  reports  of 
Departments].     1  p.  f° 

Stitch  counters.  Executive  order  [schedule  A  of  civil-service  rules 
amended  so  as  to  except  from  examination  stitch  counters  in  cus- 
toms district  of  New  York].     1  p.  f° 

Switzerland.     Reciprocity  with  Switzerland,  proclamation.     1  p.  f° 

Whitman,  Ralph.  Executive  order  [authorizing  appointment  of 
Whitman].     1  p.  f° 

Printing  and  Stationery  Division  (Treasury  Department): 

Change  of  estimate  for  paper  for  checks  and  drafts.  2  p.  (H.  doc. 
283. ) 

Public  Buildings  and  Grounds  Committee  (Senate) : 

Anderson,  S.  C.  Report  amending  S.  1447,  for  public  building  at 
Anderson.     1  p.      (S.  rp.  256. ) 

Atlanta,  Ga.  Report  favoring  S.  800,  for  public  building  at  Atlanta. 
1  p.     (S.  rp.  250.) 

Auburn,  Me.  Report  amending  S.  25,  for  [public]  building  at 
Auburn.     2  p.     (S.rp.406.) 

Bluefield,  W.  Va.  Report  favoring  S.  102,  for  public  building  in 
Bluefield.     ly.     (S.rp.237.) 

Boise,  Idaho.  Report  favoring  S.  1365,  for  elevator  in  public  build- 
ing at  Boise.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  251.) 

Cape  Girardeau,  Mo.  Report  amending  S.  646,  for  public  building 
at  Cape  Girardeau.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  240. ) 

Elizabeth,  N.J.  Report  favoring  S.  846,  to  increase  limit  of  cost  of 
post-office  at  Elizabeth.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  405.) 

Fayetteville,  N.  C.  Report  favoring  S.  1277,  for  public  building  at 
Fayetteville.     1  p.      (S.  rp.  407.) 

Fort  Worth,  Tex.  Report  amending  S.  339,  for  improvement  of  pub- 
lic building  at  Fort  Worth.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  232.) 

Jersey  City,  N.  J.  Report  amending  S.  2087,  for  public  building 
at  Jersey  City.     3  p.     (S.  rp.  404.  ) 

Los  Angeles"  Cal.  Report  favoring  S.  2544,  to  amend  act  to  amend 
act  to  increase  limit  of  cost  of  certain  public  buildings,  to  author- 
ize purchase  of  sites  for  iniblic  buildings,  to  authorize  erection  of 
public  buildings  [etc.,  so  as  to  authorize  sale  of  old  public  build- 
ing site  at  Los  Angeles].     2  p.     (S.  rp.  238. ) 

Newport,  R.  I.  Report  amending  S.  2700,  to  improve  public  building 
at  Newport.     2  p.      (S.  rp.252.) 

Selma,  Ala.  Report  favoring  S.  343,  concerning  public  building  in 
Selma.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  233.) 

Sheridan,  Wyo.  Report  favoring  S.  610,  for  public  building  at 
Sheridan."   3  p.     (S.  rp.  224.) 

Public  Health  and  Marine=Hospital  Service  (Treasury  Department): 
Public  health  reports,  v.  21,  nos.  1-4;    Jan.  5-26,  1906.     p.  1-81. 
[Weekly.] 

Note. — This  publication  is  for  gratuitous  distribution,  but  the  edition  is 
limited,  and  the  document  is  intended  only  for  health  officers  and  other  per- 
sons interested  in  sanitary  affairs.  To  obtain  it  application  should  be  made 
to  the  Surgeon-General  of  the  Public  Health  and  Marine-Hospital  Service, 
Treasury  Department. 

Same,  v.  20,  pt.  1  [Jan. -June,  1905,  title-page  and  index],     xxii  p. 


January,  1906  35 

Public  Lands  Committee  (House): 

Alaska.  Eeport  amending  H.  8984,  to  amend  laws  governing  labor 
or  improvements  upon  mining  claims  in  Alaska.  2  p.  (H.  rp. 
292.) 

Forest  reservations.  Report  amending  H.  8970,  to  quitclaim  title 
conveved  to  United  States  for  land  in  forest  reservations.  1  p. 
(H.rp.  235.) 

Montana.  Report  amending  H.  8994,  for  [additional]  land  district  in 
Montana  to  be  known  as  Billings  land  district.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  245. ) 

Special  agents.  Report  favoring  H.  9721,  to  amend  sec.  5481,  Revised 
statutes  [so  as  to  provide  for  punishment  of  special  agents  for 
extortion].     1  p.     (H.rp.  185.) 

Uinta  Valley  Reservation,  Utah.  Report  favoring  S.  321,  for  exten- 
sion of  time  within  which  homestead  settlers  may  establish  resi- 
dence upon  certain  lands  heretofore  part  of  reservation.  2  p. 
(H.rp.  291.) 

Wyoming.  Report  favoring  H.  8107,  extending  public-land  laws  to 
"certain  lands  in  Wyoming.     2  p.      (H.  rp.  344. ) 

Yosemite  National  Park.  Report  favoring  H.  J.  R.  77,  accepting 
recession  by  California  of  Yosemite  Valley  grant  and  Mariposa 
Big  Tree  Grove  and  including  same  within  park.  1  p.  (H.rp. 
579.) 

Public  Lands  Committee  (Senate): 

Note. — Beginning  with  this  number  of  the  Catalogue,  entries  for  reports  on 
private  bills  will  be  omitted. 

California.  Report  favoring  S.  1031,  granting  to  California  5  per  cent 
of  proceeds  of  sales  of  public  lands  in  State.     30  p.     (S.  rp.  214. ) 

Homestead.  Report  amending  S.  983,  to  validate  certain  certificates 
of  soldiers'  additional  homestead  right.     9  p.     (S.  rp.  254.) 

Idaho.  Report  favoring  S.  577,  granting  to  Idaho  land  to  aid  in 
maintenance  of  State  Soldiers  and  Sailors'  Home.  2  p.  (S.  rp. 
110.) 

Montana — 

Report  amending  by  substitute  S.  540,  to  establish  additional  land 
district  in  Montana  [with  ofliceat  Billings].    1  p.     (S.  rp.  115. ) 
Report  favoring  S.  541,  for  relief  of  certain  citizens  of  Montana 
claiming  benefit  of  homestead  laws.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  2H0. ) 

North  Dakota.  Report  favoring  S.  2451,  granting  to  North  Dakota 
land  to  aid  in  maintenance  of  school  of  forestrv.  2  p.  (S.  rp. 
403.) 

Northern  Pacific  Railroad.  Report  amending  S.  2292,  for  relief  of 
certain  settlers  within  limits  of  Northern  Pacific  Railway  land 
grant.     3  p.     (S.  rp.  351.) 

States.  Report  favoring  S.  311,  regulating  accounts  between  United 
States  and  the  several  States  relative  to  disposition  of  public  lands. 
15  p.     (S.  rp.  124.) 

Uinta  Valley  Reservation,  Utah.  Report  amending  S.  321,  for  exten- 
sion of  time  within  which  homestead  settlers  may  establish  resi- 
dence upon  certain  lands  heretofore  part  of  reservation.  2  p. 
(S.  rp.  139.) 

Wyoming.  Report  favoring  S.  608,  granting  to  Wyoming  land  to  aid 
in  maintenance  of  State  Soldiers  and  Sailors'  Home.  3  p.  (S.  rp. 
111.) 

Public  Roads  Office  (Agriculture  Department): 
Report  of  director,  1905.    "p.  423-438. 


36  Jantjaey,  1906 

Publications  Division  (Agriculture  Department): 

Farmers'  bulletins  [available  for  distribution].      1  p.  narrow  f° 

Monthly  list  of  publications  [of  Department],  Jan.  1906.     4  p. 
Same,  [for]  foreign  distribution. 

Report  of  editor,  1905.     p.  327-404. 
Quartermaster's  Department  (War  Department): 

Army  General  Hospital,  San  Francisco,  Cal.  Estimate  of  appropria- 
tion for  post  exchange,  general  hospital,  Presidio,  San  Francisco. 
2  p.     (H.  doc.  415.) 

Army  Transport  Service.  Response  to  inquiry  relating  to  [service, 
especially]  civilian  passengers  on  transports.     4  p.     (H.  doc.  433.) 

Boilers.  Circular  letter  [concerning  cleaning  of  boilers  in  steamers 
of  department].     1  p.  12° 

Boston,  Mass.  Estimate  of  appropriation  for  target  range  at  Boston. 
2  p.     (H.  doc.  347.) 

Circular  1-3  [1906] ;  Jan.  5-25,  1906.     Each  1  p.  12° 

Crittenden,  Fort,  Utah.  Estimate  of  appropriation  for  post  cemeterv 
at  old  Camp  Floyd  [Fort  Crittenden].     3  p.     (H.  doc.  310.) 

Cushings  Island,  Me.  Estimate  of  appropriation  for  purchase  of  land 
at  island.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  284.) 

Madison  Barracks,  X.  Y.  Estimate  of  appropriation  for  target  range 
at  barracks.     2  p.      (H.  doc.  348.) 

New  York  City.  Estimate  of  appropriation  for  enlarging  Arrnv  Build- 
ing, New  York  City.     3  p.     (H.  doc.  412.) 

Officers.  Roster  showing  stations  and  duties  of  officers,  Jan.  1, 1906. 
12  p.     [Monthly.] 

Pay,  Army.  Recommendation  relating  to  pay  of  army  officers  sta- 
tioned at  Nagasaki,  Japan.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  294.) 

Sill,  Fort,  Okla."  Estimate  of  appropriation  for  enlargement  of  Fort 
Sill  military  reservation.     6  p.     (H.  doc.  308.) 

Wright,  Fort,  Wash.  Estimate  of  appropriation  for  enlarging  Fort 
Wright  military  reservation.     2  p.     ( H.  doc.  427. ) 

Zamora,  Felipe.  Estimate  of  appropriation  for  pavment  of  claim  of 
Zamora.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  319.) 

Railway  Mail  Service  ( Post-Office  Department): 

Daily  bulletin  of  orders  affecting  postal  service,  v.  27,  nos.  7876- 
7901a;  Jan.  2-31,  1906.    f°    [Daily  except  Sundays  and  holidays.] 
Report  of  general  superintendent,  1905.     318  p. 
Railways  and  Canals  Committee  (House): 

Report  amending  H.  J.  R.  21,  to  appoint  commission  to  report  upon 
route  for  waterwav  to  connect  Chesapeake  and  Delaware  bavs. 
lip.     (H.rp.  244.) 

Revenue  Cutter  Service  (Treasury  Department): 

List  and  stations  of  commissioned  officers,  active  list,  of  service.    11  p. 
Rivers  and  Harbors  Committee  (House) : 

Proposed  power  canal  of  Michigan-Lake  Superior  Power  Company, 
[hearings  before  committee,  56th  Congress,  1st  session]  Feb.  16, 
1900.     48  p. 

Rules  Committee  (House) : 

Constitution,  U.  S.  S.  Report  favoring  H.  R.  90,  calling  for  informa- 
tion relative  to  condition,  etc.,  of  t>.  S.  S.  Constitution.  1  p.  (H. 
rp.  290. ) 


January,  1906  37 

Rules  Committee — Continued. 

Panama  Canal.  Report  submitting  H.  R.  196,  to  offer  amendment  to 
H.  12320,  making  appropriations  to  supply  urgent  deficiencies, 
1906  and  prior  years,  that  provisions  of  act  relating  to  limitations 
of  hours  of  laborers  and  mechanics  employed  upon  public,  works 
shall  not  apply  to  alien  laborers  employed  in  construction  of 
Panama  Canal,  as  substitute  for  H.  R.  159.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  589.) 

Statehood.  Report  submitting  H.  R.  192,  fixing  time  for  considera- 
tion of  H.  12707,  to  enable  Oklahoma  and  Indian  Territory  and 
New  Mexico  and  Arizona  to  be  admitted  into  the  Union,  as  sub- 
stitute for  H.  R.  181.     1  p.      (H.  rp.  544.) 

Senate: 

Note. — See  also  names  of  committees. 
Committees.     List  of  committees  for  59th  Congress    [1st  session]. 
Jan.  11,  1906.     9  p. 
Same.     Jan.  31,  1906.     9  p. 
Freight  rates.     Data  on  reduction  and  changes  in  rates  since  1886 
before  Railroad  and  Warehouse  Commission  of  Minnesota.     9  p. 
(S.  doc.  102.) 
Library.     Catalogue  of  library.     508  p.  pi.  large  8°  6-1802/2 

Members — 

Alphabetical  list  of  Senators  and  committees,  59th  Congress  [1st 
session].     Jan.  11,  1905  [1906].    15  p. 
Same.     Jan.  31,  1906.     15  p. 

Directory  of  United  States  Senate  [59th  Congress,  1st  session]. 
[2]  p.  il.  4° 

United  States  Senate,  59th  Congress  [1st  session,  list  of  Senators]. 

1  p.  4°     [Unofficial.] 
United  States  Senate,  59th  Congress,  1st  session,  directory.     Dec. 
18,  1905.     20  p.  il.  narrow  24° 
Same.     Jan.  17,  1906.     20  p.  il.  narrow  24° 
Naturalization.    Memorial  from  Civic  Federation  of  Chicago  on  grant- 
ing naturalization  to  aliens.     5  p.     (S.  doc.  133. ) 
Navv.     Compilation  of  annual  naval  appropriation  laws  from  1883  to 

1905.     540  p.     (S.  doc.  132.) 
Philippine  Islands — ■ 

Address  by  President  H.  S.  Frve  to  New  England  Tobacco  Grow- 
ers' Association  [Jan.  9,  1906,  on  competition  from  Philippine 
tobacco  and  cigars].     6  p.      (S.  doc.  95. ) 
Democrat  in  Philippines;  bv  Francis  G.  Xewlands.     8  p.     (S.  doc. 
103. ) 
Railroads.     Letter  from  William  D.  Marks  regarding  overcapitali- 
zation of  steam-rail  way  corporations  of  United  States.     5  p.     (S. 
doc.  168.) 
Revolution,  1775-83.     Combattants  francais  de  la  guerre  americaine, 
1778-83,  listes  etablies  d'apres  les  documents  authentiques  deposes 
aux  archives  nationales  et  aux  archives  du  Ministere  de  la  Guerre; 
publiees  par  les  soins  du  Ministere  des  Affaires  Etrangeres.     453  p. 
por.  pi.  4°     (S.  doc.  77,  58th  Cong.  2d  sess.)  6-6458/8 

Signal  Office  (War  Department): 

Annual  report  of  chief  signal  officer,  1905.     47  p.  maps. 

Circular  1,  2  [1906];  Jan.  9,  15,  1906.     12° 

Orders  1,  2  [1906];  Jan.  2,  16,  1906.     12°     [Semimonthly.] 

Post  telephone  systems  and  aerial  lines.     100-140  +  218-286  p.  il. 


38  Januaey,  1906 

Smithsonian  Institution: 

Note. — In  its  latest  price-list  the  Smithsonian  Institution  publishes  thisnote: 
"The  publications  of  the  Smithsonian  Institution  are.  1,  Contributions  to 
knowledge;  2.  Miscellaneous  collections:  3.  annual  reports:  i,  special  papers. 
No  sets  of  these  are  for  sale  or  distribution,  as  most  of  the  volumes  are  out  of 
print.  The  volumes  of  Contributions  and  Collections  are  distributed  only  to 
designated  public  libraries  and  learned  institutions  in  this  country  and  abroad. 
A  small  edition  of  the  papers  in  these  two  series  is  printed  separately  for  sale 
or  exchange.  The  Smithsonian  reports  are  distributed  by  the  Institution  to 
libraries  throughout  the  world;  may  be  had  by  purchase  at  cost  from  the 
Superintendent  of  Documents,  and  may  also  generally  be  obtained  free  of 
charge  from  the  applicant's  Member  of  Congress."  The  annual  reports  are 
the  only  Smithsonian  publications  that  are  regularly  issued  as  public  docu- 
ments. All  the  others  are  paid  for  from  the  private  funds  of  the  Institution. 
The  annual  reports  are  included  ir  the  Congressional  set.  For  bureaus  under 
this  Institution,  see  names  of  bureaus. 

Eeport  of  secretary,  1905.     96  p.  pi. 

Smithsonian   miscellaneous  collections,   v.    48,    [publication]    1585, 

Smithsonian  miscellaneous  collections,  quarterly  issue,  v.  3,  pt.  2. 

p.  117-240,  il.  pi.  6-5462 

Statement  of  expenditures,  1905.     45  p.     (H.  doc.  27.) 
Soils  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department): 
Assignment  of  field  parties.     5  p. 

Field  operations  of  bureau,  1904,  6th  report.     1159  p.  il.  map.     [Atlas 
will  follow.] 

Same.     (H.  doc.  458  [pt.  1],  58th  Cong.  3d  sess.) 
Report  of  chief,  1905.     p.  239-272,  il. 
Soil  survey  of  Anderson  County,  Tex.     28  p.  il.  map. 
Soil  survey  of  Sumter  County,  Ala.     30  p.  il.  map. 
Solicitor  of  Treasury  (Justice  Department): 

Annual  report,  1905.     21  p. 
Spanish  Treaty  Claims  Commission: 

Central  Teresa  Sugar  Company  case,  record  [in  case  of   company, 

assignee  of  Joseph  Rigney  &  Co.].     p.  205-737,  large  8° 
Delgado  case,  record  [in  case  of  Jose  Gregorio  and  Jose  Manuel  Del- 

gado].     p.  3-554,  map,  large  8° 

State  Department: 

Note. — The  State  Department  distributes  its  publications  gratuitously.  For 
bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 

Barrett,  John.  Letter  requesting  that  Barrett  and  J.  A.  Ockerson 
have  leave  to  accept  order  of  Double  Dragon  of  China.  1  p.  (H. 
doc.  321.) 

Barry,  Thomas  Henry.  Letter  requesting  that  Barry.  John  Van  R. 
Hoff,  Walter  S.  Schuyler,  Montgomery  M.  Macomb,  Carl  Reich- 
mann,  and  Sydney  Clonian  be  permitted  to  accept  decorations 
conferred  by  Emperor  of  Russia.     1  p.      (H.  doc.  314.) 

Bell,  James  Franklin.  Letter  requesting  that  Bell  and  Grote  Hutehe- 
son  be  permitted  to  accept  decorations  conferred  by  French  Gov- 
ernment.    1  p.     (H.  doc.  313.) 

Davis,  Charles  Henry.  Letter  requesting  that  Davis  be  empowered 
to  accept  certain  gifts  from  British  and  Russian  ambassadors. 
1  p.     (H.  doc.  392.) 

Denmark.      Report  showing  obligation  to  pay,  under  [Samoan]  con- 
vention of  Nov.  7,  1899,  $760  in  settlement  of  Danish  claims. 
3  p.     (S.  doc.  160.) 
Same,  with  title,  Report  showing  obligations  to  pay  claims  of 
certain  Danish  subjects.     3  p.     (H.  doc.  417.) 

Diplomatic  list,  Jan.  1906.     15  p.  24°     [Monthly.] 


January,  1906  39 

State  Department — Continued. 

Diplomatic  service.  Estimate  of  deficiency  appropriation  for  con- 
tingent expenses  of  [diplomatic  and]  consular  service  [1905  and 
1906].     3  p.     (H.  doc.  330.) 

Haswell,  John  H.  Estimate  of  appropriation  for  purchase  of  manu- 
script of  Chronological  history  of  Department  of  -State  [by  Has- 
well].    12  p.     (H.  doc.  403.)  * 

International  American  Conference,  1906.  Report  regarding  repre- 
sentation at  3d  International  Conference  of  American  States,  Rio 
de  Janeiro,  Brazil,  and  recommending  that  §100,000  be  appro- 
priated.    2  p.     (S.  doc.  161.) 

International  Prison  Congress.  Report  showing  acceptance  by  con- 
gress of  invitation  to  hold  next  meeting  in  United  States.  4  p. 
(S.  doc.  158.) 

Japan.  Estimate  of  appropriation  for  3d  secretary  of  embassy  to 
Japan.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  421.) 

Medals.  Letter  re<  [nesting  that  certain  gentlemen  be  authorized  to 
accept  orders  from  foreign  governments.     3  p.     (H.  doc.  400.) 

Milan,  Italy.  Request  relative  to  appropriation  for  [participation 
in]  exposition  at  Milan  [in  1906].     1  p.     (H.  doc.  279.) 

Miller,  James  Madison,  and  others.  Letter  requesting  that  [Miller 
and  others]  be  permitted  to  accept  photographs  from  Mexican 
Government.     1  p.     (H.  doc.  358.  I 

Mott,  Thomas  Bentley.  Letter  requesting  that  Mott  be  permitted 
to  accept  decoration  of  Legion  of  Honor  [of  France].  1  p.  (H. 
doc.  315.) 

Nicaragua.  Norwegian  steamer.  Papers  relating  to  appeal  for  in- 
demnity by  owners  of  steamer.     119  p.     (S.  doc.  130.) 

Nolan,  Dennis  Edward.  Letter  requesting  that  Nolan  be  authorized 
to  accept  decoration  from  French  Government.  1  p.  (H.  doc. 
357.) 

Pekin,  China.  Estimate  of  appropriation  for  improvement  of  lega- 
tion grounds  at  Peking.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  311.) 

Sigsbee,  Charles  Dwight.  Request  that  Sigsbee,  John  M.  Hawley, 
Reginald  F.  Nicholson,  Alexander  Sharp,  and  Harry  (George  be 
permitted  to  accept  decoration  of  Legion  of  Honor  [of  France]. 
1  p.     (H.  doc.  291.) 

Sivewright.  Bacon  &  Co.  Report  resubmitting  claim  for  damages 
by  [Sivewright,  Bacon  &  Co.]  owners  of  British  steamship  Eastrv. 
30  p.     (S.  doc.  131.) 

Tokyo,  Japan.  Estimate  of  appropriation  for  purchase  of  building 
on  legation  grounds  at  Tokyo.     3  p.     (H.  doc.  432.) 

Whitehouse,  Frederick  Cope.  Papers  called  for  in  regard  to  claims 
of  Whitehouse  to  lands  in  Egypt.     92  p.  il.     (S.  doc.  104. ) 

Statistics  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department): 

Bulletin  39,  Meat  in  foreign  markets,  tariffs  of  14  importing  nations, 
and  countries  of  surplus.     95  p.     *Paper,  5c  Agr  6-312/2 

Crop  reporter,  v.  7,  no.  9;  Jan.  1906.     p.  79-86,  4°     [Monthly.] 
Report,  1905.     p.  405-417. 

Statistics  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department) : 

Note. — The  Bureau   furnishes  its  publications  gratuitously   to  those  who 
apply  for  them. 

Advance  sheets  from  Monthly  summary  of  commerce  and  finance, 
showing  details  of  imports  and  exports  by  articles  and  countries 
for  Dec.  1905.     72  p.  4° 


40  January,  1906 

Statistics  Bureau — Continued. 

Alien  arrivals  in  United  States,  July,  1905.     [2]  p.      [Monthly.] 

Same,  Aug.  1905.      [2]  p. 

Same,  Sept.  1905.     [2]  p. 

Same,  Oct.  1905.     [2]  p. 
Exports  of  domestic  breadstuffs,  provisions,  cotton,  and  mineral  oils, 

Dec.  1905.     14  p.  4°     ( Bulletin  6,  series  1905-06. )     [Monthly.] 
Internal  commerce  of  United  States.  Nov.  1903-05.     p.  625-684,4° 
Monthly  summary  of  commerce  and  finance  of  United  States,  Nov. 
1905;  no.  5,  series  1905-06.     p.  1537-1855,  map,  4°    *  Paper,  35c 

Same.     (H.  doc.  15,  pt.  5.) 
Total  value  of  imports  and  exports  of  United  States,  Dec.  1905.     [2] 
p.  4°     [Monthly.] 

Steamboat  Inspection  Service  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department) : 

Annual  report  of  supervising  inspector-general,  1905.     347  p. 
Subsistence  Department  (War  Department): 

Roster  [of  officers],  Jan.  1, 1906.     3  p.     [Monthly.] 
Supplies  and  Accounts  Bureau  (Navy  Department): 

Memoranda  lor  information  of  officers  of  Pay  Corps,  commanding 
officers  of  ships,  and  commandants  of  stations  58;  Jan.  2,  1906. 
p.  29-44, 12°     [Monthly.] 

Territories  Committee  (House): 

Report  favoring  H.  12707,  to  enable  Oklahoma  and  Indian  Territory 
and  New  Mexico  and  Arizona  to  be  admitted  into  the  Union;  with 
views  of  minority.     28  p.     (H.  rp.  496.) 

Territories  Committee  ( Senate) : 

Report  favoring  S.  956,  for  Delegate  to  House  of  Representatives  from 
Alaska.     2  p.      (S.  rp.  400.) 

Topographer  (Post-Office  Department): 

Xote. — Post-route  maps  corrected  to  the  1st  of  those  months  are  distributed 
in  March.  June.  September,  and  December  to  the  postal  service.  Onlynew 
maps  and  those  newly  lithographed  on  account  of  change  in  scale,  etc.,  are  cat- 
alogued in  full  in  the  Monthly  catalogue.  For  a  list  of  the  maps  composing 
the  set.  with  prices,  see  below.  Orders  for  the  maps  should  be  addressed  to 
the  Disbursing  Clerk,  Post-Oflice  Department,  and  money  orders  should  be 
made  payable  to  him. 

Post  route  map  of — 

Alabama.     Scale  8  m.=l  in.     80c 

Alaska.     Scale  40  m.=l  in.     80c 

Arizona-.     Scale  12  m.=l  in.     80c 

Arkansas.     Scale  10  m.=l  in.     80c 

California  and  Nevada.     Scale  10  m.=l  in.     $3.20 

Canal   Zone  and   its  municipal   districts,    Isthmus   of   Panama. 

Scale  0.6  rn.=l  in.     80c 
Colorado.     Scale  9  m.=l  in.     80c 

Delaware,    Maryland,    and    District  of    Columbia.      Scale  5  m. 
=  1  in.     80c 

Florida.  "  Scale  10  m.=l  in.     80c 

Georgia.     Scale  8  m.=l  in.     80c 

Hawaii,  Samoan  Islands,  and  Guam.     Scale  9  m.=l  in.     80c 

Illinois.     Scale  8.3  m.  =  l  in.     80c 

Indiana.     Scale  7  m.=l  in.     80c 

Iowa.     Scale  8  m.=l  in.     80c 


Januaby,  1906  41 

Topographer — Continued. 

Post  route  map  of — Continued. 

Kansas  and  Nebraska.     Scale  10  m.=l  in.     §1.60 

Kentucky  and  Tennessee.     Scale  7  m.=l  in.     §1.60 

Louisiana.     Scale  9  m.=l  in.     80c 

Maine.     Scale  6.5  m.=l  in.     80c 

Massachusetts,    Rhode    Island,   and    Connecticut.      Scale   5  m. 
=1  in.     80c 

Michigan  and  Wisconsin.     Scale  9  in.  =  1  in.     §1.60 

Minnesota.     Scale  10  m.  =  l  in.     80c 

Mississippi.     Scale  8  m.  =  1  in.     80c 

Missouri.     Scale  8.5  m.  =  1  in.     80c 

Montana,  Idaho,  and  Wyoming.     Scale  14  m.  =  l  in.     §1.60 

New  Hampshire  and  Vermont.     Scale  5  m.  =  l  in.     80c 

New  Jersey.     Scale  4  m.  =  1  in.     80c 

New  Mexico.     Scale  12  m.  =  l  in.     80c 

New  York.     Scale  5  m.  =  1  in.     §3.20 

N(  >rth  and  South  Carolina.     Scale  8  m.  =  1  in.     §1.60 

North  Dakota.     Scale  10  m.  =  1  in.     80c 

Ohio.     Scale  7  m.  =  l  in.     80c 

Oklahoma  and  Indian  Territories.     Scale  10  m.  =  l  in.     80c 

Oregon.     Scale  10  m.  =  l  in.     80c 

Pennsylvania.     Scale  5  m.  =  1  in.     §1.60 

Philippine  Islands.     Scale  13  m.  =  1  in.     §1.60 

Porto  Rico.     Scale  5  m.  =  1  in.     80c 

South  Dakota.     Scale  10  m.  =  l  in.     80c 

Texas.     Scale  12  m.  =  1  in.     §1.60 

Utah.     Scale  10  m.  =  1  in.     SOc 

Virginia  and  West  Virginia.     Scale  7  m.  =  l  in.     §1.60 

Washington.     Scale  9  m.  =  1  in.     80c 
rreasurer  of  United  States  (Treasury  Department): 

Estimate  of  appropriation  for  clerical  force.     3  p.     (H.  doc.  337.) 
Monthly  statement,  paper  currency  of  each  denomination  outstand- 
ing Jan.  31,  1906.     1  p.  oblong  24° 

rreasury-Department: 

>C<5te.— For  b'ureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 
Accounts — 

Examination  and   certification   of  disbursing  officers'  accounts. 

1  p.  4°     (Dept.  circular  14,  1906.) 
Report  of  contingent  expenses,  1905.     43  p.     (H.  doc.  41.) 
Reports  from  accounting  officers  as  to  delinquencies  in  rendering 
accounts  [1905].     14  p.     (H.  doc.  312.) 
Appeals  pending  before  United  States  courts  in  customs  cases,  no.  8; 
Oct.  2,  1905.     80  pi     [Monthly.] 
Same,  no.  9;  Nov.  1,  i#05.     85  p. 
Same,  no.  10;  Dec.  1,  1905.     79  p. 
Same,  no.  11;  Jan.  1,  1906.     81  p. 
Appropriations — 

Estimates  of  [deficiencies  in]  appropriations  required  by  Depart- 
ments, 1906  and  prior  years.     32  p.  4°     (H.  doc.  278.) 


42  January,  1906 

Treasury  Department — Continued. 
Appropriations — Continued. 

Judgments  rendered  by  Court  of   Claims  [requiring  appropria- 
tion, since  report  of  Mar.  1,  1905].    11  p.     (H.  doc.  307.) 
Same  [since  House  document  307].     5  p.     (S.  doc.  166.) 
Schedule  of  claims  allowed  [since  report  of  Mar.  1,  1905]  under 
appropriations  of  which   balances   have  been  exhausted  [or 
carried  to  surplus  fund].     26  p.     (H.  doc.  327. ) 
Cattle.     Importation  of  certain  cattle  from  India.     1  p.  4°     (Dept. 

circular  8,  1906. ) 
Debt.     Statement  of  public  debt  and  cash  in  Treasury,  Dec.  1905. 

1  p.  f°     [Monthly.] 
Employees — 

Certificates   required  in   cases  of  detailed   employees.     1   p.   4° 

(Dept.  circular  3,  1906.) 
Details  of  employees.     1  p.  4°     (Dept.  circular  4,  1906.) 
Report  of  absence,  assistant  custodian  and' janitor  service.     1  p.  4° 
•        (Dept.  circular  12,  1906.) 
Soliciting  increase  of  pay  or  influencing  legislation  by  employees 
of  Department.     1  p.  4°     (Dept.  circular  11,  1906.) 
Naval   Academy.  .Item   for  inclusion  in  urgent  deficiency  bill  for 

traveling  expenses  of  midshipmen.     1  p.     (S.  doc.  165.) 
Notaries  public.     Additional  list  of  customs  notaries.     1  p.  4°    (Dept. 

circular  6,  1906. ) 
Official  matter.     Formulation  of  official  communications  to  President, 
head  of  Executive  Department,  Senators,  Members  of  House  of 
Representatives,    and   others  not  in   Treasurv  service.     1   p.  4C 
(Dept,  circular  7,  1906.) 
Perry,  Okla.     Draft  of  bill  relating  to  custody  and  control  of  [pub- 
lic] buildings  at  Perry  and  Kingfisher,  Okla.     2  p.     ( H.  doc.  420.) 
Public  buildings — 

Changes  of  estimates  for  appropriations  for  repairs,  etc.,  on  pub- 
lic buildings.     1  p.     (H.  doc.  336.) 
Draft  of  legislation  relative  to  disbursing  agents  for  public  build- 
ings in  course  of  construction.     4  p.     (H.  doc.  435. ) 
Instructions  to  custodians  of  public  buildings.     75  p. 
Letter  in  reference  to  appropriations  for  electric  burglar-alarm 

devices  in  public  buildings.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  368.) 
Letter  recommending  appropriation  for  improved   Government 
telephone  service  [in  public  buildings].     1  p.     (H.  doc.  372.) 
Report.     Annual  report  of  Secretary  on  state  of  finances  [with  tables 
and  reports  of  heads  of  bureaus],  1905.     470  p.     *Cloth,  40c 
Same.     (H.  doc.  9.) 
Revenue  Cutter  Service.     Detailed  statement  of  expenditures  of  serv- 
ice [1905].     1  p.      (H.  doc.  439.) 
Revenue  steamers.    Estimate  of  appropriation  for  completion  of  rev- 
enue  steamer  for  Albemarle  and   Pamlico  sounds,  N.   C.     1   p. 
(H.  doc.  413.) 
Seattle,  Wash.      Letter  recommending  appropriation  for  equipment 

of  new  public  building  at  Seattle.     1  p.     (H.  doc.  419.) 
Spanish  Treaty  Claims  Commission.     Record  of  award  made  by  com- 
mission tn  Maria  Luisa  Calvo  de  Almagro  [requiring  appropria- 
tion].    1  p.      (S.  doc.  155. ) 


January,  1906  43 

Treasury  Department — Continued. 

Surety  companies.     Qualification  of  surety  companies  under  act  of 

Aug.  13,  1894.     1  p.  4"     (Dept.  circular  5,  1906.) 
Switzerland.      Reciprocity  between  United  States   and  Switzerland 
under  provisions  of  sec.  3,  act  of  July  24,  1897.     2  p.  4°     (Dept. 
circular  10,  1906.) 
Treasury  decisions — 

Treasury  decisions  under  customs  and  other  laws,  v.  10;  Julv-Dec. 
1905.     877  p.     *Sheep,  $1.15 
Same,  index.     97  p. 
Treasury  decisions  under  internal  revenue  laws,  v.  8;  Jan. -Dec. 

1905.     [See  Internal  Revenue  Office.] 
Treasury  decisions  under  tariff,  internal  revenue,  and  other  laws, 
weekly,  v.  11,  nos.  1-4;  Jan.  4-25,  1906. 
Virus.     Amendment  to  regulations  for  sale  of  viruses,  serums,  tox- 
ins, and  analogous  products.     1  p.  4°     (Dept.  circular  9,  1906.) 

War  Claims  Committee  (House): 

Notk. — Beginning  with  this  number  of  the  Catalogue,  entries  for  reports  on 
private  bills  will  be  omitted. 

Report  favoring  H.  186,  to  authorize  readjustment  of  accounts  of 
army  officers  in  certain  cases.     6  p.     (H.  rp.  144.) 

War  Department: 

Note. — For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 
Alaska.     Letter  transmitting  memorandum  by  president  of  Board  of 
Road  Commissioners  of  Alaska,  containing  data  relative  to  rail- 
road construction  in  Alaska.     8  p.     (S.  doc.  167. ) 
Army  General  Hospital,  Fort  Bayard,  N.  Mex.     Letter  recommend- 
ing legislation  to  establish  system  of  discipline  for  general  hos- 
pital at  Fort  Bayard.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  386. ) 
Army  regulations.     Regulations  for  Armv,  1904,  with  amendments 
"  to  Dec.  31,  1905.     317  p. 

Same,  amendments,     p.  303-317. 
Artillery  memorandum  1-3  [1906] ;  Jan.  10-12,  1906.     12° 
Chalmette,  La.     Draft  of  legislation  to  acquire  new  roadway  to  Chal- 

mette  national  cemetery  [with  report  of  judge-advocate-general 

of  Army].     7  p.  map.      (H.  doc.  221. ) 
Circular  1-5  [1906] ;  Jan.  3-24,  1906.     12° 
Circular  A,  1906,  Circular  [calling  attention  to  paragraphs  4  and  5  of 

War  Department  circular  dated  Feb.  13,  1889,  concerning  papers 

and  reports  submitted  to  Secretary  of  War].     1  p.  12° 
Cooks.     Letter  recommending  establishment  of  prizes  for  enlisted 

men  of  Army  who  graduate  from  army  school  for  bakers  and 

cooks.     1  p.     (H.  doc.  438. ) 
Crozier,  William.     Communications  recommending  that  Crozier  and 

Daniel  T.  Moore  be  permitted  to  accept  decorations  from  Legion 

of  Honor  [of  France].     2  p.     (H.  doc.  296.) 
Firing.     Supplemental  estimate  for  pay  of  Army  [to  increase  pay  of 

expert  riflemen,  etc.].     6  p.     (H.  doc.  414.) 
Frankford  Arsenal.     Estimate  of  appropriation  for  relief  of  persons 

injured  by  explosion  at  arsenal.     2 p.     (H.doc.  290.) 
Fulgham,  Oscar.     Estimate  of  appropriation  for  satisfaction  of  claim 

of  Fulgham.     3  p.     ( H.  doc.  343. ) 
General  orders  1-22  [1906];  Jan.  2-31,  1906.     12° 


44  January,  1906 

War  Department— Continued. 

Isthmian  canal  [letter  concerning  charges  against  Isthmian  Canal 
Commission  in  article  in  Independent,  Our  mismanagement  at 
Panama,  by  Poultney  Bigelow].     91  p.     (S.  doc.  127,  pt.  2.) 

6-35062 

Military  Academy.     Estimate  of  deficiency  appropriation  for  pay  of 

academy  [1905,  for  master  of  sword].     2  p.     (H.  doc.  409.) 
Military  posts.     Letter  recommending  legislation  for  post  schools  for 

children  of  enlisted  men  of  Army.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  382. ) 
Monterey,  Cal.     Letter  recommending  release  of  title  to  property 

known  as  The  Cuartel  to  Monterey.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  293. ) 
Philippine  Commission.     Letter  transmitting,  pursuant  to  resolution, 

replies  from  members  of  commission,  as  to  whether  any  member 

of  commission,  etc.,  owns  land  in  Philippine  Islands,  etc.     6  p. 

(S.  doc.  153.) 
Philippine  Islands — 

Letter  transmitting  communication  relating  to  condition  of  sugar 
industry  in  islands.     1  p.     (H.doc.  292. ) 

Philippine  railways.     2  p. 

Three  petitions  of  residents  of  islands.     24  p.      (H.  doc.  297. ) 
Retired  list.     Letter  recommending  legislation  for  allowance  of  mile- 
age to   retired   officers  of  Army  when  assigned  to  active  duty. 

3  p.     (H.doc.  295.) 
Rifle  Practice,  Board  for  Promotion  of.     Draft  of  bill  for  relief  of 

certain  members  of  board.     11  p.     (H.  doc.  434. ) 
Santiago  Battlefield  Commission.      Draft  of  resolution  authorizing 

transport  Sumner  to  convey  [members  of  commission  and  others] 

to  Santiago  de  Cuba  and  return,     lip.     (S.  doc.  157.) 
Special  orders  1-26    [1906];  Jan.    2-31,    1906.     12°     [Daily  except 

Sundays  and  holidays.] 
Toilet  paper.      Recommendations  as  to  appropriation  for  toilet  paper 

at  army  posts.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  375. ) 

Ways  and  Means  Committee  (House): 

Customs  Service.     Report  amending  H.  7114,  for  reorganization  of 

customs  collection  districts.     4  p.     (H.  rp.  583. ) 
Philippine  Islands — 

Philippine  tariff,  hearings  before  committee,  Dec.  13-18,  1905  [on 
H.  3,  to  amend  act  to  provide  revenue  for  Philippine  Islands] ; 
appended,  Public  hearings  [in  Philippine  Islands  upon  pro- 
posed reduction  of  tariff  upon  Philippine  sugar  and  tobacco, 
extension  of  coastwise  navigation  laws  to  Philippines,  and  eco- 
nomic conditions  in  islands,  held  Aug.  7-16,  1905,  before  Sec- 
retary of  War  and  Congressional  party].     296+186  p. 

6-10841/6 

Report  submitting  H.  13104,  to  amend  act  to  revise  and  amend 
tariff  laws  of  islands,  as  substitute  for  H.  9978.    8  p.    (H.  rp.  582. ) 

Weather  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department): 

Note. — For  these  publications  application  should  be  made  to  the  Chief  of 
the  Weather  Bureau. 

Bulletin  36,  1st  report  on  relations  between  climates  and  crops. 
386  p.     Cloth,  $1.50  6-9659/2 

Dailv  river  stages  on  principal  rivers  of  United  States,  pt.  7,  [calen- 
dar] years  1900-04.     728  p.  4° 

Instructions  to  marine  meteorological  observers  of  bureau.     46  p.  il. 


January,  1906  45 

Weather  Bureau — Continued. 

Monthly  weather  review,  v.  33,  no.  9;  Sept.  1905.     p.  385-431,  il.  pi. 
maps,  4°     Paper,  20c  single  copy,  $2.00  a  yr. 
Same,  v.  33,  no.  10;  Oct.  1905.     p.  433-470,  il.  pi.  maps,  4° 
Snow  and  ice  bulletin,  Jan.  1-29,  1906.     19X12  in.     [Weekly  dur- 
ing winter.] 

Weather-crop  bulletin,  Dec.  1905;  no.  32  [1905].    24X19  in.     [Weekly 
Apr. -Sept.,  monthly  remainder  of  year.] 

Weather  map,  Jan.  1-31,  1900.     19X24  in.     [Daily.] 
Yellowstone  National  Park  (Interior  Department): 

Eeport  of  acting  superintendent,  1905.     27  p.  map. 
fosemite  National  Park  (Interior  Department): 

Eeport  of  acting  superintendent,  1905.     19  p.  map. 

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Abbreviations 


Academy acad . 

Agricultural agric. 

Amendments amdts. 

American Amer. 

Appendix  app. 

Association  assoc. 

Board bd. 

College coll. 

Commission comn. 

Committee com. 

Congress Cong. 

Consular cons. 

Department dept. 

Document doc. 

Executive ex. 

Exposition expos. 

Facsimile,  facsimiles facsim. 

Folio f° 

General gen. 

Geologic geol. 

Government Govt. 

Historical hist. 

House  bill H. 

House  concurrent  resolution H.  C.  R. 

House  document H.  doc. 

House  joint  resolution H.  J.  R. 

House  report H .  rp. 

House  resolution  (simple) H.  R. 

Illustrated,  illustration,  illustrations  . .  .il. 

Inch,  inches in. 

Institute,  institution inst. 

Latitude lat. 

Leaf,  leaves 1 . 

Library L. 

Longitude long. 


Mile,  miles m0 

Miscellaneous misc. 

Nautical naut. 

Number,  numbers no.,  nos- 

Octavo 8. 

Page,  pages p. 

Part,  parts pt.,  pts. 

Plate,  plates pi. 

Portrait,  portraits por. 

Public pub. 

Quarto 4« 

Railway ry. 

Report rp. 

Resolution res. 

Secretary secy. 

Section,  sections sec. 

Senate  bill S. 

Senate  concurrent  resolution S.  C.  R. 

Senate  document S.  doc. 

Senate  joint  resolution S.  J.  R. 

Senate  report S.  rp. 

Senate  resolution  ( simple ) S.  R. 

Session sess. 

Sixteenmo 16« 

Society t soc. 

Superintendent supt. 

Table,  tables tab. 

Thirtytwo-mo 32° 

Treasury Treas. 

Twelvemo 12° 

Twentyfour-mo 24° 

University univ. 

Versus vs. ,  v. 

Volume,  volumes v. 

Year yr. 


Explanation 


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59th  Congress,  1st  session,  is  to  be  understood. 

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The  Hydrographic  Office  sells  for  50c  its  "Catalogue  of  charts,  plans, 
ailing  directions,  and  other  publications."  Other  Government  offices 
vhich  have  books,  pamphlets,  maps,  or  charts  for  sale  issue  price^ists, 
vrhich  will  be  sent  free  upon  application  to  the  issuing  office. 

PRICES 

Documents  entered  in  this  catalogue  that  are  for  sale  by  the  Superin- 
endent  of  Documents  are  indicated  by  a  (*)  preceding  the  price  named. 
Che  absence  of  a  (*)  indicates  that  application  should  be  made  to  the 
department,  bureau,  or  division  issuing  the  document;  except  in  cases 
if  publications  bearing  Senate  or  House  document  or  report  numbers, 
rMch  can  be  obtained  only  from  Members  of  Congress. 

HOW  TO  REMIT 

Remittances  should  be  made  to  the  Superintendent  of  Documents, 
>Vashington,  D.  C,  by  postal  money  order,  express  order,  or  New  York 
Iraft.  Currency  may  be  sent  at  owner's  risk.  Canadian  postal  notes 
rill  be  accepted  only  when  the  name  of  the  issuing  office  is  plainly 
tamped  on  the  face  of  the  note.  If  postage  stamps  are  pasted  on,  the 
lote  will  be  returned 

Postage  stamps,  foreign  money,  uncertified  checks,  defaced  or 
slick  coin  will  positively  not  be  accepted. 

No  charge  is  made  for  postage  on  documents  forwarded  to  points  in 
he  United  States,  Guam,  Hawaii,  Philippine  Islands,  Porto  Rico,  or  to 
Canada,  Cuba,  or  Mexico.  To  other  countries  the  regular  rate  of  post- 
ige  is  charged,  and  remittances  must  cover  such  postage. 

LIBRARY  OF  CONGRESS  CARDS 

Numbers  to  be  used  in  ordering  the  L.  C.  catalogue  cards  will  be  found 
it  the  end  of  the  titles  of  the  more  important  monographic  documents, 
rhe  figure  following  the  card  number  (separated  from  it  by  a  slanting 
ine)  indicates  the  number  of  cards  required  for  entries  suggested  (title 
mtry  not  included)  on  the  cards.  The  price  of  the  cards  is  2c  for  the 
irst  card  and  ic  for  each  additional  card  for  the  same  title  ordered  at  the 
lame  time.  Remittances  should  be  made  to  the  Librarian  of  Congress. 
?ards  can  not  be  furnished  by  the  Superintendent  of  Documents. 

49 


Catalogue  of  Public  Documents 


FEBRUARY,  1900 


NOTE. — Beginning  with  the  January  number  of  the  Catalogue,  entries  for 
reports  on  private  bills  have  been  omitted. 

Accounts  Committee  (House): 

Library  of  Congress.  Report  submitting  H.  R.  267,  authorizing  clerk 
of  House  to  deliver  to  library  volumes  of  original  papers,  etc., 
which  are  not  required  to  be  retained  in  custody  of  file  clerk.  2  p. 
(H.  rp.  1123.) 

Pages.  Report  adverse  to  H.  R.  97,  to  increase  salaries  of  chief  pages 
of  House.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  1122.) 

Territories  Committee,  House.  Report  amending  H.  R.  210,  to  au- 
thorize assistant  clerk  to  committee.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  1124.) 

Agriculture  and  Forestry  Committee  (Senate):     » 

Report  amending  S.  3413,  to  prevent  cruelty  to  animals  while  in 
transit  from  one  State  or  Territory  into  or  through  another  State 
or  Territory,  and  repealing  sec.  4386-90,  Revised  statutes.  5  p. 
(S.  rp.  975.) 

Agriculture  Department: 

Note. — For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 

Bulletin  58,  Accessions  to  Department  library,  Oct.-Dec.  1905.     64  p. 

[Quarterly.]     *Paper,  5c 
[Bureau  of  Animal  Industry]  order  125  [amendment  5];  rules  and 
regulations  for  inspection  of  live  stock  and  their  products.    1  p. 
Same,  130  [amendment  15] ;  regulations  for  certification  of  associ- 
ations of  breeders  of  purebred  live  stock  and  books  of  record 
of  pedigrees.     1  p. 
Bureau  of  Animal  Industry  rule  1,  revision  1;  to  prevent  spread  of 

splenetic  fever  in  cattle.     13  p. 
Farmers'  bulletin — 

238,  Citrus  fruit  growing  in  Gulf  States.     48  p.  il.         Agr  6-344/3 
244,  Experiment  station  work,  33.     32  p.  il.  Agr  6-345/2 

Report  on  new  Department  buildings,  1905.     p.  525-528. 

Alaska  Agricultural  Experiment  Stations  (Experiment  Stations  Office, 
Agriculture  Department) : 
Bulletin  2,  Vegetable  growing  in  Alaska.     46  p.  pi.     *Paper,  5c 

Agr  6-346/3 

Alaskan  Fisheries  Division  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 
Report  on  salmon  fisheries  of  Alaska,  1905.     32  p. 

51 


52  February,  1906 

American  Republics  Bureau  (State  Department): 

Note. — This  Bureau  sells  its  own  monthly  bulletins,   handbooks,   etc.,  at 
prices  usually  ranging  from  5c  to  $1.00.    Address  the  Director  of  the  Bureau. 

Monthly  bulletin,  Feb.  1906;  whole  no.  149,  v.  22,  no.  2.     p.  289-598. 
Paper,  25c  single  copy,  $2.00  a  yr. 

Same.     (H.  doc.  406,  pt.  20 
Animal  Industry  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department) : 

Bulletin  78,  Texas  fever.     48  p.  il.  pi.     *Paper,  10c  Agr  6-347/2 

Circular  90,  Suggestions  for  construction  of  modern  dairy  barn.     6  p. 

il.  Agr  6-348/2 

Outline  of  work  of  Dairy  Division.     8  p.  narrow  12° 
Press  bulletin  3;  Feb.  1,  1906.     1  p.  narrow  large  8° 
Publications  of  interest  to  dairymen.     2  p. 
Report  of  operations,  1905.     123  p.     (H.  doc.  447.) 
Appraisers  (Treasury  Department) : 

Reappraisements  of  merchandise  by  general  appraisers  [on  Jan.  26- 

Feb.  20,  1906];  Feb.  5-26,  1906.     4°     (Reappraisement  circulars 

1345-55.)     [Weekly.] 

Appropriations  Committee  (House): 

Report  submitting  H.  14171,  making  appropriations  for  fortifications 
and  ordnance  [1907] ;  with  views  of  minority.     5  p.     ( H .  rp.  927. ) 

Appropriations  Committee  (Senate) : 

Report  amending  H.  12320,  making  appropriations  to  supply  urgent 
deficiencies,  1906  and  prior  years.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  798.) 

Banking  and  Currency  Committee  (House): 

American  National  Bank  of  Graham,  Va.     Report  favoring  S.  2582, 
to  authorize  bank  to  change  its  location  and  name.     1  p.     ( H.  rp. 
1105.) 
National  banks.     Report  favoring  H.  213,  for  verification  of  papers 
by  national  banking  associations.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  1109.) 

Bibliography  Division  (Library  of  Congress): 

List  of  works  on  tariffs  of  foreign  countries.     42  p.  large  8°    *  Paper,  5c 

6-35002/3 
Select  list  of  books  on  municipal  affairs,  with  special  reference  to 
municipal  ownership,  with  appendix,  Select  list  of  State  docu- 
ments.    34  p.  large  8°  6-35001/3 

Biological  Survey  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department) : 
Circular — 

51,  List  of  publications  of  survey.     6  p. 

52,  Directions  for  destroying  pocket  gophers.     4  p.  il. 
Bookkeeping  and  Warrants  Division  (Treasury  Department): 

Comparative  statement  of  receipts  and  expenditures  of  United  States 
[for  month  and  7  months  ending  Jan.  1905  and  1906].  1  p. 
oblong  8°     [Monthly.] 

Statement  of  Treasury,  Feb.  1-28,  1906.  Each  [3]  p.  4°  [Daily  ex- 
cept Sundays  and  holidays.] 

Canal  Zone,  Isthmus  of  Panama  ( Isthmian  Canal  Commission,  War 
Department): 
Report  of  department  of  health  of  Isthmian  Canal  Commission,  Dec. 
1905.     52  p.  12° 


February,  1906  53 

Census  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 
Bulletin — 

29,  Census  of  manufactures,  1905,  Nebraska.     19  p.  4°     *Paper,  10c 

30,  Census  of  manufactures,  1905,  Arizona,  Indian  Territory,  New 
Mexico,  and  Oklahoma.     35  p.  4°    *Paper,  10c 

31,  Census  of  manufactures,  1905,  Delaware.     15  p.  4°    *Paper,  10c 

32,  Census  of  manufactures,  1905,  Iowa.     27  p.  4°    *Paper,  10c 

33,  Census  of  manufactures,  1905,  Florida.     17  p.  4°    *Paper,  10c 
Report  as  to  cotton  unginned  Jan.  16,  1906.     2  p.      (H.  doc.  462.) 
Eeport  on  cotton  ginning  [to  Jan.  16,  1904-06].     13  p.  large  8° 

Census  Committee  (House): 

Census  Bureau.  Report  amending  by  substitute  H.  12064,  to  amend 
act  for  permanent  Census  Office  [so  as  to  require  additional  special 
reports,  etc.].     7  p.     (H.  rp.  925.) 

Cotton.  Report  amending  H.  R.  199,  calling  for  report  as  to  cotton 
unginned  Jan.  16,  1906.     3  p.     (H.  rp.  740.) 

Chemistry  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department): 
Bulletin— 

69  revised,  pt.  6,  Foods  and  food  control,  revised  to  July  1, 1905,  6, 
laws   of  Ohio,  Oklahoma,  Oregon,  Pennsylvania,  and  Philip- 
pine Islands,     p.  459-548.     *Paper,  5c 
69  revised,  pt.  7,  Foods  and  food  control,  revised  to  July  1,  1905, 

7,  laws  of  Porto  Rico,  Rhode  Island,  South  Carolina,  South 
Dakota,  Tennessee,  Texas,  Utah,  and  Vermont,  p.  549-637. 
*Paper,  5  c 

69  revised,  pt.  8,  Foods  and  food  control,  revised  to  July  1,  1905, 

8,  laws  of  Virginia,  Washington,  West  Virginia,  Wisconsin,  and 
Wyoming,     p.  639-704.     *Paper,  5c 

Circular — 

26,  Extracts  from  Proceedings  of  Association  of  Official  Agricul- 
tural Chemists,  1905.     16  p. 

27,  Cooperative  work  on  fats  and  oils,  Association  of  Official  Agri- 
cultural Chemists,  1906.     6  p. 

Cooperative  work  on  unification  of  terms  for  reporting  analytical 

results,  Association  of  Official  Agricultural  Chemists,  1906.     2  p. 
Food  inspection  decisions  33-36.     4  p. 
Report  of  chemist,  1905.     p.  495-523. 

Civil  Service  Commission: 

Note. — The  Commission  furnishes  its  publications  gratuitously  to  those  who 
apply  for  them. 

22d  annual  report  [with  appendixes],  1905.     282  p.     *Cloth,  25c 

Same.     (H.  doc.  44.) 
Instructions  to  applicants  for  7th  civil  service  district,  headquarters, 

Chicago,  111.     12  p. 

Claims  Committee  (House): 

Report  favoring  H.  4736,  for  relief  of  countv  of  Custer,  Mont.  8  p. 
(H.  rp.  1687.) 

Claims  Committee  (Senate): 

Report  favoring  S.  189,  to  authorize  readjustment  of  accounts  of  army 
officers  in  certain  cases.     5  p.     (S.  rp.  957.) 


54  February,  1906 

Coast  and  Geodetic  Survey  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Note. — The  charts,  coast  pilots,  and  tide  tables  of  the  Coast  and  Geodetic 
Survey  are  sold  at  the  office  of  the  Survey,  in  Washington,  and  also  by  one  or 
more  sales  agents  in  each  of  the  important  American  seaports.  The  monthly 
Notice  to  mariners  may  be  had  free  at  these  agencies,  at  all  United  States  cus- 
tom-houses, at  the  branch  hydrographic  offices  of  the  Navy  Department,  at 
United  States  consulates  in  foreign  ports,  and  at  the  office  of  the  Coast  and 
Geodetic  Survey. 

Charts- 
Aleutian  Islands,  from  Yumaska  Island  to  Attu  Island;  prelimi- 
nary chart  9100.     Scale  1:1,200,000.     29.6  X  38.9  in.     50c 
Annapolis  Harbor,  Md.;  chart  385.     Scale  1:10,000.     32.7  X  30.2 

in.     50c 
Florida  Reefs,  Newfound  Harbor  Key  to  Boca  Grande  Key;  chart 

169.     Scale  1:80,000.     40.8X30.7  in.     50c 
Humboldt  Bay,  Cal.;  chart  5832.    Scale  1:30,000.    30.7X25  in.    50c 
Philadelphia  water  front,  Schuylkill  River,  Pa.;  chart  381.     Scale 

1:9,600.     50.3X25.9  in.     50c 
Potomac  River,  Matta woman  Creek  to  Georgetown;  chart  560. 
Scale  1:40,000.     41  X  28.9  in.     50c 
Notice  to  mariners  334;  Jan.  1906.     12  1.  + 13-16 p.  4°     [Monthly.] 
Philippine    Islands,   notice  to  mariners   15    [1905];    Dec.  18,  1905. 

Manila.     1. 48, 49. 
Statement  of  expenditures,  1905.     19  p.      (H.  doc.  472.) 
Coinage,  Weights,  and  Measures  Committee  (House): 

Minor  coins.  Report  favoring  H.  229,  for  purchase  of  metal  and 
coinage  of  minor  coins,  and  distribution  and  redemption  of  said 
coins.  2  p.  (H.  rp.  1188.) 
Silver.  Report  favoring  H.  8444,  for  recoinage  of  abraded  and  un- 
current  silver  dollars  into  subsidiary  coin;  with  views  of  minority. 
4  p.  (H.  rp.  1187.) 
Zebulon  Montgomery  Pike  Monument  Association.  Report  favoring 
H.  13783,  to  provide  souvenir  medallions  for  association.  2  p. 
(H.  rp.  1183.) 

Commerce  and  Labor  Department: 

Note. — The  Department  of  Commerce  and  Labor  distributes  the  Consular  re- 
ports gratuitously.    For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 

Accounts.     Statement  of  expenditures  for  contingent  expenses,  1905. 

46  p.     (H.  doc.  306.) 
Bonds.     Draft  of  bill  to  require  certain  officers  of  Department  to  give 

bond.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  195.) 
Brunswick,  Ga.     Estimate  of  increased  appropriation  for  Brunswick 

light  vessel.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  466. ) 
Employees.     Executive  order  prohibiting  officers  and  employees  of 

Government  from  soliciting  increase  of  pay  or  influencing  legisla- 
tion in  their  own  interest.     1  p.  4°     (Dept.  circular  107. ) 
Fish.     Draft  of  legislation  to  enable  Bureau  of  Fisheries  to  continue 

exchange  of  [fish  and]  fish  eggs  with  foreign  Governments.     3  p. 

(H.  doc.  526.) 
Hampton  Roads.    Draft  of  bill  relating  to  anchorage  and  movements 

of  vessels  in  Hampton  Roads  and  harbors  of  Norfolk  and  Newport 

News,  Va.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  536.) 
Hawaii.     Letter  relative  to  power  of  Hawaii  to  dispose  of  public 

property.     8  p.     ( H.  doc.  464. ) 
Light-ship  no.  58.     Estimate  of  appropriation  for  relief  of  officers 

and  crew  of  relief  light  vessel  no.  58.     8  p.     (H.  doc.  543.) 


Febktjary,  1906  55 

Commerce  and  Labor  Department — Continued. 

Lighthouse  tenders.     Estimate  of    [deficiency  in]  appropriation  for 

light-house  tender  for  6th  light-house  district.    2  p.    (H.  doc.  534. ) 
Shipping  commissioners.     Draft  of  bill  to  amend  sec.  4502,  Revised 

statutes,  relating  to  bonds  and  oaths  of  shipping  commissioners. 

2  p.     (S.  doc.  196.) 
Women.     Estimate  of  appropriation  for  investigation  of  condition  of 

women  wage-earners  in  United  States.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  494.) 

Commerce  Committee  (Senate): 

Buzzards  Bay,  Mass.  Report  amending  S.  4015,  to  place  light-ship  at 
entrance  to  bay,  to  replace  Hen  and  Chickens  light-ship.  1  p. 
(S.  rp.  825.) 

Calumet  River.  Report  amending  by  substitute  S.  3983,  to  amend 
act  authorizing  Kensington  and  Eastern  Railroad  Company  to 
construct  bridge  across  river  [so  as  to  extend  time].  1  p.  (S.  rp. 
824.) 

Delaware  River.  Report  amending  S.  3288,  to  authorize  Pennsyl- 
vania Railroad  Company  and  Pennsylvania  and  Newark  Railroad 
Company  to  construct  bridge  across  river.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  984.) 

Escatawpa  River.  Report  amending  S.  4513,  to  authorize  Mobile 
Railway  and  Dock  Company  to  construct  bridges  across  Dog 
[Escatawpa]  River  and  Fowl  River  in  Mobile  Countv,  Ala.  1  p. 
(S.  rp.  1388.) 

Hedge  Fence  Shoal,  Mass.  Report  favoring  S.  4014,  to  place  light- 
ship near  eastern  end  of  Hedge  Fence  Shoal,  Vineyard  Sound. 
1  p.     (S.  rp.  827.) 

Hinchinbrook,  Cape,  Alaska.  Report  favoring  S.  2703,  to  establish 
light-house  and  fog  signal  on  cape.     3  p.     (S.  rp.  801. ) 

Isle  au  Haut,  Me.  Report  favoring  S.  4095,  to  establish  light  and 
fog-signal  station  at  or  near  harbor.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  800.) 

Life-Saving  Service — 

Report  amending  S.  26,  to  promote  efficiency  of  service  [by  cre- 
ating retired  list  of  keepers  and  surf  men].     15  p.     (S.  rp.  599. ) 
Report  amending  S.  26,  to  promote  efficiency  of  service  [by  cre- 
ating retired  list  of  superintendents,  keepers,  and  surfmen]. 
14  p.     (S.  rp.  808.) 

Mendocino,  Cape,  Cal.  Report  favoring  S.  2273,  to  establish  at  cape 
quarters  for  light  keeper.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  597.) 

Missouri  River.  Report  amending  S.  4130,  to  authorize  Capital  City 
Improvement  Companv,  Helena,  Mont.,  to  construct  dam  across 
river.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  1230.) 

Motor-boats.  Report  favoring  S.  4094,  to  amend  sec.  4426,  Revised 
statutes,  regulation  of  motor  boats.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  982.) 

Nantucket  Shoals,  Mass.  Report  amending  S.  4016,  for  light  vessel 
off  shoals.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  826.) 

Ocean  Cape,  Alaska.  Report  adverse  to  S.  2704,  to  establish  light- 
house and  fog  signal  on  cape.     1  p.     ( S.  rp.  802. ) 

Red  Lake  River.  Report  favoring  S.  4128,  permitting  dam  across 
river  at  or  near  junction  [with]  Black  River  in  Red  Lake  County, 
Minn.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  1228.) 

Revenue  Cutter  Service — 

Report  amending  S.  3044,  to  promote  efficiency  of  service.     3  p. 

(S.  rp.  809.) 
Report  favoring  S.  4129,  to  regulate  enlistments  and  punishments 
in  service.     3  p.     (S.  rp.  958. ) 


56  February,  1906 

Commerce  Committee — Continued. 

Rock  River.     Report  favoring  H.  8442,  permitting  dam  across  river 

at  Grand  Detour,  111.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  806.) 
Shipping.     Report  favoring  S.  4339,  to  amend  sec.  4502,   Revised 
statutes,  relating  to  bonds  and  oaths  of  shipping  commissioners. 
2  p.     (S.  rp.  1229.) 
Spencer,  Cape,  Alaska.     Report  favoring  S.  2705,  to  establish  light- 
house and  fog  signal  on  cape.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  807.) 
Steamboats — 

Report  favoring  S.  3724,  to  amend  sec.  4400,  Revised  statutes  [as 
amended],  relating  to  inspection  of  [foreign]  steam  vessels. 
1  p.     (S.  rp.  819.) 
Report  favoring  S.  4300,  to  amend  sec.  4414,  Revised  statutes,  in- 
spectors of  hulls  and  boilers  of  steam  vessels.    2  p.    (S.  rp.  987. ) 
Report  favoring  S.  4299,  to  amend  sec.  4421,  Revised  statutes,  in- 
spection of  steam  vessels.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  988.) 
Report  favoring  S.  4298,  to  amend  sec.  4471,  Revised  statutes,  regu- 
lation of  steam  vessels.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  986.) 

Comptroller  of  Currency  (Treasury  Department): 

Abstract  of  reports  of  condition  of  national  banks,  Jan.  29,  1906;  no. 

47.     8  p.  4°     [Issued  5  times  a  year.] 
Bulletin  668-671;  Feb.  5-26,  1906.     4°     [Weekly.] 
Comptroller  of  Treasury  (Treasury  Department) : 

Decisions,  v.  12,  pt.  2,  Oct. -Dec.  1905.     p.  189-381. 
Conference  Committees  (Congress) : 

Conference  report  on  H.   12320,  making  appropriations  to  supply 
urgent  deficiencies,  1906  and  prior  years.     5  p.     (H.  rp.  1481.) 

Congress: 

Note. — See  also  House  of  Representatives— Senate — names  of  Congressional 
committees. 

Congressional  record,  59th  Congress,  1st  session,  v.  40,  nos.  39-59; 
Feb.  1-28,  1906.     p.  1839-3255,  il.  4° 

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of  Congress,  is  issued  daily  when  Congress  is  in  session,  and  indexes  thereto 
are  published  semimonthly. 

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tional 8  pages;  per  month,  $1. 50;  per  short  session,  $4.00;  per  long  session, 
88.00.  (The  current  session,  the  1st  of  the  59th  Congress,  is  a  long  session.) 
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Printing  Office. 

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Same,  index  4,  [to]  nos.  36-46,  Jan.  29-Feb.  9,  1906.     103  +  108 

p.  4° 
Same,  5,  [to]  nos.  47-56,  Feb.  12-24,  1906.     92  +  112  p.  4° 
Private  [act]  1-482;  approved  Jan.  31-Feb.  23,  1906.     Each  1  p. 
Public  [act]  8-28;  approved  Feb.  2-[27, 1906]  — 

American  National  Bank  of  Graham,  Va.     To  authorize  bank  to 

change  its  location  and  name.     No.  15.     1  p. 
Appropriations.     Making  appropriations  to  supply  urgent  deficien- 
cies, 1906  and  prior  years.     No.  28.     26  p. 


February,  1906  57 

Congress — Continued. 

Public  [act]  8-28— Continued. 

Arkansas  River.     To  authorize  bridge  across  river  at  or  near  Van 

Buren,  Ark.     No.  24.     3  p. 
Batan  Island,  P.  I.     For  purchase  of  certain  coal  claims  in  island. 

No.  26.     1  p. 
District  of  Columbia — 

Authorizing  extension  of  Rhode  Island  avenue  northeast.     No. 

17.     3  p. 
To  amend  act  making  appropriations  for  District,  1903  [so  as  to 
require  license  tax  from  persons  storing  or  selling  explosives 
in  District].     No.  14.     1  p. 
Grant  Pass.     To  authorize  Mobile  Railway  and  Dock  Company 
to   construct  bridge  across   pass  between    Cedar   Point   and 
Dauphin  Island.    No.  11.     2  p. 
Missouri  River — 

To  amend  act  authorizing  Winnipeg,  Yankton,  and  Gulf  Rail- 
road Company  to  construct  bridge  across  river  at  or  near 
Yankton,  S.  Dak.   [so  as  to  extend  time].     No.  10.     1  p. 
To  extend  time  for  completion  of  bridge  across  river  at  Yank- 
ton, S.  Dak.     No.  9.     1  p. 
Monongahela  River.     To  amend  act  to  authorize  Washington  and 
Westmoreland  counties,  Pa.,  to  construct  bridge  across  river 
[as  amended,  so  as  to  extend  time].     No.  18.     1  p. 
Montana.     For  [additional]  land  district  in  Montana  to  be  known 
as  Billings  land  district.     No.  12.     1  p. 
.    Oklahoma.     For  selection  of  jurors  in  Oklahoma.     No.  13.     2  p. 
Pea  River.     Authorizing  Pea  River  Power  Companvto  erect  dam 

in  Coffee  County,  Ala.     No.  20.     1  p. 
Philippine  Islands.     To  amend  act  to  revise  and  amend  tariff  laws 

of  Philippine  Islands.     No.  27.     4  p. 
Red    River.     To  amend  act  authorizing  bridge  across  river  at 

Shreveport,  La.  [so  as  to  extend  time].     No.  8.     1  p. 
Rock  River.     Permitting  dam  across  river  at  Grand  Detour,  111. 

No.  16.     2  p. 
St.  Andrews  Bay.     To  authorize  bridge  across  bay.     No.  21.     2  p. 
St.  Francis  River — 

To  authorize  Campbell  Lumber  Company  to  construct  bridge 
across  river  in  Clay  County,  Ark.,  [in]  township  19  north, 
range  9  east.     No.  22.     2  p. 
To  authorize  Campbell  Lumber  Company  to  construct  bridge 
across' river  in  Clay  County,   Ark.,  in  township  20  north, 
range  9  east.  No.  23.     2  p. 
San  Luis  Obispo,  Cal.     To  allow  entry  and  clearance  of  vessels  at 
San  Luis  Obispo,  Port  Harford,  and  Monterey,  Cal.     No.  25. 
lp. 
Steamboats.     To  repeal   sec.  4136,  Revised  statutes,  relating  to 
registry  of  repaired  foreign  wrecks.     No.  19.     1  p. 
Public  [joint]  resolution  4-6;  approved  Feb.  19-28,  1906— 

North  Carolina.     For  return  of  certain  archives  now  in  Depart- 
ment of  State  to  North  Carolina.     No.  6.     1  p. 
Potomac  River.     For  extension  of  time  for  completing  highway 

bridge  across  river  at  Washington,  D.  C.     No.  4.     1  p. 
Smithsonian  Institution.     To  fill  vacancy  in  board  of  regents. 
No.  5.     1  p. 


58  February,  1906 

Congress — Continued. 
Sheep-bound  reserve — 

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4846-4848,  4851,  4852,  4854,  4856,  4859,  4869,  4879,  4880,  4884, 
4891,  4892.] 
Statues  of  Sam  Houston  and  Stephen  F.  Austin,  proceedings  on  ac- 
ceptance.    143  p.  pi.  large  8°     (H.  doc.  474,  58th  Cong.  3d  sess. ) 

6-35064 

Convention  of  American  Instructors  of  the  Deaf  (Columbia  Institu- 
tion for  Deaf  and  Dumb,  Interior  Department) : 
Proceedings  of  17th  meeting,  Morganton,  N.  C,  July  8-13,  1905. 
203  p.  il.  pi.     (S.  doc.  105.)  6-35065 

Copyright  Office  (Library  of  Congress): 

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ister of  Copyrights. 

Catalogue  of  title  entries  of  books  and  other  articles  entered  under 
copyright  law;  whole  nos.  761-764;  Feb.  1-21,  1906.  p.  371-703. 
[Weekly.]     Paper,  $5.00  a  yr. 

Court  of  Claims: 

Alexandria  County,  Va.  Findings  in  case  of  trustees  of  Mount 
Olivet  Methodist  Protestant  Church,  Alexandria  County.  2  p. 
(S.  doc.  208.) 

Appropriations.  Estimate  of  appropriation  for  alterations  and 'fur- 
nishings in  rooms  of  court.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  481. ) 

Armandt.  Paul.  Findings  in  case  of  Edward  A.  Coughlin,  heir  of 
Armandt.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  234.) 

Aycock,  Reddick.  Findings  in  case  of  G.  W.  Aycock,  administrator 
of  Reddick  Aycock.     2  p.      (H.  doc.  501.) 

Bolivar,  Tenn.  Findings  in  case  of  Baptist  Church,  Bolivar.  2  p. 
(S.  doc.  181.) 

Bowling,  James  T.     Findings.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  201.) 

Crab  Orchard,  Ky.  Findings  in  case  of  trustees  of  Baptist  Church, 
Crab  Orchard.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  223.) 

Cunnyngham,  Elvina.  Findings  in  case  of  R.  C.  M.  and  W.  H. 
Cunnyngham,  executors  of  Elvina  Cunnyngham.  2  p.  (H.  doc. 
498. ) 

Delatte,  Louis.  Findings  in  case  of  Charles  R.  Delatte,  administra- 
tor of  Louis  Delatte.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  238. ) 

Denny,  Thomas  D.  Findings  in  case  of  U.  S.  Denny,  heir  of  Thomas 
D.  Denny.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  503.) 

Derreberry,  Samuel  B.  Findings  in  case  of  J.  M.  Derreberry,  ad- 
ministrator of  Samuel  B.  Derreberry.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  504.) 

Didier,  Frederick  B.  Findings  in  case  of  Thomas  T.  and  Frederick 
W.  Didier,  heirs  of  Frederick  B.  Didier.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  198.) 

Fairfax,  Va.  Findings  in  case  of  vestry  of  Zion  Protestant  Episco- 
pal Church,  Fairfax.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  222.) 

Field,  William.  Findings  in  case  of  Marv  J.  Field,  widow  of  Wil- 
liam Field.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  199.) 

Glassie,  Minna  H.,  and  Nash,  J.  C.  Findings  in  ease  of  Minna  H. 
Glassie  [and  Joseph  C.  Nash].     2  p.     (S.  doc.  191.) 


February,  1906  59 

Court  of  Claims — Continued. 

Helena,  Ark.  Findings  in  case  of  trustees  of  Old  School  Presbyte- 
rian Church,  Helena.     2  p.     (8.  doc. 229. ) 

Herrod,  John  A.     Findings.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  502.) 

Huldah,  schooner.  Conclusions  of  fact  and  law  in  French  spoliation 
case  of  schooner,  John  H .  Riggs  or  Robert  Strong,  master.  3  p.  ( H. 
doc.  528. ) 

Jane,  brig.  Conclusions  of  law  and  fact  in  French  spoliation  cases 
relating  to  brig,  Rohert  Knox,  master.     3  p.     (H.  doc.  505.) 

King  George  County,  Va.  Findings  in  case  of  trustees  of  Round 
Hill  Church,  King  George  County.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  230.) 

Le  Compte,  Granville  B.  Findings  in  case  of  Charles  A.  Le  Compte 
[heir  of  Granville  B.  Le  Compte].     2  p.     (S.  doc.  235. ) 

Lemelle,  Alexander.  Findings  in  case  of  Mariane  T.  Lemelle,  ad- 
ministratrix of  Alexander  Lemelle.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  207.) 

Lemelle,  Euphemie.  Findings  in  case  of  Barthelemy  Lemelle,  ad- 
ministrator of  Euphemie  Lemelle.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  206.) 

Lincolnia,  Va.  Findings  in  case  of  trustees  of  Lebanon  Union  Church, 
Lincolnia.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  228.) 

[Marshall,  Va.  Findings  in  case  of  trustees  of  Methodist  Episcopal 
Church  South,  Marshall.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  226.) 

Mason,  Glorvinia  and  J.  O.  Findings  in  case  of  J.  G.  Mason,  ad- 
ministrator of  Glorvinia  and  John  O.  Mason.  2  p.   (H.  doc.  500.) 

Meacham,  James  E.     Findings.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  190.) 

Memphis,  Tenn.  Findings  in  case  of  board  of  deacons  of  1st  Baptist 
Church,  Memphis.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  224.) 

Middletown,  Va.  Findings  in  case  of  [trustees  of]  Methodist  Epis- 
copal Church,  Middletown.     2  p.      (S.  doc.  225. ) 

Moody,  William.     Findings.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  200.) 

Paulk,  James  A.     Findings.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  189.) 

Ruby,  brig.  Conclusions  of  law  and  fact  in  French  spoliation  cases 
relating  to  brig,  Luke  Keefe,  master.     7  p.     (H.  doc.  486.) 

Schwartz,  Christian,  and  Bickart,  Leopold — 

Findings  in  case  of  Leopold  Bickart  [surviving  partner  of  Chris- 
tian Schwartz  and  Leopold  Bickart].     2  p.     (H.  doc.  506.) 
Findings  in  case  of  Susannah  Schwartz,  executrix  of  Christian 
Schwartz,  of  firm  of  Christian  Schwartz  and  Leopold  Bickart. 
2  p.     (H.  doc.  499.) 

Spottsylvania  County,  Va.  Findings  in  case  of  [trustees  of]  Wilder- 
ness Baptist  Church,  Spottsylvania  County.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  227.) 

Vincent,  John  J.     Findings.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  512. ) 

District  of  Columbia: 

Anacostia  and  Potomac  River  Railroad.  Annual  l-eport  for  year  end- 
ing Dec.  31,  1905.     3  p.     (H.  doc.  459.) 

Baltimore  and  Washington  Transit  Company.  Report  for  year 
ended  Dec.  31,  1905.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  188.) 

Brightwood  Railwav.  Report  for  year  ending  Dec.  31,  1905.  2  p. 
(H.doc.  457. ) 

Capital  Traction  Companv.  Report  for  vear  ending  Dec.  31,  1905. 
10  p.     (H.doc.  453.) 

Children.  Estimate  of  appropriation  for  administrative  expenses  of 
Board  of  Children's  Guardians.     2  p.     (H.doc.  559.) 

( Jity  and  Suburban  Railway.  Report  for  year  ending  Dec.  31,  1905. 
4  p.     (H.doc.  458.) 


60  February,  1906 

District  of  Columbia — Continued. 

Commissioners.  Report,  1905.  v.  1,  711  p.  il.  (H.  doc.  8.)  [This 
contains  the  reports  and  orders  of  the  commissioners  and 
miscellaneous  reports.] 

Same.     v.  3,  202  p.  maps,  tab.     (H.  doc.  8.)     [This  is  the  report 
of  the  Health  Department  of  the  District.  ] 
East  Washington  Heights  Traction  Railroad.    Report  for  last  4  months 

of  [calendar  year]  1905.     2  p.     ( H.  doc.  496.) 
Georgetown  and  Tennallvtown  Railway.     Report  for  year  ending 

Dec.  31,  1905.     3  p.     (H.  doc.  460.) 
Industrial    Home    School.     Estimate   of  appropriation  for  school. 

2  p.     ( H.  doc.  546. ) 
Insane.     Estimate  of  appropriation  for  deportation  of  nonresident 

insane  and  transportation  of  paupers.     2  p.      (H.  doc.  544.) 
Schools.     Estimate  of  appropriation  for  public  schools.     2  p.     (H. 

doc.  495. ) 
Washington,  Alexandria  and  Mount  Vernon   Railway.     Statement 

for  year  ended  Dec.  31,  1905.     3  p.     (H.  doc.  497. ) 
Washington  Railway  and  Electric  Company.     Report  for  vear  end- 
ing Dec.  31,  1905.     3  p.     (H.  doc.  461.) 

District  of  Columbia  Committee  (House): 

American  Cross  of  Honor.  Report  favoring  S.  3045,  to  incorporate 
American  Cross  of  Honor  within  District.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  1474. ) 

American  Homeopathic  Institute  for  Drug  Proving.  Report  amend- 
ing H.  12904,  to  incorporate  institute.     1  p.      (H.  rp.  1476.) 

Anaeostia  Riyer.  Report  favoring  H.  C.  R.  21,  requiring  commis- 
sioners of  District  to  report  upon  improvement  of  Anaeostia 
River  flats.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  1680.) 

Banks  and  banking.  Report  amending  H.  118,  to  amend  act  to 
establish  code  of  law  for  District,  as  amended  [relating  to  banks 
and  banking].     4  p.     (H.  rp.  924.) 

Code  of  law  for  District  enacted  Mar.  3,  1901,  amended  Jan.  31  and 
June  30,  1902,  and  amended  further  to  Mar.  3,  1905.     394  p. 

Long  Bridge.  Report  amending  H.  14897,  for  temporary  mainte- 
nance of  Long  Bridge  over  Potomac  River.     4  p.     (H.  rp.  1679.) 

Masonic  and  Eastern  Star  Home.  Report  favoring  H.  13842,  to 
amend  act  to  incorporate  Eastern  Star  Home  for  District  [so  as  to 
change  name  and  management].     3  p.      (H.  rp.  1475.) 

National  Society  of  Sons  of  the  American  Revolution.  Report  sub- 
mitting H.  15332,  to  incorporate  society,  as  substitute  for  H.  13192. 
2  p.     (H.  rp.  1635.) 

Nonsupport.  Report  amending  H.  14515,  making  it  a  misdemeanor 
in  District  to  abandon  or  willfully  neglect  to  provide  for  support 
and  maintenance  of  wife  or  minor  children  in  destitute  circum- 
stances.    1  p.      (H.  rp.  1551.) 

Pharmacy.  Report  favoring  H.  8997,  to  regulate  practice  of  phar- 
macy and  sale  of  poisons  in  District.     4  p.     (H.  rp.  1111.) 

Police  Department,  Metropolitan.  Report  favoring  H.  14813,  to 
amend  act  to  amend  act  relating  to  metropolitan  police  of  District 
[as  to  beneficiaries  of  policemen's  and  firemen's  fund].  2  p. 
(H.  rp.  1678.) 

Potomac  River.  Report  amending  S.  J.  R.  23,  for  extension  of  time 
for  completing  highway  bridge  across  river  at  Washington,  D.  C. 
1  p.     (H.  rp.  1119.) 


February,  1906  61 

District  of  Columbia  Committee  (House) — Continued. 

Property.  Report  favoring  H.  11275,  increasing  penalty  for  certain 
offenses  in  District.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  1549.) 

Streets.  Report  amending  by  substitute  H.  12614,  to  change  name 
of  portion  of  T  street  to  California  street.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  1107.) 

Wife  beating.  Report  on  H.  8133,  for  infliction  of  corporal  punish- 
ment upon  persons  convicted  of  beating  their  wives.  2  p.  ( H.  rp. 
1057. ) 

District  of  Columbia  Committee  (Senate): 

Building  lines.     Report  amending  S.  4170,  to  amend  act  making 
appropriations  to  supply  deficiencies,  1891  and  prior  years  [as  to 
permits  for  extension  of  buildings  beyond  building  lines  in  Dis- 
trict].    3  p.      (S. rp. 1246.) 
Contracts.     Report  amending  H.  125,  regulating  retent  on  contracts 

with  District.     2  p.     ( S.  rp.  822. ) 
Divorce.     Report  adverse  to  S.  2319,  to  amend  code  of  District  [so 
that  in  decree  granting  divorce  court  shall  have  power  to  modify 
marriage  settlement  made  by  husband].     2  p.     (S.  rp.  475.) 
Dower.     Report  adverse  to  S.  2320,  to  amend  code  of  District  relating 

to  dower.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  474.) 
Edes  Home.     Report  favoring  S.  4046,  to  incorporate  home.     2  p. 

(S.  rp.  998.) 
Explosives — 

Report  adverse  to  S.  2383,  similar  to  H.  9757,  to  amend  act  making 
appropriations  for  District,  1903  [so  as  to  require  license  tax 
from  persons  storing  or  selling  explosives  in  District].  1  p. 
(S.  rp.  605.) 
Report  favoring  H.  9757,  to  amend  act  making  appropriations  for 
District,  1903  [so  as  to  require  license  tax  from  persons  storing 
or  selling  explosives  in  District] .  2  p.  (S.  rp.  604. ) 
Fire-escapes — - 

Report  adverse  to  S.  65,  similar  to  H.  122,  to  require  fire  escapes 

in  buildings  in  District.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  1244.) 
Report  amending  H.  122,  to  require  fire  escapes  in  buildings  in 
District.     5  p.     (S.  rp.  1243.) 
Fish  wharf — 

Report  adverse  to  S.  49,  similar  to  H.  4459,  authorizing  commis- 
sioners of  District  to  make  regulations  respecting  rights  of  fish 
wharf,  lp.  (S.  rp.  1272.) 
Report  favoring  H.  4459,  authorizing  commissioners  of  District  to 
make  regulations  respecting  rights  of  fish  wharf.  2  p.  (S.  rp. 
1270. ) 
Hay  scales — 

Report  adverse  to  S.  48,  similar  to  H.  4469.,  authorizing  commis- 
sioners of  District  to  make  regulations  respecting  public  hay 
scales.  1  p.  (S.  rp.  1271.) 
Report  favoring  H.  4469,  authorizing  commissioners  of  District  to 
make  regulations  respecting  public  hav  scales.  1  p.  (S.  rp. 
1273.) 
Land.     Report  favoring  S.  4169,  to  authorize  sale  of  certain  real  estate 

in  District  belonging  to  United  States.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  821.) 
Military  societies.      Report  amending  H.  58,  to  prevent  unlawful 
wearing  of  badge  or  insignia  of  G.  A.  R.  or  other  soldier  organiza- 
tions.    1  p.     (S.  rp.  784.) 


62  February,  1906 

District  of  Columbia  Committee  (Senate) — Continued. 

Nonsupport.     Report  favoring  S.  4303,  making  it  a  misdemeanor  in 
District  to  abandon  or  willfully  neglect  to  provide  for  support  and 
maintenance  of  wife  or  minor  children  in  destitute  circumstances, 
lp.     (S.  rp.  1001.) 
Parks — 

Report  adverse  to  S.  1537,  to  acquire  land  for  park  approach  to 
Connecticut  avenue  bridge  over  Rock  Creek,  D.  C.     1  p.     (S. 
rp.  608. ) 
Report  amending  by  substitute  S.  4168,  to  correct  typographical 
error  in  act  to  vest  in  commissioners  of  District  control  of  street 
parking.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  1245. ) 
Pharmacy.     Report  favoring  S.  2070,  identical  with  H.  8997,  to  reg- 
ulate "practice  of  pharmacy  and  sale  of  poisons  in  District      4  p. 
(S.  rp.  820.) 
Police  Department,  Metropolitan.     Report  favoring  S.  4369,  to  amend 
act  to  amend  act  relating  to  metropolitan  police  of  District  [as  to 
beneficiaries  of  policemen's  and  firemen's  fund].     1  p.     (S.  rp. 
1157.) 
Property.     Report  favoring  S.  2877,  increasing  penalty  for  certain 

offenses  in  District.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  1197.) 
Reservations.     Report  adverse  to  S.  2243,  to  acquire  certain  ground 

for  Government  reservation.  1  p.  (S.  rp.  1089. ) 
Schools.  Report  favoring  S.  4302,  to  amend  provision  in  act  approved 
Mar.  3,  1899,  imposing  charge  for  tuition  on  nonresident  pupils  in 
public  schools  of  District  [so  as  to  exempt  pupils  who  pay  taxes 
to  District  or  whose  parents  pay  such  taxes].  1  p.  (S.  rp.  999.) 
Streets — 

Report  adverse  to  S.  2478,  authorizing  extension  of  Prospect  street 

northwest.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  429.) 
Report  adverse  to  S.  2321,  for  opening  of  Fessenden  street,  D.  C. 

lp.     (S.  rp.  435.) 
Report  amending  S.  56,  authorizing  extension  of  Rhode  Island 

avenue  northeast.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  476.) 
Report  amending  S.  2098,  authorizing  extension  of  2d  street  north- 
west [and]  of  W  street.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  428. ) 
Report  amending  S.  133,  authorizing  extension  of  23d  street  north- 
west to  Kalorama  road.     2  p.      (S.  rp.  606. ) 
Report  amending  S.  2623,  for  extension  of  Euclid  street,  D.  C. 

3  p.  (S.  rp.  1000.) 
Report  favoring  H.  12614,  to  change  name  of  portion  of  T  street 
to  California  street.  2  p.  (S.  rp.  997.) 
Warrants.  Report  favoring  H.  120,  to  amend  code  of  law  for  District 
[so  as  to  allow  justices  of  the  peace  to  issue  at  any  time  warrants 
returnable  to  Police  Court  against  persons  who  have  committed 
offenses  in  District].     2  p.     (S.  rp.  602.) 

District  of   Columbia,  Committee  on  Corporations  Organized  in 

(Senate): 
Report  favoring  S.  3045,  to  incorporate  American  Cross  of  Honor 
within  District.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  581.) 

Elections  Committee,  No.  1  (House): 

Report  submitting  H.  R.  200,  empowering  committee  to  take  testi- 
mony in  election  case  of  Anthony  Michalek,  from  5th  district  of 
Illinois,     lp.     (H.  rp.  690.) 


February,  1906  63 

Elections  Committee,  No.  2  (House): 

Report  submitting  H.  R.  205,  empowering  committee  to  take  testi- 
mony in  contested  election  case  of  Coudrey  v.  Wood,  from  12th 
district  of  Missouri.     4  p.      (H.  rp.  743.) 

Engineer  Department  (War  Department): 

Xote. — For  divisions  under  this  bureau,  see  names  of  divisions. 
Circular  7,  8  [1906];  Feb.  7,  10,  1906.     12° 
Clearwater  River,  Idaho.     Report  of  examination  of  river.     6  p. 

(H.  doc.  476.) 
Crockett,  Fort.     Estimate  of  appropriation  for  Fort  Crockett  military 

reservation,  Galveston,  Tex.     3  p.     (H.  doc.  465.) 
General  orders  1,  2  [1906];  Feb.  1,  3,  1906.     Each  1  p.  12° 
General  orders  and  circulars,  1905;  [title-page  and  index].     6  p.  12° 
Ilwaco,  Wash.     Reports  of  examination  and  survey  of  harbor.     7  p. 

map.     (H.  doc.  318. ) 
Portland,  Me.     Report  of  examination  of  harbor.    4  p.     (H.doe.  445. ) 
Rainy  River,   Minn.     Report  of  examination  of  river.     7  p.     (H. 

doc.  431. ) 
Rouge  River,  Mich.     Report  of  examination,  with  estimate  of  cost  of 

improvement,  of  river.     7  p.  map.     (H.  doc.  289.) 
St.  George  Sound,  Fla.     Report  of  examination  of  sound,  including 

Apalachicola  and  Carrabelle  harbors.     22  p.     (H.  doc.  422.) 
Special  orders  5-7  [1906];  Feb.  9-15,  1906.     Each  1  p,  12° 
Engraving  and  Printing  Bureau  (Treasury  Department): 

Estimate  of  appropriation  for  inclusion  in  urgent  deficiency  bill. 

3  p.     (S.  doc.  212.) 

Entomology  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department): 
Bulletin— 

56,  Black  Hills  beetle.     24  p.  il.  pi.     *Paper,  5c         '  Agr  6-350/3 

57,  Report  on  miscellaneous  cotton  insects  in  Texas.     63  p.  il.  pi. 
*Paper,  5c  Agr  6-349/2 

Circular — 

63,  2d  edition,  Root-maggots  and  how  to  control  them.     7  p.  il. 

6-351/2 
68,  Tobacco  thrips  and  remedies  to  prevent  wrhite  veins  in  wrap- 
per tobacco.     5  p.  il.  6-352/2 

Equipment  Bureau  (Navy  Department): 

Note. — For  divisions  under  this  bureau,  see  names  of  divisions. 
Catalogue  of  ship's  and  crew's  libraries  of  U.  S.  S.  Indiana.     45  p.  12° 
Catalogue  of  ship's  and  crew's  libraries  of  U.  S.  S.  Olympia.    42  p.  12° 

Ethnology  Bureau  (Smithsonian  Institution): 

Zuni  Indians.     634  p.  il.  pi.  large  8°  6-35065 

Experiment  Stations  Office  (Agriculture  Department): 

Note.— For  divisions  under  this  bureau,  see  names  of  divisions. 
Bulletin  162,  Studies  on  influence  of  cooking  upon  nutritive  value  of 
meats  at  University  of  Illinois,  1903-04.     230  p.     *Paper,  15c 

6-353/3 
Circular — 

46  revised,  Functions  and  uses  of  food.     11  p.  Agr  6-354/3 

64,  Statistics  of  land-grant  colleges  and  agricultural  experiment 
stations,  1905.     9  p.  - 

9059— No.  134—06 2 


64  Febkuary,  1906 

Experiment  Stations  Office— Continued. 

Experiment  station  record,  v.  17,  no.  6;  Feb.  1906.     p.  521-624,  il. 

*Paper,  $1.00  a  vol.  (12  nos.) 
Report  of  director,  1905.     p.  439-494. 

Fisheries  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Note. — The  Bureau  supplies  gratuitously  those  of  its  publications  which  are 
in  print. 

Statistical  bulletin — 

174,  Statement  of  quantities  and  values  of  certain  fisbery  products 
landed  at  Boston  and  Gloucester,  Mass.,  by  American  fishing 
vessels,  [calendar]  year  1905.     1  p.  oblong  8° 

175,  Fisheries  of  Mississippi  River  and  tributaries,  [calendar  year] 
1903.     1  p.  oblong  f° 

176,  Statement  of  quantities  and  values  of  certain  fishery  products 
landed  at  Boston  and  Gloucester,  Mass.,  by  American  fishing 
vessels,  Jan.  1906.     1  p.  oblong  8° 

Fisheries  Committee  (Senate): 

Fish  hatcheries — 

Report  amending  S.  609,  to  establish  fish-cultural  station  in  Wyo- 
ming.    1  p.     (S.  rp.  583.) 

Report  favoring  S.  132,  to  establish  fish-culture  station  at  Fargo, 
N.  Dak.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  709.) 
Salmon — 

Report  amending  S.  1459,  to  encourage  private  salmon  hatcheries 
in  Alaska.     5  p.     (S.  rp.  1227.) 

Report  favoring  S.  967,  to  amend  act  to  amend  act  for  protection 
tion  of  salmon  fisheries  of  Alaska.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  710.) 

Five  Civilized  Tribes  Commissioner  (Interior  Department) : 

Note. — The  Commission  to  the  Five  Civilized  Tribes  was  discontinued  by 
law  July  1,  1905,  and  the  unfinished  work  devolved  upon  the  Secretary  of  the 
Interior,  who  detailed  a  Commissioner  to  have  immediate  charge  of  the  work 
in  the  field. 

Estimate  of  appropriation  for  inclusion  in  urgent  deficiency  bill.  7  p. 
(S.  doc.  187.) 

Foreign  Affairs  Committee  (House): 

Consuls.  Hearing  [before  committee,  Feb.  16,  1906]  on  S.  1345,  to 
provide  for  reorganization  of  consular  service.     18  p. 

Diplomatic  service.  Report  favoring  H.  9979,  to  authorize  acquisi- 
tion of  land  or  buildings  for  embassies  and  legations  in  foreign 
capitals.     3  p.     (H.  rp.  1345.) 

Foreign  Mail  Service  (Post-Office  Department): 

Schedule  of  steamers  appointed  to  convey  mails  to  foreign  countries 
during  Mar.  1906.     1  p.  narrow  f°     [Monthly.] 

Foreign  Relations  Committee  (Senate): 

Alaska.     Report  amending  by  substitute  S.  267,  to  prohibit  aliens 

from  fishing  in  waters  of  Alaska.  3  p.  (S.  rp.  785.) 
Pines,  Isle  of.  Report  favoring  Senate  executive  J,  58th  Congress, 
2d  session  [treaty  between  United  States  and  Cuba,  signed 
Mar.  2,  1904,  for  adjustment  of  title  to  isle] ;  with  views  of 
minority.  277  p.  (Confidential;  [Senate]  executive  report  1. ). 
[Injunction  of  secrecy  removed  Feb.  12,  1906.]  6-35066 

N<  ite. — The  series  of  reports  to  which  this  belongs  is  printed  in  confidence 
for  the  use  of  the  Senate,  and  is  inaccessible  to  other  persons  unless,  as  in 
this  instance,  the  Senate  removes  the  injunction  of  secrecy. 

Same,  corrected.     (S.  doc.  205.) 


February,  1906  65 

Foreign  Relations  Committee — Continued. 

Seal  and  seal  fisheries.  Report  favoring  S.  2286,  to  confer  jurisdic- 
tion upon  circuit  court  of  United  States  for  9th  circuit  to  determine 
in  equity  rights  of  American  citizens  under  award  of  Bearing 
[Bering]  Sea  arbitration  of  Paris.     6  p.     (S.  rp.  1201. ) 

Forest  Service  (Agriculture  Department): 

Bulletin  63,  Natural  replacement  of  white  pine  on  old  fields  in  New 

England.     32  p.  pi.  map.     *Paper,  10c  Agr  6-355/3 

Field  programme,  Feb.  1906.     12  p.     [Monthly.] 
How  shall  forests  be  taxed?     12  p. 
National  forest  reserves  in  United  States,  Alaska,  and  Porto  Rico, 

Jan.  25,  1906.     4  p. 
Press  bulletin  106-112;  Feb.  3-26, 1906.     Each  1  p.  various  sizes. 

jeological  Survey  (Interior  Department): 

Note.— The  publications  of  the  United  States  Geological  Survey  consist  of 
annual  reoorts  (restricted  to  one  volume  each,  beginning  with  report  for  1902), 
bulletins,  Mineral  resources,  Professional  papers,  and  Water-supply  and  irri- 
gation papers,  which  are  intended  for  free  distribution;  and  maps,  Mono- 
graphs, and  folios  of  the  Geologic  atlas  and  the  Topographic  atlas  of  the 
United  States,  which  are  sold  at  prices  ranging  from  5c  to  $11.00  each.  A 
wholesale  rate  has  been  established  for  topographic  and  geologic  folios,  when- 
ever the  sum  transmitted  solely  for  folios  at  the  wholesale  price  amounts  to  at 
least  $5.10;  that  is,  a  discount  of  40  per  cent  will  be  given  whenever  34  or  more 
folios  that  sell  singly  for  25c,  or  their  equivalent  in  higher  priced  folios, 
are  ordered  at  one  time.  Address  the  Director  of  the  Geological  Survey, 
Washington. 

26th  annual  report  of  director,  1905.     322  p.  il.  maps,  large  8°     (In- 
terior Department.     Reports,  1905. )     *Cloth,  90c 
Same.     (H.  doc.  5.) 
Bulletin  274,  Dictionary  of  altitudes  in  United  States.     4th  edition. 
1072  p.     *Paper,  60c 
Same.     (H.  doc.  207.)  GS  6-397/2 

Geologic  atlas  of  United  States  129,  Clifton  folio,  Ariz.     13  p.  il. 

maps,  large  4°    25c 
Professional  paper — 

41,  Geology  of  central  Copper  River  region,  Alaska.     133  p.  il. 
pi.  maps,  4°     (H.  doc.  197. )  GS  5-1063/3 

42,  Geology  of  Tonopah  mining  district,  Nev.     295  p.  il.  pi.  maps, 
4°     (H:  doc.  198.)  GS  5-905/3 

43,  Copper  deposits  of  Clifton-Morenci  district,  Ariz.     375  p.  il. 

pi.  maps,  4°    *Paper,  70c 
Same.     (H.  doc.  199.)  GS  6-326/2 

Summary  of  results  obtained  in  investigations  of  fuels  and  structural 
materials  at  testing  plants  at  St.  Louis.     14  p.     (S.  doc.  214.) 

GS  3-360/3 
Topographic  sheets — 

Note.— The  Geological  Survey  is  making  a  topographic  map  of  the  United 
States.  The  sheets  of  which  it  is  composed  are  projected  without  reference 
to  political  divisions,  and  are  designated  by  some  prominent  town  or  natural 
feature  found  on  them.  Three  scales  are  used,  1:62,500, 1:125,000,  and  1:250,000. 
These  correspond,  approximately,  to  1  mile,  2  miles,  and  4  miles  to  1  linear 
inch  on  the  map.  The  size,  unless  otherwise  given,  is  about  17.5  inches  in 
height  by  11.5  to  16  inches  in  width,  exclusive  of  the  margin,  the  width  vary- 
ing with  the  latitude.  A  description  of  the  topographic  map  is  printed  on  the 
reverse  of  each  sheet  catalogued  below. 

About  three-tenths  of  the  area  of  the  country,  excluding  Alaska,  has  been 
mapped,  nearly  every  State  being  represented.  Massachusetts,  Connecticut, 
Rhode  Island,  New  Jersey,  and  the  District  of  Columbia  are  completely 
mapped.  Sheets  of  the  regular  size  are  sold  by  the  Survey  at  5c  each;  but  in 
lots  of  100  or  more  copies,  whether  of  the  same  sheet  or  of  different  sheets,  the 
price  is  3c  each.  In  no  case  can  orders  be  filled  at  the  wholesale  rate  unless 
the  sum  remitted  solely  for  topographic  maps  amounts  to  at  least  $3.00. 


S&  February,  1906 

Geological  Survey — Continued. 
Topographic  sheets — Continued. 

Arizona,  Jerome  quadrangle,  lat,  34°  30'-35°,  long.  112°-112°  307. 

Scale  1:125,000,  contour  interval  100  ft. 
California,  Maxwell  quadrangle,  lat.  39°  15'-39°  30',  long.  122°- 

122°  15'.     Scale  1:62,500,  contour  interval  10  ft. 
Maryland,  Owensville  quadrangle,  lat.  38°  45'-39°,  long.  76°  30'- 

76°  45'.     Scale  1:62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft, 
Michigan,  Detroit  quadrangle,  lat.  42°  15/-42°  30',  long.  83°-83° 

15'.     Scale  1:62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft. 
Missouri,  Potosi  quadrangle,  lat.  37°  45/-38°,  long.  90°  45/-91°. 

Scale  1:62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft. 
New  York,  Attica  quadrangle,  lat.  42°  45/-43°,  long.  78°  15'-78° 

30'.     Scale  1:62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft. 
New  York,  Clymer  quadrangle,  lat.  42°-42°  15',  long.  79°  30'- 

79°  45'.     Scale  1: 62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft. 
New  York,  Depew  quadrangle,  lat.  42°  45' -43°,  long.  78°  30'-78° 

45'.     Scale  1:62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft. 
New  York,  Mexico  quadrangle,  lat.  43°  15'-43°  30',  long.  76°- 

76°  15'.     Scale  1:62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft. 
Ohio,  Hamilton  quadrangle,  lat,  39°  15'-39°  30',  long.  84°  30'- 

84°  45'.     Scale  1: 62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft. 
Ohio,   Medina  quadrangle,    lat,  41°-41°  15',    long.   81°  45/-82°. 

Scale  1:62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft. 
Ohio,  Sycamore  quadrangle,  lat,  40°  45/-41°,  long.  83°-83°  15'. 

Scale  1:  62,500,  contour  interval  10  ft. 
South  Dakota,  Saint  Onge  quadrangle,  lat,  44°  30/-44°  45',  long. 

103°  30'-103°  45'.     Scale  1:62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft. 
Water-supply  and  irrigation  paper — 

148,  Geology  and  water  resources  of  Oklahoma.     178  p.  il.  pi. 

maps.     (H.  doc.  465,  58th  Cong.  3d  sess.)  GS  6-398/3 

150,  Weir  experiment*,  coefficients,  and  formulas.     189  p.  il.  pi. 

*Paper,  15c  GS  6-328/2 

Same.     (H.  doc.  231.) 

Government  Actuary  (Treasury  Department): 

Market  prices  and  investment  values  of  outstanding  securities 
[Jan.  1906].  2  p.  4°  (Treasurv  Dept.  Dept.  circular  15,  1906. ) 
[Monthly.] 

Government  Printing  Office: 

Amendments  and  additions  to  printing  laws.     77  p. 

House  of  Representatives: 

Note. — See  also  names  of  committees. 
Alphabetical  list  of  members  and  delegates  and  committees  of  which 

thev  are  members,  59th  Congress,  1st  session;  corrected  to  Jan. 

30,  1906.     16  p. 
List  of  members  and  their  places  of  residence,  59th  Congress   [1st 

session].     11  p. 
Standing  and  select  committees,  with  location  of  committee  rooms, 

telephone  number,  and  meeting  days,  59tb  Congress,  1st  session; 

corrected  to  Jan.  30,  1906.     22  p. 


February,  1906  67 

Hydrographic  Office  (Equipment  Bureau,  Navy  Department): 

Note. — The  charts,  sailing  directions,  etc.,  of  the  Hydrographic  Office  are 
sold  by  the  office  in  Washington  and  also  by  agents  at  the  principal  American 
and  foreign  seaports  and  American  lake  ports.  The  price  of  the  Catalogue  of 
charts,  plans,  sailing  directions,  and  other  publications  is  50c.  Copies  of  the 
Hydrographic  bulletin  and  Notice  to  mariners  are  supplied  free  on  applica- 
tion at  the  Hydrographic  Office  in  Washington  and  at  the  branch  offices  in 
Boston,  New  York,  Philadelphia,  Baltimore,  Norfolk,  Savannah,  New  Orleans, 
San  Francisco,  Portland  (Oreg.),  Port  Townsend,  Chicago,  Cleveland,  Buffalo, 
Sault  Ste.  Marie,  and  Duluth. 

Charts — 

Africa,  West  coast  of,  Garraway  Point  to  Growa  Point,  including 
Cape  Palmas,  from  British  surveys  in  1837  and  1879,  with  ad- 
ditions from  survey  in  1844  by  U.  S.  brig  Porpoise,  scale  naut. 
m.  =  0.9  in.;  with  inset,  Enlarged  plan  of  Cape  Palmas,  scale 
naut.  m.  =  3.95  in.;  chart  2256.  26.2X20.9  and  10.5X14.1 
in.     20c 

Africa,  West  coast  of,  Liideritz  Bay  to  Cape  of  Good  Hope,  com- 
piled from  latest  information;  chart  2206.  Scale  1°  long.  =  4.5 
in.     45.1X27.5  in.     60c 

Canso,  Gut  of,  Nova  Scotia,  from  British  survey  in  1847  and  1848; 
chart  2276.     Scale  naut.  m.  =  2.4  in.     39.7  X  26.6  in.     50c 

Coral  Sea,  Australian,  Reef  anchorages  in,  south  Pacific  Ocean, 
from  British  survey  in  1860;  chart  2002.     27.9  X40.7  in.     50c 

Cuba,  North  coast  of,  Habana  to  Port  Mariel,  from  latest  infor- 
mation; chart  2298.     Scale  naut.  m.  =  1  in.     25.9X37  in.     40c 

Cuba,  North  coast  of,  Port  Mariel  to  Gobernadora  Point,  from 
latest  information;  chart  2297.  Scale  naut.  m.=  1  in.  26x37.2 
in.     40c 

Dover  Bav  and  approaches,  Nova  Scotia,  from  British  survev  in 
1855;  chart  2257.     Scale  naut,  m.  =  4in.     35.2x24.4  in.   "40c 

Fort  Liberty  Bay,  north  coast  of  Haiti,  W.  I.,  from  survey  in  1905 
by  U.  S.  S.  Des  Moines,  scale  naut.  m.  =  5  in.;  with  inset, 
Enlarged  plan  of  channel,  scale  2000  yds.  =  8  in. ;  chart  2300. 
26.8X29.6  and  7.9X8.4  in.     40c 

Hiroshima  Wan,  Aki  or  Mishima  Nada,  Naikai  or  Seto  Uchi, 
Japan,  from  Japanese  surveys  between  1883  and  1903,  scale 
naut.  m.  =  0.95  in. ;  with  insets,  Karoto  Koseto,  from  Japanese 
survev,  1900,  scale  1000  yds.  =  4.85  in. ;  OnoSeto,  from  Japanese 
survey,  1903,  scale  naut.  m.=  6  in.;  chart  2254.  39X26.3, 
9.5X6.6,  and  10.6X8.9  in.     50c 

Jackson,  Port,  north  coast  of  Santo  Domingo,  W.  I.,  from  recon- 
noissance  in  1905  by  U.  S.  S.  Eagle;  chart  2261.  Scale  2000 
yds.=  8in.     23.2X30.1  in.     30c 

Manzanillo  Bay  and  approaches,  north  coast  of  Santo  Domingo, 
W.  I.,  from  surveys  in  1905  bv  3d  Squadron,  U.  S.  North  At- 
lantic Fleet;  chart  2299.  Scale  naut.  m.  =  4  in.  40.7X28.7  in. 
50c 

Pilot  chart  of  north  Atlantic  Ocean,  Mar.  1906;  chart  1400.  Scale 
1°  long.  =  0.27  in.     21x32  in.     [Monthly.]     10c 

Pilot  chart  of  north  Pacific  Ocean,  Mar.  1906;  chart  1401.  Scale 
1°  long.  =  0.2  in.     20.7X35.3  in.     [Monthly.]     10c 

Pongo  River,  French  Guinea,  west  coast  of  Africa,  from  French 
survey  in  1895  [and]  British  survey  in  1830;  with  inset,  Con- 
tinuation of  river;  chart  2259.  Scale  naut.  m.  =  0.9  in.  20.1  X 
27.6  and  9.6X6.8  in.     20c 


68  February,  1906 

Hydrographic  Office — Continued. 
Charts — Continued. 

Santo  Domingo,  W.  I.,  North  coast  of,  Cape  Engafio  to  Cape  Sa- 
man;i.  from  survey  in  1905  by  U.  S.  S.  Eagle;  chart  2268. 
Scale  naut.  m.  =  0.485  in.  25.2  X  38  in.  40c 
Santo  Domingo,  W.  I.,  North  coast  of,  Cape  Samana  to  Cape 
Viejo  Frances,  from  survey  in  1905  by  U.  S.  S.  Eagle;  chart 
2269.  Scale  naut.  m.  =  0.485  in.  22.9  X  35.7  in.  40c 
Hydrographic  bulletin,  weekly,  858-861;  Feb.  7-28,  1906.     Each  1  p. 

various  sizes. 
International  cede  of  signals  for  all  nations.     American  edition,  1905. 

556  p.  il.  pi.  large  8° 
List  of  lights  of  the  world;  v.  1,  east  and  west  coasts  of  North  and 
Smith  America,  excepting  United  States,  including  West  India 
and  Pacific  islands:  corrected  to  Jan.  1,  1906.     80  p.  4° 
Same:  v.  2,  smith  and  east  coasts  of  Asia  and  Africa  and  East  In- 
dies, including  Australia,  Tasmania,  and  New  Zealand;  cor- 
rected to  Jan.  1,  1906.     105  p.  4° 
Notice  to  mariners,  weekly,  5-8,  1906;  Feb.  3-24  [1906].     1.58-106. 
Immigration  and  Naturalization  Committee  (House) : 

Report  favoring  H.  15442.  to  establish  bureau  of  immigration  and 
naturalization,  and  for  uniform  rule  for  naturalization  of  aliens 
throughout  United  States,  as  substitute  for  H.  274  and  other  bills. 
9  p.      (H.  rp.  1789.) 

Immigration  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Estimate  of  appropriation  for  additional  copyist.    2  p.     (H.  doc.  525. ) 
Immigration  laws  and  regulations  of  Aug.  1903.     Edition  of  Feb.  1906, 

47  p. 
Treaty,  laws,  and  regulations  governing  admission  of  Chinese;  regu- 
lations approved  Feb.  5,  1906.     58  p. 

Indian  Affairs  Committee  (House): 

Boundaries.     Report  favoring  H.  1509S,  to  establish  boundary  lines 
between  Indian  Territorv,  New  Mexico,  Oklahoma,  and  Texas. 
14  p.     (H.  rp.  1788.) 
Colville  Reservation,  Wash.     Report  amending  H.  14314,  to  author- 
ize sale  and  disposition  of  surplus  or  unallotted  lands  of  reserva- 
tion, as  substitute  for  H.  11268  and  H.  14313.     10  p.     (H.rp.  1681.) 
Indian  Territory.     Report  amending  S.  134,  establishing  additional 
recording  districts  in  Territorv.  as  substitute  for  S.  1669.     3  p. 
(  EL  rp.  1556. ) 
Indians — 

Report  amending  H.  11946,  to  amend  act  for  allotment  of  lands 
in  severalty  to  Indians  and  to  extend  protection  of  laws  of 
United  States  and  Territories  over  Indians.     4  p.     (H.   rp. 
1558. ) 
Report  favoring  H.  10697,  for  issuance  of  patents  for  lands  allotted 
to  Indians  under  Moses  agreement  of  Julv  7,  1883.     1  p.     (H 
rp.  739.) 
Report  submitting  H.  15331,  making  appropriations  for  Indian 
Department,  1907.     6  p.     (H.rp.  1634.) 
McAlester,  Ind.  T.     Report  amending  H.  12845,  to  consolidate  South 

McAlester  and  McAlester.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  742.) 
Menominee  Reservation.     Report  amending  H.  13372,  to  authorize 
sale  of  timber  on  lands  of  Menominee  Indians,  Wis.    2  p.     (H.  rp. 
744.) 


February.  1906  69 

Indian  Affairs  Committee  (House) — Continued. 

Siletz  Reservation,  Oreg.  Report  amending  H.  12080,  granting  to 
Siletz  Power  and  Manufacturing  Company  right  of  way  for  water 
ditch  or  canal  through  reservation.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  1552 

Yakima  Reservation,  Wash.  Report  amending  H.  10067,  authoriz- 
ing disposition  of  surplus  and  allotted  lands  on  reservation  which 
ran  be  irrigated  under  act  of  June  17.  1902.     7  p.     (H.  rp.  1477.  | 

Indian  Affairs  Committee  (Senate): 
Indian  Territory — 

Report  favoring  S.  134,  establishing  additional  recording  district 

in  Territory"     2  p.     (S.  rp.  596. ) 
Report  favoring  S.  1669,  for  additional  recording  district  in  Ter- 
ritory.    1  p.      (S.  rp.  598. ) 
Indians — 

Report  adverse  to  S.  2701,  similar  to  H.  10697.  for  issuance  of 
patents  for  lands  allotted  to  Indians  under  Moses  agreement 
of  July  7,  1883.  1  p.  (S.  rp.  1220. ) 
Report  favoring  H.  10697,  for  issuance  of  patents  for  lands  allotted 
to  Indians  under  Moses  agreement  of  July  7,  1883.  1  p.  (S. 
rp. 1219. ) 
Kiowa  and  Comanche  Reservation — 

Report  adverse  to  S.  2789,  similar  to  H.  11783,  for  town  sites  and 
sale  of  lots  within  common  lands  of  Kiowa.  Comanche,  and 
Apache  Indians  in  Oklahoma.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  1205. ) 
Report  favoring  H.  431,  to  open  for  settlement  505,000  acres  of 
land  in  Kiowa,  Comanche,  and  Apache  Reservation.  Okla.     1 
p.     (S.  rp.  1206.) 
La  Pointe  Reservation.  Wis.     Report  favoring  B.  2787,  to  amend  act 
for  allotments  of  lands  in  severalty  to  Indians  of  La  Pointe  or  Bad 
River  Reservation  [so  as  not  to  bar  any  Indian  entitled  to  allot- 
ment under  treaty  of  Sept.  30,  1854].     2  p.      i  S.  rp.  504.) 
Odanah,  Wis.     Report  favoring  8.  2788,  to  enable   Indians  on   La 
Pointe  or  Bad  River  Reservation  to  obtain  title  to  lots  occupied  by 
them  in  Odanah.     4  p.     (S.  rp.  595.) 
Uinta  Valley   Reservation.     Report  favoring  S.  3935.   to  authorize 
Indians  on  reservation  to  cut  and  sell  cedar  and  pine  timber  for 
3  and  fuel.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  823.) 

Indian  Bureau  (Interior  Department): 

Estimate  [from  superintendent  of  Carlisle  Indian  Industrial  School] 
of  appropriation  for  inclusion  in  urgent  deficiency  bill  [for  trans- 
portation of  pupils].     3  p.      (S.  doc.  218.) 

Estimate  [from  superintendent  of  Carlisle  Indian  Industrial  School] 
of  appropriation  for  transportation  of  pupils.     3  p.      i  H.  doc  483.  | 

Item  for  appropriation  for  purchase  of  heifers  and  bolls  for  Northern 
Chevenne  Indians  at  Tongue  River  Agencv,  Mont.  3  p.  <S.  doc. 
236.) 

Letter  recommending  repeal  of  act  [requiring  yearly  statements  of 
expenditures  of  appropriations  for  Indian  Department  and  of  sala- 
ries and  incidental  expenses  at  each  agency].    4  p.     (S.  doc.  172. ) 

Letter  transmitting  memorial  of, Chickasaw  Nation  relative  to  dispo- 
sal of  residue  lands  of  Chickasaws  and  Choctaws.  3  p.  (H.  doc. 
451.) 

Letter  transmitting  memorial  of  Chickasaw  Legislature  relative  to 
enrollment  of  children  of  Chickasaw  and  Choctaw  parents.  3  p. 
(H.  doc.  455. ) 


70  February,  1906 

Indian  Bureau — Continued. 

Recommendation  that  appropriation  be  made  for  relief  of  Kaibab 
Indians  in  Utah.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  487.) 

Indian  Inspector  for  Indian  Territory  (Interior  Department) : 

Estimate  of  appropriation  for  care  of  insane  persons  in  Indian  Ter- 
ritory.    2  p.     (H.  doc.  470.) 

Infantry  and  Cavalry  School  (War  Department): 

Orders  5-10  [1906];  Feb.  6-28,  1906.     12° 
Insular  Affairs  Bureau  (War  Department): 

Compilation  of  acts  of  Congress  and  treaties  relating  to  Alaska.  496 
p.  large  8"     (S.  doc.  142. )  6-35063/4 

Monthly  summary  of  commerce  of  Philippine  Islands,  Sept.  1905; 
no.  3,  series  1905-6.     p.  213-322,  4° 

Insular  Affairs  Committee  (House): 

Report  amending  H.  12864,  for  purchase  of  certain  coal  claims  in 
island  of  Batan,  P.  I.     3  p.     (H.  rp.  1182.) 

Interior  Department: 

Note. — The  decisions  of  the  Department  of  the  Interior  in  pension  cases  are 
issued  in  slips  and  in  signatures,  and  the  decisions  in  land  cases  are  issued 
in  signatures,  both  being  published  later  in  bound  volumes  at  prices  ranging 
from  $1.05  to  S1.-15  per  volume.  Subscribers  may  deposit  81.00  in  the  Depart- 
ment and  receive  the  contents  of  a  volume  of  the  decisions  of  either  kind 
in  separate  pHrts  *s  they  are  issued.  For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see 
names  of  bureaus. 

Alaska.     Estimate  of  appropriation  for  care  and  custody  of  insane, 

Alaska.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  530.) 
Chickasaw    Indians.     Letter    submitting    memorial    of    Chickasaw 

Legislature  relating  to  alienation  of  [surplus]  lands  [of  Chicka- 

saws  and  Choctaws].     2  p.     (H.  doc.  452.) 
Decisions  [in  appealed  pension  and  bountv-land  claims]  v.  16,  [sig- 
natures] 14-16.     p.  209-256. 

Same,  [v.  16,  slips]  71-76;  Jan.  22-Feb.  6,  1906. 
Evans,  George  W.     Estimate  of  appropriation  for  relief  of  Evans. 

3  p.     (H.  doc.  509.) 
Forest    reserves.     Draft    of    bill   providing    fund    for    payment  of 

advertising   restoration    of  lands    in   forest    reserves  to    public 

domain.     8  p.     (H.  doc.  471.) 
Freedmen's  Hospital.     Draft  of  bill  relating  to  management  of  hos- 
pital.    4  p.     (H.  doc.  549.) 
Public  lands.     Draft  of  bill  to  repeal  [part  of]  act  of  Feb.  26,  1895, 

and  for  disposal  of  isolated  tracts  of  public  lands.     2  p.     (H.  doc. 

444.) 

International  Prison  Commission  (State  Department): 

Communication  requesting  that  index  to  reports  of  National  Prison 
Association  for  1870,  1873,  1874,  and  1883-1904  be  published. 
2  p.     (S.  doc.  210.) 

International  Waterways  Commission  (War  Department) : 

Estimate  of  appropriation  for  continuing  work  of  commission.  2  p. 
(H.  doc.  540.) 

Interstate  and  Foreign  Commerce  Committee  (House): 

Arkansas  River — 

Report  amending  by  substitute  S.  2106,  to  authorize  bridge  across 

river  at  or  near  Van  Buren,  Ark.     3  p.     (H.  rp.  1121.) 
Report  favoring  H.  13308,  to  authorize  bridge  across  river  at  Pine 

Bluff  [Ark.],     l.p.     (H.  rp.  1118.) 


February,  1906  71 

interstate  and  Foreign  Commerce  Committee — Continued. 

Brunswick,  Ga.     Report  favoring  H.   13937,  granting  increase  for 

light-ship  on  outer  bar  of  Brunswick.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  1560.) 
Calumet  River.     Report  favoring  H.  13365,  to  amend  act  authorizing 
Kensington  and  Eastern  Railroad  Company  to  construct  bridge 
across  river  [so  as  to  extend  time].     1  p.     (H.  rp.  1550.) 
Delaware  River.     Report  amending  H.  11505,  to  authorize  Pennsyl- 
vania Railroad  Company  and  Pennsylvania  and  Newark  Railroad 
Company  to  construct  bridge  across  river.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  1468.) 
Fourche  la  Fave  River.     Report  amending  H.  14309,  to  authorize 

bridge  across  river  in  Perry  County,  Ark.     2  p.      (H.  rp.  1470.) 
Interstate  Commerce  Commission.     Report  amending  by  substitute 
S.  J.  R.  32,   instructing  commission   to  make  examinations  into 
subject  of  railroad  discriminations  and  monopolies  in  coal  and  oil 
and  report  from  time  to  time.     2  p.     ( H.  rp.  1557. ) 
Perdido  River.     Report  amending  H.  13548,  to  authorize  commis- 
sioners' court  of  Baldwin  County,  Ala.,  to  construct  bridge  across 
river  at  Waters  Ferry.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  1115.) 
Revenue  steamers — 

Report  amending  by  substitute  S.  925,  authorizing  4  steam  vessels 

for  Revenue-Cutter  Service.     5  p.     (H.  rp.  1473.) 
Report  amending  H.  14812,  to  authorize  steam  or  naphtha  launch 
for  use  in  customs  collection  district  of  Norfolk,  Ya.     2  p. 
(H.  rp.  1561.) 
St.  Francis  River — 

Report  favoring  H.  13567,  to  authorize  Campbell  Lumber  Com- 
pany to  construct  bridge  across  river  in  Clay  County,  Ark.  [in] 
township  19  north,  range  9  east.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  1116.) 
Report  favoring  H.  13568,  to  authorize  Campbell  Lumber  Com- 
pany to  construct  bridge  across  river  in  Clay  County,  Ark.,  in 
township  20  north,  range  9  east.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  1117.) 
Tennessee  River.     Report  favoring  H.  14970,  to  authorize  dams  and 
power  stations  on  river  at  Muscle  Shoals,  Ala.    1  p.    (H.  rp.  1350. ) 
Yazoo  River,  Miss. — 

Report  favoring  H.  11026,  t<>  authorize  counties  of  Holmes  and 

\Yashington  to  construct  bridge  across  river.    1  p.    ( H.  rp.  1466.) 

Report  favoring  H.   11030.  to  authorize  counties  of  Yazoo  and 

Holmes  to  construct  bridge  across  river.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  1467.) 

Interstate  Commerce  Commission: 

Note.— The  Commission  furnishes  its  reports  gratuitously  to  those  who  apply 
for  them. 

Facts  as  to  combination  or  arrangement  between  [Pennsylvania"  Rail- 
road Company  and  other]  railroads.     5  p.     (H.  doc.  475.) 

Testimony  [Dec.  15-29,  1904]  and  opinion  of  commission  [Feb.  1, 
1905]  in  matter  of  alleged  unlawful  rates  and  practices  in  trans- 
portation of  coal  and  mine  supplies  by  Atchison,  Topeka  and 
Santa  Fe  Railwav  Company.     183  p.  facsim.      (S.  doc.  180.) 

6-7942/4 

Irrigation  Committee  (Senate): 

Leaves  of  absence.  Report  adverse  to  S.  91,  granting  leaves  of  ab- 
sence to  homesteaders  on  lands  to  be  irrigated  under  act  of  June 
17,  1902.     4  p.     (S.  rp.  1387. ) 

North  Dakota.  Report  amending  by  substitute  S.  3687,  for  use  of 
$1,000,000  of  moneys  that  would  otherwise  become  part  of  recla- 
mation fund  for  drainase  of  certain  lands  in  North  Dakota.  1  p. 
(S.  rp.  689.) 


72  February,  1906 

Irrigation  Committee — Continued. 

Town  sites.  Report  amending  by  substitute  S.  87,  for  withdrawal 
from  entry  of  lands  for  town-site  purposes  in  connection  with  irri- 
gation projects  under  reclamation  act.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  648.) 

Irrigation  of  Arid  Lands  Committee  (House): 

Report  favoring  H.  14184,  to  extend  irrigation  act  to  Texas.  1  p. 
(H.  rp.  1790.) 

Isthmian  Canal  Commission  (War  Department): 

Note. — For  division  under  this  commission,  see  Canal  Zone,   Isthmus  of 
Panama. 

Laws  of  Canal  Zone,  Isthmus  of  Panama  [acts  1-24],  enacted  by  com- 
mission.    310  p.  6-35067 

Judiciary  Committee  (House) : 

Boundaries.  Report  favoring  H.  443,  to  mark  boundary  lines  be- 
tween Oklahoma  and  New  Mexico  and  Texas.  27  p.  (H.  rp. 
1186.) 

Florida.  Report  amending  H.  10080,  for  circuit  and  district  courts 
of  southern  district  of  Florida  at  Miami.     1  p.      (H.  rp.  1480.) 

Gambling.  Report  amending  H.  10853,  to  prohibit  gambling  in 
Territories.     3  p.      (H.  rp.  1056.) 

Georgia.  Report  favoring  H.  11501,  to  amend  act  for  circuit  and 
district  courts  at  Albany.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  1346.) 

Indian  Territory.  Report  favoring  H.  436,  establishing  United 
States  court  and  recording  district  at  Duncan,  Ind.  T.,  and  con- 
forming other  districts  therewith.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  1067.) 

Judges.  Report  favoring  H.  8761,  to  amend  act  for  additional  asso- 
ciate justice  of  Supreme  Court  of  Arizona  [as  to  number  of  judges 
necessary  to  constitute  quorum].     2  p.      (H.  rp.  1344.) 

Negotiable  paper.  Report  favoring  H.  4,  to  amend  sec.  3646,  Re- 
vised statutes,  as  amended  [relative  to  issue  of  duplicate  checks 
by  disbursing  officers,  so  as  to  remove  limitation  of  value].  1  p. 
(H.  rp.  1296.) 

Seal  and  seal  fisheries.  Report  amending  H.  7013,  to  confer  juris- 
diction upon  circuit  court  of  United  States  for  9th  circuit  to  de- 
termine in  equity  rights  of  American  citizens  under  award  of 
Bering  Sea  arbitration  of  Paris.     5  p.     (H.  rp.  1479.) 

Seals.  Report  favoring  H.  7,  to  provide  seal  for  United  States  com- 
missioners.    1  p.     (H.  rp.  1295.  ) 

Texas- 
Report  amending  H.  12863,  to  create  new  division  of  southern 
judicial  district  of  Texas  and  to  provide  terms  of  court  at  Vic- 
toria. 1  p.  (H.  rp.  1553.) 
Report  favoring  H.  8977,  to  create  new  division  of  western  judi- 
cial district  of  Texas,  for  terms  of  court  at  Delrio,  and  for  clerk 
for  court.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  1181.) 

Judiciary  Committee  (Senate): 

Carnegie  Foundation  for  Advancement  of  Teaching.  Report  amend- 
ing H.  13538,  to  incorporate  Carnegie  Foundation.  4  p.  (S.  rp. 
1207. ) 

Great  Council  of  United  States  of  Improved  Order  of  Red  Men. 
Report  amending  S.  3292,  to  incorporate  council.  1  p.  (S.  rp. 
909.) 


February,  1906  73 

Judiciary  Committee  (Senate) — Continued. 
North  Dakota— 

Keport  adverse  to  S.  2449,  similar  to  S.  3433,  to  create  western 
division  of  judicial  district  of  North  Dakota  and  to  fix  time 
and  place  for  holding  court.  1  p.  (S.  rp.  1405. ) 
Report  amending  S.  3433,  to  amend  act  to  divide  judicial  district 
of  North  Dakota  [so  as  to  create  western  division  and  for 
terms  of  court  at  Minot].     1  p.     (S.  rp.  1404.) 

Justice  Department: 

Amended  estimate  for  fees  of  district  attornev  for  District  of  Colum- 
bia.    2  p.     (H.  doc.  480.) 

Judgments  rendered  [bv  Court  of  Claims]  in  Indian  depredation 
cases  [since  Dec.  3,  1905].     2  p.     (S.  doc.  192.) 

List  of  United  States  judges,  attorneys,  and  marshals.     26  p. 

Modification  of  estimate  of  appropriation  for  clerks  in  office  of  Solic- 
itor of  Treasury.     1  p.     ( H.  doc.  529. ) 

Modification  of  estimate  of  appropriation  for  clerks  in  office  of  Solic- 
itor of  Treasury.     1  p.     (H.  doc.  531.) 

Labor  Bureau   (Commerce  and  Labor  Department) : 

Bulletin  61 ;  Nov.  1905.     p.  723-1101.     [Bimonthly.]     *Paper,  20c 
Same.     (H.  doc.  386,  pt.  6,  58th  Cong.  3d  seas.) 
Same,  v.  11,  1905  [title-page  and  contents],     iii  p. 
Land  Office,  General  (Interior  Department): 

Draft  of  bill  for  relief  of  Albert  R.  Heilig.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  542. ) 
Draft  of  bill  relating  to  sale  of  town  sites  of  Heyburn,  Rupert,  and 

Scherrer,  Idaho.     3  p.     (H.  doc.  423.  ) 
Draft   of  bill   to   [amend  sec.   2372,    Revised   statutes,  relative  to] 
errors  in  issuance  of  patents  to  public  lands.     2  p.     (S.  doc. 
178.) 
Same,  with  title.  Draft  of  bill  relating  to  mistakes  in  entries  of 
land.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  450.) 
Estimate  of  appropriation   for  expenses  of   Board   on  Geographic 
Names.     3  p.     (H.  doc.  479.) 

Library  Committee  (House): 

Carnegie  Foundation  for  Advancement  of  Teaching.  Report  amend- 
ing H.  13538,  to  incorporate  Carnegie  Foundation.  3  p.  (H.  rp. 
691.) 
North  Carolina.  Report  favoring  S.  J.  R.  26,  for  return  of  certain 
archives  now  in  Department  of  State  to  North  Carolina.  1  p. 
(H.  rp.  1562.) 

Library  Committee  (Senate) : 

Dix,  Dorothea  Lvnde.     Report  favoring  S.  J.  R.  1,  for  monument  to 

Dorothea  Lyhde  Dix.     7  p.     (S.  rp.  1215.) 
Jones,  John  Paul.     Report  favoring  S.  685,  for  monument  to  Jones. 

6  p.     (S.  rp.  1214.) 
Longfellow,    Henry    Wadsworth.     Report  amending  by  substitute 

S.  J.  R.  20,  directing  selection  of  site  and  erection  of  pedestal  for 

statue  in  Washington,  D.  C,  of  Longfellow.     3  p.     (S.  rp.  1216.) 
Miller,  James.     Report  favoring  S.  38,  for  statue  of  Miller  at  Peter- 

boro,  N.  H.     4  p.     (S.  rp.  1213.) 


74  Februaky,  1906 

Library  Committee  (Senate)— Continued. 

North  Carolina.  Report  favoring  S.  J.  R.  26,  for  return  of  certain 
archives  now  in  Department  of  State  to  North  Carolina.  1  p. 
(S.  rp.  983.) 

Pilgrim  Fathers.  Report  amending  S.  4370,  to  appropriate  $40,000 
toward  erection  of  monument  at  Provincetown,  Mass.,  in  com- 
memoration of  landing  of  Pilgrims  and  signing  of  Mayflower 
compact.     4  p.     (S.  rp.  1210.) 

Point  Pleasant,  W.  Va.  Report  favoring  S.  Ill,  to  aid  in  erection  of 
memorial  at  Point  Pleasant  to  commemorate  battle  of  Revolution 
between  colonial  troops  and  Indians,  Oct.  10,  1774.  3  p.  (S.  rp. 
1224. ) 

Princeton,  N.  J.  Report  favoring  S.  333,  in  regard  to  monumental 
column  to  commemorate  battle  of  Princeton.     2  p.     ( S.  rp.  1211. ) 

Sloat,  John  Drake.  Report  favoring  S.  1032,  to  aid  in  erection  of 
statue  of  Sloat  at  Monterey,  Cal.     8  p.     (S.  rp.  1226.) 

Stark,  John.  Report  favoring  S.  39,  for  equestrian  statue  of  Stark 
in  Manchester,  N.  H.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  1209.) 

Tavlor,  Zacharv.  Report  favoring  S.  2266,  to  purchase  bust  of  Tay- 
lor.    1  p.     (S.  rp.  1294.) 

Liege  Exposition,  Commissioners  to  (State  Department): 
Report.     7  p.     (H.  doc.  454.) 

Light=House  Board  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Note.— The  List  of  lights  and  fog  signals,  the  List  of  lights,  buoys,  and  day- 
marks,  and  the  Weekly  notice  to  mariners  can  be  obtained,  free  of  charge, 
on  application  to  the  office  of  the  Board  at  Washington,  the  inspectors  and 
engineers  of  the  several  lighthouse  districts,  the  United  States  custom-houses, 
the  principal  agencies  of  the  Coast  and  Geodetic  Survey,  the  Hydrographic 
Office,  and  the  branch  hydrographic  offices. 

Price  list  of  light-house  supplies  furnished  from  general  depot,  Tomp- 

kinsville,  N.  Y.     50  p. 
Weeklv  notice  to  mariners,  changes  in  aids  to  navigation  on  coasts  of 

United  States,  nos.  78-81;  Feb.  2-23,  1906. 

Loans  and  Currency  Division  (Treasury  Department): 

Caveat  list  of  United  States  registered  bonds,  Feb.  1,  1906.     1  p.  f° 

[Monthly.] 
Circulation  statement,  Feb.  1,  1906.     1  p.  oblong  8°     [Monthly.] 

Manufactures  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Note.— The  Bureau  furnishes  its  publications  gratuitously  to  those  who 
apply  for  them. 

Annual  report  of  chief,  1905.     8  p. 

Daily  consular  and    trade  reports,  nos.  2477-99;    Feb.   1-28,    1906. 

[Daily  except  Sundays  and  holidays.] 
Monthly  consular  and  trade  reports,  Jan.  1906;  no.  304.     262  p.  il. 

Same.     (H.  doc.  513.) 
Medical  Department  (War  Department): 

Specifications  for  plumbing  and  electric  wiring  in  post  hospital  at  Fort 

Warren,  Mass.     8  p.  12° 

Medicine  and  Surgery  Bureau  (Navy  Department): 

Medical  Corps,  Navy  [circular  for  information  of  persons  desiring  to 
enter  Navy  as  acting  assistant  surgeon].     1  p.  12° 

Merchant  Marine  and  Fisheries  Committee  (House): 

Dredges.  Report  amending  H.  395,  concerning  foreign-built  dredges. 
2  p.     (H.  rp.  1341.) 


February,  1906  75 

Merchant  Marine  and  Fisheries  Committee — Continued. 

Pilots.  Report  favoring  H.  5281.  to  remove  discriminations  against 
American  sailing  vessels  in  coasting  trade;  with  views  of  minor- 
ity.    83  p.     (H.  rp.  1482.) 

Shipping.  Report  favoring  S.  1007,  to  repeal  sec.  4136,  Revised  stat- 
utes, relating  to  registry  of  repaired  foreign  wrecks.  4  p.  (H. 
rp.  926. ) 

Steamboats.  Report  favoring  H.  13398,  to  amend  sec.  4400,  Revised 
statutes  [as  amended],  relating  to  inspection  of  [foreign]  steam 
vessels.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  1347.) 

Military  Affairs  Committee  (House): 

Army.    Report  submitting  H.  14397,  making  appropriation  for  Army, 

1907.     7  p.     (H.  rp.  1106.) 
Flags.     Report  amending  H.  J.  R.  92,  to  deliver  to   [Confederate 

Memorial  Literary  Society]  certain  unidentified  battle  flags.    2  p. 

(H.  rp.  1114.) 
Mississippi  River.     Report  amending  H.  8103,  to  authorize  bridge 

between  Fort  Snelling  Reservation  and   St.   Paul,  Minn.     4  p. 

(H.  rp.  1714.) 

Military  Affairs  Committee  (Senate): 

Dentists.     Report  favoring  S.  2355,  to  reorganize  corps  of  dental  sur- 
geons, Medical  Department.     3  p.     (S.  rp.  585.) 
Idaho.     Report  favoring  S.  581,  to  turn  over  to  Idaho  2  Krupp  field 

guns  captured  by  1st  Idaho  Volunteer  Infantry  in  battle  of  Santa 

Ana,  P.  I.,  Feb."5,  1899.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  977.) 
Military  schools.     Report  favoring  S.  3921,  to  extend  special  leave 

privileges  authorized  for  officers  of  Military  Academy  by  sec. 

1330,  Revised  statutes,  to  certain  instructors  and  student  officers 

at  service  schools.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  1198. ) 
Officers,  Army.     Report  favoring  S.  3918,  to  authorize  commissions 

to  issue  in  cases  of  officers  of  Army  retired  with  increased  rank. 

2  p.     (S.  rp.  1199.) 
Salisbury,  N.  C.     Report  amending  S.  1304,  for  approaches  to  national 

cemetery  at  Salisbury.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  810. ) 

Signal  Corps.  Report  favoring  S.  2172,  to  amend  act  to  cause  to  be 
erected  monuments  and  markers  on  battlefield  of  Gettysburg,  Pa., 
to  commemorate  deeds  of  certain  regiments  and  batteries  of  Army 
[so  as  to  include  corps].     2  p.     (S.  rp.  576.) 

South  Dakota  University.  Report  amending  S.  J.  R.  12,  to  furnish 
condemned  cannon  to  university.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  603.) 

Military  Secretary's  Department  (War  Department): 

Army  list  and  directory,  officers  of  Army,  Feb.  20,  1906;  [no.]  75. 

91  p.  large  8°     [Monthly.]     *Paper,  10c  single  copy,  $1.00  a  yr. 
[Circular]  to  recruiting  officers  [instructions  relative  to  avoiding  un- 
necessary communication  by  telegraph].     1  p.  12° 
Enlistments  for  line  of  Army,  Jan.  1906.     11  p.  12°     [Monthly.] 
List  of  recruiting  stations  showing  number  of  recruits  for  line  of  Army 

enlisted  at  each  station  with  its  auxiliaries  in  quarter  ended  Dec. 

31,  1905.     2  p.  12° 
Memorandum,  military  geographical  divisions  and  depailments  and 

their  commanders,  Jan.  1898-Dec.  1905.     12  p.  12° 
Report  of  investigation  as  to  sums  of  money  expended  by  Texas,  Feb. 

28,  1855-June  21, 1860,  in  payment  of  State  volunteers,  etc.     33  p. 

(S.  doc.  169.) 
Stations  of  Army,  Feb.  28,  1906.     [2]  p.  oblong  large  8°     [Monthly.] 


76  Febeuaey,  1906 

Militia  Committee  (House): 

Report  amending  H.  7136,  to  increase  efficiency  of  militia  and  pro- 
mote rifle  practice.     5  p.     (H.  rp.  1068.) 

Mines  and  Mining  Committee  (House): 

Geology  and  mining  bureau.  Report  favoring  H.  14611,  to  create 
bureau  as  part  of  Department  of  Commerce  and  Labor.  3  p.  (H. 
rp.  1184. ) 

Hydraulic  mining.  Report  favoring  H.  13367,  to  amend  act  to  create 
California  Debris  Commission  and  regulate  hydraulic  mining  in 
California  [so  that  mines  may  be  operated  without  constructing 
dams,  etc..  where  same  can  be  done  without  injuring  naviga- 
tion of  rivers  or  lands  adjacent  thereto].     2  p.     (H.  rp.  1110.) 

Mineral  lands.  Report  favoring  H.  13550,  to  establish  mining  ex- 
periment stations  to  aid  in  development  of  mineral  resources  of 
United  States.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  1066.) 

Schools  of  mines.  Report  amending  H.  7006,  to  apply  portion  of 
proceeds  of  sales  of  public  lands  to  endowment  of  schools  or  de- 
partments of  mines  and  mining  in  connection  with  colleges  estab- 
lished under  act  approved  July  2,  1S62.     4  p.     (H.  rp.  1685.) 

National  Academy  of  Sciences: 

Report,  [calendar]  year  1905.     41  p. 

Same.     (8.  doc.  144.) 
National  Banks  Select  Committee  (Senate): 

Report  amending  S.  2582,  to  authorize  American  National  Bank  of 

Graham,  Va.,  to  change  its  location  and  name.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  582.) 

National  Home  for  Disabled  Volunteer  Soldiers: 

Estimate  of  appropriation  for  Danville  Branch.     2  p.      (H.  doc.  558. ) 
Report  of  managers,  1905.     514  p.  il.     (H.  doc.  81.) 

National  Museum  (Smithsonian  Institution): 

Xote. — The  publications  of  the  National  Museum  comprise  bulletins,  an- 
nual reports,  and  an  annual  volume  of  Proceedings.  The  annual  report  is 
included  in  the  Congressional  set.  The  editions  of  the  bulletins  and  Proceed- 
ings are  too  limited  to  admit  of  general  distribution,  and  the  volumes  of  the 
latter  are  sent  only  to  libraries. 

Monkeys  of  macaca  nemestrina  group,     p.  555-563,  pi. 
New  lizard  of  genus  phrynosoma,  from  Mexico,     p.  565-567. 
Studv   of  wings   of  tenthredinoidea,  superfamilv  of   hvmenoptera. 
p."  569-654,  il.  pi. 

Naval  Affairs  Committee  (House): 

Report  amending  H.  3814,  for  relief  of  acting  volunteer  officers  of 
Navy  in  Civil  War.     3  p.     ( H.  rp.  1342. ) 

Naval  Affairs  Committee  (Senate): 

Report  amending  S.  3899,  granting  authority  to  Secretary  of  Navy  to 
dismiss  midshipmen  from  Naval  Academy,  and  regulating  pro- 
cedure and  punishment  in  trials  for  hazing  at  academv.  3  p. 
(S.  rp.  889.) 

Navigation  Bureau  (Navy  Department): 

Circular  regarding    enlistment  and   promotion   of  electricians    [in 

Navy].     1  p.  12° 
Estimate  of  appropriation  for  inclusion  in  urgent  deficiency  bill  [for 

buildings  at  Naval  Training  Station,  Newport,  R.  I.].     2  p.     (S. 

doc.  213.) 
Movements  of  vessels,  Feb.  1-28,  1906.     Each  1  p.  4°     [Daily  except 

Sundays  and  holidays.] 


Febbuary,  1906  77 

Navigation  Bureau  (Navy  Department) — Continued. 

Orders  to  officers,  U.  S.  N.,  Feb.  1-28,  1906.  Each  1  p.  4°  and  nar- 
row f°     [Daily  except  Sundays  and  holidays.] 

Register  of  commissioned  and  warrant  officers  of  Navy  and  Marine 
Corps  to  Jan.  1,  1906.     25S  p.     (H.  doc.  456.) 

Navy  Department: 

Note. — For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 
Courts-martial.     General  court-martial  order  1-13  [1906];  Jan.  4-29, 

1906.     12" 
Naval  Academy.     Letter  to  accompany  S.  3899.  granting  authority  to 

Secretary  of  Navy  to  dismiss  midshipmen  from  Naval  Academy. 

and  regulating  procedure  and  punishment  in  trials  for  hazing  at 

academy.     3  p.     (S.  doc.  174. ) 
Navy  yard  order  605-607.  employment  of  labor  at  navv  vards;  Feb. 

12-15,  1906.     narrow  12° 
New  Orleans,  La.     Rules  governing  docking  of  merchant  vessels  at 

naval  station,  New  Orleans;  approved  Jan.  18,  1906.     1  p.  large  8° 
Reports.     Annual  reports,  1905.     1255  p.  tab.     *Cloth,  75c 

Same.     (H.  doc.  3.) 
Special  order  4  revised,  7-9   [new  series]:  Feb.  8-14,  1906.      Each 

1  p.  12° 
Uniforms.     Changes  in  uniform  regulations,  no.  1.     21. 
War-ships — 

Response  to  inquiry  as  to  alterations  in  plans  and  specifications 
for  Q.  S.  S.  Connecticut  and  Louisiana.     4  p.     (H.  doc.  539.) 

Response  to  inquiry  as  to  delay  of  materials  for  ships  Connecticut 
and  Louisiana.     8  p.      (H.  doc.  510.) 

Statement   of  expenditures   [to  Sept.  30,  1905]   on  Connecticut, 
Louisiana,  and  other  vessels.     3  p.      (H.  doc.  478. ) 
Wireless  telegraphy.     Addendum  5  [to]    Instructions  for  transmis- 
sion of  messages  by  wireless  telegraphy  [U.  S.  Navy].     1  p.  ob- 
long 24" 

Northern  and  Northwestern  Lakes  Survey  (Engineer  Department, 
War  Department):  ' 

Note. — Lake  Survey  charts  may  be  obtained  from  U.  S.  Lake  Survey  Office. 
Detroit,  Mich.,  or  froin  U.  S.  Engineer  Office,  Buffalo,  X.  Y.  Payments  must 
be  made  before  charts  are  sent,  and  if  made  by  mail  must  be  by  postal  or 
express  money  order  payable  to  the  order  of  U.  S.  Lake  Survey  Office  if  or- 
dered from  Detroit,  or  to  the  order  of  U.  S.  Engineer  Office  if  ordered  from 
Buffalo.  These  charts  may  also  be  obtained,  for  cash  only,  at  U.  S.  Canal 
Office  at  Sault  Ste.  Marie,  Mich.  They  will  be  sent  by  express,  the  express 
charges  to  be  paid  by  the  purchaser  on  receipt  of  the  charts,  or  free  by  mail 
at  the  purchaser's  risk.  Purchasers  should  indicate,  when  ordering  the  charts, 
whether  they  wish  them  sent  by  express  or  mail.  The  latter  will  be  used 
when  no  choice  is  indicated. 

The  bulletins  and  supplements  of  the  Lake  Survey  may  be  obtained  free 
upon  application  at  U.  S.  Lake  Survey  Office.  Detroit.  Mich.,  and  at  the  engi- 
neer offices  in  Duluth,  Milwaukee.  Chicago,  Grand  Rapids.  Cleveland,  Buffalo. 
ami  Oswego. 

Charts — 

Mackinac,  Straits  of,  with  approaches  thereto  from  lakes  Huron 

and  Michigan  and  entrance  bv  Detour  Passage  to  St.  Marvs 

River.     Scale  1:120,000.     22.2x40.9  in.     13c 
Michigan,  Lake,  Muskegon  to  Ludington;  chart  8.     Scale  1:80,000. 

43.5X25.8  in.     15c 
Ontario,  Lake.  Charlotte  to  Thirty  Mile  Point:  chart  4.      Scale 

1:80,000.     21X38.5  in.     15c 


78  February.  1 

Northern  and  Northwestern  Lakes  Survey — Continued. 
Charts — Continued . 

Superior.  Lake  [from  Grand  lalan     I     St  Marys  River]:  chart  1. 

-    ie  1:400,000.     54  i      -     -  15c 

Superior.  Lake  [from  Pigeon  E  Juth  and  to  14  Mile  Point] : 

charto.     Scale  1:4  -         25.6  in.     15c 

Ordnance  Department    War  Department 

[ne|  r  mount:: ig      -     a    and  caring  for  8-inch  disappearing 

a es,  L.  ¥..  :..  -        for  ^inch  B.  L.  rifles,  model  of 

188S  aed  July  12,  1905.     38p.pl. 

-  <sued  for  engine  sr  plant repairs.     4  p.  12° 
Ordnance  orders  1-1  [1906]  ;  Jan 

Pacific  Islands  and  Porto  Rico  Committee     - 

Hawaiian  fund  for  pub..  -    -  is  mmittee  [Feb. 

4015,1     establish  fond.     27  p. 
Porto  Rico.     Hearing  be  [on  S.  2620, 

provide  that  inhabitants  of  Porto  Rico  shall  be  citizens  of  Cnited 
51   tea].     16  p.      ' 

Patent  Office     Interior  De] 

Xotk. — The  Patent  Ofi:  ma  and  drawing* 

■  :he  former  at  5c  and  th- 
ai $5.00  The  former  are  not  this  catalogue.  For  certified 
copies  of  pater.  -  ion,  drawing  -.  and  grant,  the 
price  isSOc.  A  variety  of  index  -  .  rork  of  the 
office  from  1790  to  date,  are  publish-  -  m  25c  to  flO.OO  per 
me  The  Rules  of  practic-e  and  pamph.  i  -  furnished  free. 
The  Patent  Office  i<snie<  coupon  orders  in  packages  of  M  at  $1.00  per  package, 
or  in  books  containing  100  roapoa*  -r  book.  One  coupon  will 
procure  a  specification  with  .1  two  coupons  a  copy  of  the  Official 
7hey  are  good  until  n=~                    -  ^hief  Clerk.  Patent  Office. 

Official  ga  -27,  1  20,  2758,  il. 

large  -      'Weekly.]     1  sang  |5.00  a  yr. 

Un::       States  -tatutes  concerning  registration  of  trade-marks,  with 

rules  of  office  relating  thereto.     Revised  Dec  1.  1905.     54p.pL 

Patents  Committee    B 
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-     efore  committee  [Jan.  31.  1906],  on    H.   5349  and 
10091,  relating  to  regit  a  of  trade-mark--.     23  p. 

Arguments  jniittee  [Feb.   7.  1906],   on   H.   10091  and 

12,  i       "     .  _  -ade-marks.     29  p. 

Argumen*-  .        onimitte-  14,   1906].  on  H.   5349.  to 

:_•     registration  of  trade-marks.     23  p. 
Arguments,  before  committee.  on  H.  5349.  to  amend  laws  relating 
a       ation  of  trade-mark-  21  25  p. 

Pay  Department     War  Departme 

Monthly  station  listoi  -  r'  p. 

31   ipage  circular,  Feb.  15,  1906.        |  .      [Monthly.] 

Pension  Bureau    Interior  Department 

.  partment  of  Interior  in  appealed  pension  and 

bounty-land  claims,  also  table  ----.  and  of  statutes  cited  and 

construed,  contained  in  v     -. "       pension  decisions,  with  annota- 

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Pensions  Committee     Senate): 

Per.-:     -      Report  favoring  S.  1604,  to  amend  act  increasing  pensions 

of  those  who  have  lost  limbs  or  been  totally  disabled  in  them  in 
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President  of  Lnited  States: 

Bainbridge,  William  E.  Executive  order  [authorizing  appointment 
or  Bainbridge  et  al.].     1  p.  f° 

Barr.  William  A.  Executive  order  [authorizing  reappointment  of 
Barr].     1  p.  f° 

Civil  service.  Executive  order  [concerning  appointment  of  laborers 
under  civil  service  rules].     1  p.  f° 

Coleman.  Clayton  G.     Executive  order  [authorizing  reinstatement  of 
man].     1 

Donnelly,  Mary  K.  Executive  order  [authorizing  reinstatement  of 
Mary*  R.  Donnelly].     1  p.  i 

F  light,  Joseph.  Executive  order  [authorizing  promotion  of  Fought] . 
1  p.  f3 

Fruita  forest  reserve.  Colo.,  proclamation.     1  p.  map.  f° 

B,  William  M.     Executive  order  [authorizing  appointment  of 
Geddes].     1  p.  f° 

Indian  Key  Reservation.  Executive  order  [establishing  reservation 
as  preserve  for  native  birds].     1  p.  f* 

Ingram.  Charles  H.  Executive  order  [authorizing  appointment  of 
Ingram].     1  p.  f° 

Inv  i  e — 

Executive  order  [amending  paragraph  67S  oi  consular  regulations, 

concerning  certification  of  invoices  by  consuls].     1  p.  f 
Executive  order  [amending  paragraph  6S0  of  consular  regulations, 
concerning  verification  of  invoices  and  declarations] .     1  p.  f° 

Isthmian   Canal  Commission.     Executive  order  [fixing  salari 
members  of  commission].     1  p.  f° 

Mangum,    Okla.     Executive   order    [concerning   discontinuai. 
Mangum  land  district].     1  p.  f° 

Moynihan.  Mrs.  Katherine.  Executive  order  [authorizing  appoint- 
ment of  Mrs.  Moynihan].     1  p.  f° 

North  Dakota.  Executive  order  [amending  Executive  order  of  Jan. 
27.  1906.  changing  boundary  lines  of  Bismarck  and  Fargo  land 
districts].     1  | 

Panama  Canal.  Executive  order  [amending  Executive  order  of  Aug. 
31, 1905,  fixing  compensation  and  allowances  of  members  of  Board 
of  Consulting  Engineers  upon  plans  for  Panama  Canal].     1  p.  f" 

Peterson,  James  T.  Executive  "rder  [reinstating  Peterson  and  Clar- 
ence W.  Allen].     1  p.  f 

Reciprocity  with  Germany,  proclamation.     1  p.  f° 

Retired  fist.  Army.  Response  to  resolution,  petition  and  accompany- 
ing papers  of  certain  veterans  of  Civil  War  who  have  not  vet  re- 
ceived benefits  of  act  of  Apr.  23.  1904.     24  p.     I  8.  doc.  179. 

S    inish  Treaty  Claims  --ion.     Executive  order   [extending 

time  for  work  of  commission  for  6  months  from  Mar.  2,  1906]. 
1  p.  I 

Cnalaklik.  Alaska.  Executive  order  [reserving  public  lands  at 
Unalaklik  for     -         B  [ma!  Corps].     1  p.  f9 

Privileges  and  Elections  Committee  |  Sen. 

Proceedings  before  committee  in  matter  of  prote>ts  against  right  of 
Ree     B  Senator  from  Utah,  to  hold  his  seat.     v.  4,  p.  1-257. 

Public  Buildings  and  Grounds  Committee    House  : 

•rt  amending  H.  R.  266.  calling  for  information  as  to  sale  of 
custom-house  in  New  York  to  National  City  Bank  of  New  York. 
1  p.     iH.  rp.  1185. ) 


February.  1906  81 

Public  Buildings  and  Grounds  Committee  |  Senate   : 

Alexandria,  Minn.     Report  amending  B.  961,  for  put 'lie  building  at 

Alexandria.     2  p.     i  S.  rp.  804. 
Alton,  111.     Report  amending  S.  3294,  for  public  building  at  Alton. 

1  p.      (S. rp. 1221.  I 
Baker,  Oreg.     Report  amending  8.  1792,  for  public  building  at  Baker. 

1  p.     (S.rp.  1208.) 
Brady,  Fort.     Report  favoring  S.  2801,  to  withhold  from  sale  portion 

of  Fort  Bradv  military  reservation.  Sault  Bte.  Marie.  Mich.     2  p. 

iS.  rp.  805. ) 
Carthage,  Mo.      Report  amending  S.   1694,   for  public  building  at 

Carthage.     3  p.     i  S.  rp.  1218. ) 
Devils  Lake.  X.  Dak.     Report  amending  8.  2446.  for  public  building 

at  Devils  Lake.     1  p.       8.  rp.  828. ) 
Dover,  X.  H.     Report  amending  S.  35,  for  public  building  at  Dover. 

3  p.     (S.rp.  803.) 
Eureka.  Cal.     Report  amending  bv  substitute  8. 1831.  for  public  build- 
ing at  Eureka.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  1223. ) 
Evanston,  Wyo.     Report  favoring  8.  4394.  to  increase  limit  of  cost  of 

post-office  and  court-house  at  Evanston.     1  p.     |  8.  rp.  1203. ) 
Fernandina.  Fla.     Report  amending  8.  1724.  for  public  building  at 

Fernandina,  as  substitute  for  8.  356.     1  p.     I  S.  rp.  7v<7. 
Greenville,  Tex.     Report  amending  S.  398.  for   public   building  at 

Greenville.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  93f 
Houston,  Tex.     Report  amending  8.  338.  for  public  building  in  Hous- 
ton.    1  p.      (S.  rp.  818. ) 
Kearney.  Xebr.     Report   amending  by  substitute  8.  1683,  for  public 

building  in  Kearney.     2  p.     (8.  rp.  1231. 
Moscow,  Idaho.     Report  amending  by  substitute  8.  580,  for  public 

building  at  Moscow.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  1212.  | 

Provo.  Utah.  Report  amending  8.  1  s7>.  foi  pul  >lic  building  in  Provo. 
1  p.     (S.  rp.  1232.) 

Qtrincy,  Mass.  Report  amending  8.  »'>s4.  for  public  building  in 
Quincy.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  1217.) 

Rawlins.  Wyo.  Report  amending  8.  611,  for  public  building  at  Raw- 
lins.    2  p.     (S.  rp.  786. 

Roanoke.  Va.  Report  favoring  8.  2264.  for  enlarging  public  build- 
ing at  Roanoke.     1  p.     (8.  rp.  1222.) 

Salisbury.  X.  C.  Report  amending  S.  1305,  for  public  building  at 
Salisbury.      1  p.      (S.  rp.  816.) 

Public  Health  and  Marine=Hospital  Service  ^  Treasury  Department   : 
Official  list  of  commissioned  and  noncommissioned  officers  of  service, 
also  list  of  marine  hospitals,  quarantine  stations,  and  quarantine 
vessels.     31  p.     [Semiannual.] 

Public  health  reports,  v.  21.  nos.  5-8;  Feb.  2-23.  1906.  p.  83-192. 
[Weekly.] 

Note. — This  publication  is  for  gratuitous  distribution,  but  the  edition  is 
limited,  and  the  document  is  intended  only  for  health  officers  and  other  per- 
sons interested  in  sanitary  affairs.  To  obtain  it  application  should  be  made 
to  the  Surgeon-General  of  the  Public  Health  and  Marine-Hospital  Service. 
Treasury  Department. 

Public  Lands  Committee  i  House): 
Alabama — 

Report  amending  H.  9045.  granting  lands  to  Alabama  for  benefit 

of  common  schools.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  745. 
Report  favoring  H.  13194,  to  reclassify  public  lands  of  Alabama. 
1  p.      (H.  rp.  1559.  I 


82  February,  1906 

Public  Lands  Committee  (House) — Continued. 

Battle  Mountain  Sanitarium  Reserve.  Report  favoring  H.  15085,  to 
set  apart  lands  in  South  Dakota  to  be  known  as  Battle  Mountain 
Sanitarium  Reserve.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  1638. ) 

Biloxi,  Miss.  Report  amending  H.  10152,  granting  lands  to  Biloxi 
for  park  and  cemetery  purposes.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  1682.) 

Birds.  Report  amending  H.  13190,  to  protect  birds  and  their  eggs 
in  game  and  bird  preserves.     2  p.      (H.  rp.  1469.) 

Butte  County,  S.  Dak.  Report  favoring  H.  9165,  to  issue  patent  to 
Scandinavian  Evangelical  Lutheran  Little  Missouri  River  Con- 
gregation to  lands  for  cemetery  purposes.     1  p.     ( H.  rp.  1787. ) 

Edison  Electric  Company.  Report  amending  H.  11490,  granting 
company  permit  to  occupy  certain  lands  for  electric-power  plants 
in  San  Bernardino,  Sierra,  and  San  Gabriel  forest  reserves,  Cal. 
4  p.      (H.  rp.  1791.)     [Report  reads,  by  a  misprint,  H.  14490.] 

Homestead.  Report  favoring  S.  983,  to  validate  certain  certificates 
of  soldiers'  additional  homestead  right.     9  p.     (H.  rp.  1062.) 

Hot  Springs,  Ark.  Report  amending  H.  8976,  to  change  line  of  res- 
ervation at  Hot  Springs  and  of  Reserve  avenue.  1  p.  (H.  rp. 
1683. ) 

Minnesota.  Report  amending  H.  10101,  to  sell  to  Minnesota  certain 
land  in  county  of  Dakota.     4  p.     (H.  rp.  1636. ) 

North  Dakota.  Report  favoring  S.  2452,  creating  additional  land 
[district  and]  office  in  North  Dakota.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  1684. ) 

St.  Paul,  Minneapolis  and  Manitoba  Railway.  Report  amending  H. 
10480,  for  relief  of  settlers  upon  land  within  indemnity  limits  of 
company.     3  p.     (H.  rp.  1637. ) 

San  Francisco  Mountains  forest  reserve.  Report  amending  by  sub- 
stitute H.  R.  35,  calling  for  information  relative  to  formation  and 
enlargement  of  forest  reserve.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  923.) 

Stanley  County,  S.  Dak.  Report  amending  H.  13542,  to  lease  land 
in  county  for  buffalo  pasture.     3  p.     (H.  rp.  1108.) 

Yellowstone  forest  reserve.  Report  amending  H.  13673,  to  extend 
provisions  of  homestead  laws  to  certain  lands  in  forest  reserve. 

2  p.     (H.  rp.  1478.) 

Public  Lands  Committee  (Senate): 

Battle  Mountain  Sanitarium  park.  Report  amending  S.  4310,  to  set 
apart  lands  in  South  Dakota  as  public  park,  to  be  known  as 
Battle  Mountain  Sanitarium  park.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  1196.) 

Cash  sales.  Report  amending  by  substitute  S.  4190,  to  amend  act  to 
amend  sec.  2455,  Revised  statutes  [relating  to  ordering  sale  of 
disconnected  parcels  of  public  domain].     2  p.      (S.  rp.  985.) 

Fort  Rice,  N.  Dak.  Report  favoring  S.  2450,  for  relief  of  settlers 
upon  Fort  Rice  military  reservation.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  1202.) 

Hot  Springs,  Ark.  Report  favoring  S.  4434,  ceding  land  to  Hot 
Springs  for  public  street.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  1225.) 

Lawton,  Okla.  Report  favoring  H.  13674,  to  amend  act  to  amend 
act  to  supplement  existing  laws  relating  to  disposition  of  lands 
approved  Mar.  3,  1901  [so  as  to  authorize  further  expenditure  of 
countv   funds  for  municipal   improvements,    etc.,  at  Lawton]. 

3  p.    "(S.  rp.  972.) 

Minnesota.  Report  amending  S.  2296,  restoring  to  public  domain 
certain  lands  in  Minnesota.     3  p.     (S.  rp.  1102.) 

North  Dakota.  Report  amending  8.  2452,  creating  additional  land 
[district  and]  office  in  North  Dakota.     3  p.     (S.  rp.  584.) 


Febeuaey,  1906  83 

Public  Lands  Committee  (Senate)— Continued. 

St.  Augustine,  Fla.  Report  favoring  S.  1726,  for  conveying  in  fee 
ground  in  St.  Augustine  known  as  The  Lines  for  school  purposes. 
3  p.     (S.  rp.  1204.) 

Stanley  County,  S.  Dak.     Report  favoring  H.  13542,  to  lease  land  in 

county  for  buffalo  pasture.  2  p.  ( S.  rp.  960. ) 
Wyoming.     Report  favoring  H.  8107,  extending  public-land  laws  to 

certain  lands  in  Wyoming.  2  p.  (S.  rp.  961.) 
Yellowstone  National  Park.     Report  favoring  S.  4433,  to  amend  act 

concerning  leases  in  park.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  1403.) 

Publications  Division  (Agriculture  Department): 

Monthly  list  of  publications  [of  Agriculture  Department],  Feb.  1906. 
4  p. 

Same,  [for]  foreign  distribution. 
Quartermaster's  Department  (War  Department): 
Circular  4-7  [1906];  Jan.  26-Feb.  17,  1906.     12° 
Emergency  estimate  of  appropriation   [for  barracks  and  quarters, 

Philippine  Islands].     2  p.      (S.  doc.  203. ) 
Estimate  of  appropriation  for  military  hospital  on   Moro   [Morro] 

military  reservation,  San  Juan,  P.  R.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  533.) 
Estimate  of  deficiency  in  appropriation  for  regular  supplies,  1906. 

3  p.     (S.  doc.  175.) 

Instructions  for  supplying  by  department  of  newspapers  and  peri- 
odicals to  military  post  libraries.     16  p. 

Roster  showing  stations  and  duties  of  officers,  Feb.  1,  1906.  12?p. 
[Monthly.]  ^ 

Specifications  for  hot-water  heating  post  hospital  at  Fort  Warren, 
Mass.     11  p.  12" 

Railway  Mail  Service  (Post-Office  Department): 

Daily  bulletin  of  orders  affecting  postal  service,  v.  27,  nos.  7902-24; 
Feb.  1-28,  1906.     f°     [Daily  except  Sundays  and  holidays.] 

Rivers  and  Harbors  Committee  (  House) : 

Lake  Erie  and  Ohio  River  Ship  Canal.  Report  favoring  H.  14396,  to 
incorporate  [company] ;  with  views  of  minority.  10  p.  (H.  rp. 
1343.)  F 

Niagara  Falls.  Report  favoring  H.  J.  R.  83,  for  report  upon  preser- 
vation of  falls.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  695.) 

Rock  River.  Report  amending  H.  8442,  permitting  dam  across  river 
at  Grand  Detour,  111.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  692.) 

Rolls  and  Library  Bureau  (State  Department): 

List  of  books,  pamphlets,  and  maps  received  July-Dec.  1905,  with 
references  to  articles  in  periodicals  relating  to  law  of  nations, 
diplomacy,  history,  and  political  science,  supplemented  bv  list  of 
periodicals  and  newspapers  received;  new  series,  no.  32.  57  p.  4& 
[Semiannual.] 

Secret  Service  Division  (Treasury  Department): 

Rules  and  regulations  for  guidance  of  agents  and  other  employees. 
40  p.  24° 

Senate: 

Note.— See  also  mimes  of  committees. 
Arizona.     Memorial  from  delegates  from  Arizona  in  opposition  [to 
joint  statehood  with  New  Mexico.     19  p.     (S.  doc.  216.) 


84  •  Febktjaey,  1906 

i 

Senate — Continued. 

Calgary,  Alberta.  Data,  giving  reasons  for  establishment  of  consu- 
late in  Alberta  or  Saskatchewan,  to  accompany  amendment  to 
diplomatic  and  consular  appropriation  bill  [H.  — ,  for  consul  at 
Calgary].     1  p.     (S.  doc.  173.) 

District  of  Columbia — 

Letter  from  E.  B.  Stocking  relating  to  reorganization  of  public 

school  system  of  District.     3  p.     (S.  doc.  237.) 
Petition  of  Civic  Center  of  Washington  relative  to  compulsory 
education  in  District.     4  p.     (S.  doc.  170.) 

Election  of  Senators  by  direct  vote  of  the  people,  speech  of  George 
F.  Hoar  in  Senate,  Apr.  6  and  7,  1893.     34  p.     (S.  doc.  232.) 

6-9608 

Freight  rates.  Petition  by  Receivers  and  Shippers'  Association  of 
Cincinnati,  Ohio  [on  account  of  combinations  or  arrangements  be- 
tween Southern  Railway  Company  and  others].  42  p.  (S.  doc 
215.) 

Indian  Territory.  Memorial  from  citizens  of  Indian  Territory,  pray- 
ing for  admission  into  the  Union  and  presenting  form  of  constitu- 
tion for  proposed  State,  to  be  known  as  State  of  Sequoyah.  87  p. 
map.     (S.  doc.  143.) 

Niagara  Falls.  Petition  from  National  Society  of  Colonial  Dames  of 
America  in  District  of  Columbia  for  preservation  of  falls,  with  in- 
dorsements from  several  States.     8  p.     (S.  doc.  217.) 

Signal  Office  (War  Department): 

Circular  3  [1906] ;  Feb.  1,  1906.     4  p.  12° 
Orders  3,  4  [1906];  Feb.  1,  16, 1906.     12" 

Smithsonian  Institution: 

Note. — In  its  latest  price-list  the  Smithsonian  Institution  publishes  thisnote: 
"The  publications  of  the  Smithsonian  Institution  are,  1,  Contributions  to 
knowledge;  2,  Miscellaneous  collections;  3,  annual  reports;  4,  special  papers. 
No  sets  of  these  are  for  sale  or  distribution,  as  most  of  the  volumes  are  out  of 
print.  The  volumes  of  Contributions  and  Collections  are  distributed  only  to 
designated  public  libraries  and  learned  institutions  in  this  country  and  abroad. 
A  small  edition  of  the  papers  in  these  two  series  is  printed  separately  for  sale 
or  exchange.  The  Smithsonian  reports  are  distributed  by  the  Institution  to 
libraries  throughout  the  world;  may  be  had  by  purchase  at  cost  from  the 
Superintendent  of  Documents,  and  may  also  generally  be  obtained  free  of 
charge  from  the  applicant's  Member  of  Congress."  Trie  annual  reports  are 
the  only  Smithsonian  publications  that  are  regularly  issued  as  public  docu- 
ments. All  the  others  are  paid  for  from  the  private  funds  of  the  Institution. 
The  annual  reports  are  included  in  the  Congressional  set.  For  bureaus  under 
this  Institution,  see  names  of  bureaus. 

Box  103,  List  of  official  publications  of  Government,  Dec.  20,  1905- 
Feb.  5,  1906,  distributed  for  Library  of  Congress  through  Insti 
tution.     6  p. 

Soils  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department) : 

Bulletin  31,  Colorimetric,  turbidity,  and  titration  methods  used  in 

soil  investigations.     60p.il.pl.     *  Paper,  5c  A gr  6-359/3 

Field  operations  of  bureau,  1904  [circular  relative  to  distribution, 

with  list  of  separates].     [4]  p.  small  4" 

Staff  Corps,  General  (War  Department): 

Memorandum  [regarding  method  of  reporting  on  matters  referred  to 
divisions,  special  committees,  or  officers  of  general  staff].  1  p. 
12° 

Standards  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Bulletin,  v.  1,  nos.  1-3  [title-page,  contents,  and  index],  p.  1-4 
453-456,  large  8°  6-1707/4 


February,  1906  85 

Standards  Bureau — Continued. 
Bureau  circular — 

6,  2d  edition,  Verification  of  electrical  standards  and  measuring 
instruments.     8  p.  4° 
'     11,  Samples  of  standardized  iron  and  steel.     4  p.  4° 
State  Department: 

Note.— The  State  Department  distributes  its  publications  gratuitously.  For 
bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 

Copyright  convention  between  United  States  and  Japan,  signed 
Tokyo,  Nov.  10,  1905.  3  p.  (Confidential;  [Senate]  executive 
E. )     [Injunction  of  secrecy  removed  Feb.  28,  1906.] 

Note. — The  series  of  documents  to  whieh  this  belongs  is  printed  in  confi- 
dence for  the  use  of  the  Senate,  and  is  inaccessible  to  other  persons  unless,  as 
in  this  instance,  the  Senate  removes  the  injunction  of  secrecy. 

Diplomatic  and  consular  service  of  United  States;  corrected  to  Feb. 
5,  1906.     67  p. 

Diplomatic  list,  Feb.  1906.     14  p.  24°     [Monthly.] 

Letter  recommending  that  permission  be  granted  to  Simon  Newcomb 
to  accept  decoration  conferred  by  German  Emperor.  2  p.  (H. 
doc.  473.) 

Papers  regarding  case  of  Marcus  Braun  [and  Hungarian  Govern- 
ment].    21  p.     (H.  doc.  482.) 

Report  concerning  claim  of  British  subject  William  Radcliffe.  53  p. 
(H.  doc.  441.) 

Statistics  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department): 

Crop  reporter,  v.  7,  no.  10;  Feb.  1906.     p.  87-94,  4°     [Monthly.] 

Statistics  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department) : 

Note.— The  Bureau  furnishes  its  publications  gratuitously  to  those  who 
apply  for  them. 

Advance  sheets  from  Monthly  summary  of  commerce  and  finance, 

showing  details  of  imports  and  exports  bv  articles  and  countries 

for  Jan.  1906.     72  p.  4° 
Alien  arrivals  in  United  States  [Nov.  and  Dec.  1905].     p.  2199-2202. 
Exports  of  domestic  breadstuffs,  provisions,  cotton,  and  mineral  oils, 

Jan.  1906.     14  p.  4°     (Bulletin  7,  series  1905-06.)     [Monthly.] 
Monthly  summary  of  commerce  and  finance  of  United  States,  Dec. 
1905;  no.  6^  series  1905-06.     p.  1857-2202,  4° 

Same.     (H.  doc.  15,  pt.  6.) 
Monthly  summary  of  internal  commerce  of  United  States,  Dec.  1905. 

p.  685-767,  4U 
Total  values  of  imports  and  exports  of  United  States,  Jan.  1906.     [2] 

p.  4°     [Monthly.] 

Statistics  Division  (Interstate  Commerce  Commission): 

Classification  of  construction  and  equipment  expenditures  as  pre- 
scribed by  Interstate  Commerce  Commission.     8  p.+l.  9-19. 

Steamboat  Inspection  Service  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department); 
Laws  governing  service,  Revised  statutes  as  modified  bv  acts  of  Con- 
•     gress.     Edition,  Jan.  17,  1906.     55  p. 

Subsistence  Department  (War  Department): 

Roster  [of  officers],  Feb.  1, 1906.     3  p.     [Monthly.] 
Supplies  and  Accounts  Bureau  (Navy  Department): 

Memoranda  for  information  of  officers  of  Pay  Corps,  commanding 
officers  of  ships,  and  commandants  of  stations  59;  Feb.  1,  1906. 
p.  45-60,12°     [Monthly.] 


86  February,  1906 

Tennessee  River,  Select  Committee  on  Navigation  of  (Senate): 
Report.     72  p.  il.  maps.     (S.  doc.  83.)  6—7945  4 

Territories  Committee  (House): 
Alaska- 
Report  amending  by  substitute  S.  956,  for  Delegate  to  House  of 

Representatives  from  Alaska.     32  p.     (H.  rp.  1472. ) 
Report  favoring  H.  J.  R.  79,  authorizing  assignment  of  pay  of  em- 
ployees of  Bureau  of  Education  in  Alaska.     4  p.      (H.  rp.  694. ) 
Report  favoring  H.  J.  R.  97,  authorizing  assignment  of  pay  of  em- 
ployees of  Bureau  of  Education  in  Alaska.     4  p.     ( H.  rp.  1348. ) 
Report  favoring  S.  3522,  to  amend  act  for  construction  of  roads, 
establishment  of  schools,  and  care  of  insane  in  Alaska.     3  p. 
(H.rp.  1471.) 
Honolulu,  Hawaii.     Report  favoring  H.  13854,  for  filling  in  quaran- 
tine station  at  Honolulu.     2  p.     i  H.  rp.  1113.) 
Lawton,  Okla.     Report  favoring  H.  13674,  to  amend  act  to  amend 
act  to  supplement  existing  laws  relating  to  disposition  of  lands 
approved  Mar.  3,  1901  [so  as  to  authorize  further  expenditure  of 
countv  funds  for  municipal    improvements   at   Lawton].     3   p. 
(H.  rp.  741.) 
Oklahoma — 

Report  favoring  H.  1367-t.  to  ratify  acts  of  Legislative  Asseml  ly 
of  Oklahoma  relating  to  and  providing  for  insane  asylum  for 
Territory  at  Fort  Supply.     2  p.      (H.  rp.  1465.) 
Report  favoring  H.  13675,  to  ratify  acts  of  Legislative  Assembly 
of  Oklahoma  relating  to  and  providing  for  insane  asylum  for 
Territory  at  Fort  Supply.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  167*3.  I 
Washita  County.  Okla.     Report  favoring  H.  7139,  legalizing  removal 
of  county  seat.     2  p.      (H.  rp.  1065.) 

Territories  Committee  i  Senate  : 
Alaska — 

Report  favoring  amendment  to  H.  14397,  making  appropriation 
for  Army,  1907,  for  construction  of  wagon  roads,  bridges,  and 
trails  in  Alaska.     4  p.      (S.  rp.  607.) 
Report  favoring  S.  3522,  to  amend  act  for  construction  of  roads, 
establishment  of  schools,  and  care  of  insane  in  Alaska.     3  p. 
(S.  rp.  690.) 
Alaska  Railroad.     Report  amending  by  substitute  S.  191,  [to  incor- 
porate company  and]  to  aid  in  construction  of  railroad  and  tele- 
graph and  telephone  line  in  Alaska.     12  p.     (S.  rp.  1077.) 
<  ^ambling — 

Report  amending  bv  substitute  H.  10853,  to  prohibit  gambling  in 

Territories  and  Alaska.     3  p.     (S.  rp.  1281.) 
Report  amending  S.  2844.  to  prohibit  gambling  in  Arizona.  New 
Mexico,  Oklahoma,  Indian  Territorv  [and  Alaska].     1  p.     (S. 
rp.  1109.) 
Statehood.     Report  amending  H.  12707,  to  enable  Oklahoma  and 
Indian  Territory  and  New  Mexico  and  Arizona  to  be  admitted 
into  the  Union.     3  p.     i  S.  rp.  427.) 
Washita  Count}-.  Okla.    Report  favoring  H.  7139,  legalizing  removal  of 
county  seat,  as  substitute  for  S.  1695.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  1110.) 


February,  1906  87 

Treasurer  of  United  States  (Treasury  Department): 

Estimate  of  appropriation  for  inclusion  in  urgent  deficiency  bill  [to 
reimburse  Bureau  of  Engraving  and  Printing  for  services  of  em- 
ployees detailed  to  National  Bank  Redemption  Agency].  2  p. 
(S.  doc.  194.) 
List  of  every  national  bank  designated  as  depositary  of  United  States, 
and  amount  of  monev  deposited  in  each,  1901-05.  21  p.  (S.  doc. 
182.) 

Monthly  statement,  paper  currencv  of  each  denomination  outstand- 
ing Feb.  28,  1906.     1  p.  oblong  24" 

Treasury  Department: 

Note. — For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 
Appropriations — 

Judgments   rendered  by  Court  of  Claims  [requiring  appropria- 
tion, since  Senate  document  106].    2  p.     (S.  doc.  185.) 
Response  to  inquiry,  statements  as  to  appropriations  for  permanent 
specific  and  indefinite  objects.     28  p.     (H.  doc.  541. ) 
Criminals.     Additional  estimate  for  inclusion  in  urgent  deficiency  bill 

[for  bringing  home  criminals,  1905].     1  p.     (S.  doc.  184.) 
Customs  Service — 

Hearings,  etc.,  in  classification  and  reappraisement  cases  by  general 

appraisers.     2  p.  4°     (Dept.  circular  18,  1906.) 
Hearings  on  classification    and   reappraisement  cases.     1  p.  4° 
(Dept.  circular  22,  1906. ) 
Debt,     Statement  of  public  debt  and  cash  in  Treasury,  Jan.  1906. 

1  p.  f°     [Monthly.] 
National  City  Bank  of  New  York — 

Response  to  inquiry  as  to  sale  of  customs-house  in  New  York  [to 
bank].     1  p."   (H.  doc.  532.) 
Same,  correction.     1  p.     (H.  doc.  548.) 

Notaries  public.  Additional  list  of  customs  notaries.  1  p.  4°  (Dept. 
circular  19,  1906.) 

Printing  and  publication.     7  p.  il.  4°     (Dept.  circular  17,  1906. ) 

Quarantine.    Amendment  to  quarantine  regulations.    1  p.  4°    (Dept. 

circular  24,  1906. ) 
Sheep.    Importation  of  sheep  for  breeding  purposes.    1  p.  4"    (Dept. 

circular  21,  1906.) 
Spanish  Treaty  Claims  Commission — 

List  of  awards  made  by  commission  [requiring  appropriat  >n], 
1  p.     (S.  doc.  177.) 

Record  of  award  made  by  commission  [to  William  H.Yan  Syckel] 
requiring  appropriation.     1  p.     (S.  doc.  186.) 
Sweden.     Parcels-post  convention  with  Sweden.    1  p.  4°     (Dept.  cir- 
cular 16,  1906. ) 
Tea.     Importation  and  inspection  of  tea  under  act  approved  Mar.  2. 

1897.     16  p.  4°     (Dept.  circular  20,  1906. ) 
Telegraphic  messages.     1  p.  4°     (Dept.  circular  23,  1906. ) 
Treasury  decisions  under  tariff,  internal  revenue,  and  other  laws, 

weekly,  v.  11,  nos.  5-8;  Feb.  1-22,  1906. 

War  Claims  Committee  (House): 

Report  amending  by  substitute  H.  5539,  for  relief  of  Rhode  Island 
[by  payment  of  claims  for  expenses  incurred  for  equipping  troops 
in  War  with  Spain].     2  p.     (H.  rp.  1566.) 


Febbuaby,  19 

War  Department: 

Note. — For  bureau?  under  this  Department,  be 
rrtising — 
Additional  estimate  for  miscellaneous  advertisements.     2  p. 
doc.       i 

.ate  of  appropriation  for  miscellaneous  advertisements.     2  p. 

Circular  6-13  [1906];  Feb.  6-28.  1906.       - 

Circular  B.  1906.  Circular  [promulgating  Executive  order  of  Jan.  20, 
1906,  and  appointing  thereunder  advisory  committee  on  printing 
and  publication].     2  p.  12° 

at  defense.  Recommendations  for  legislation  relative  to  regula- 
tion [regulations]  for  protection  of  Senses.  2  p.  i  H.  doc. 
468.) 

-net  of  Columbia.     Drafts  of  bills  relating  to  buildings,  and  sale 
of  certain  property  in  Washington.     3  p.     (H.  doc.  463.) 
:.eral  orders  23-13  [1906]  :  Fel     2-28,  1906.     12° 
eral  orders  and  circulars,  1905;  [title-page  and  in  -  p.  12° 

Labor  Day — 

Letter  recommending  legislation  to  enable  per  diem  emploj 
Department  to  have  Labor  Day  as  holiday.    1  p.    (H.  doc. - 

Letter  re<:ommendi:..        -     - ■•■  of  resolution  *     a  er  diem  em- 

ploy    -  -eminent  Labor  Dav  as  holida v.     2  p.       S.  doc. 

Medical  Department.  Letter  recommending  legislation  for  admission 
of  civilian  employees  in  Medical  Department  of  Army  to  Govern- 
ment Hospital  for  Insane.      1  p.       H.  508 

Militia.     Draft  of  legislation  permitting  -  f  [retired]  noncom- 

missioned officers  with  State  militia.     1  p.     (  H.  doc.  449. 

Ocampo,  Hugo  and  Filomena  de.  Estimate  of  appropriation  for 
pavment  of  claim  of  Hugo  and  Filomena  de  Ocampo.  2  p.  H. 
doc.  44 

Officers — 

Draft  of  bill  to  regulate  sale  of  fuel  to  commissioned  off, 

active  list  of  Army.     2  p. 
Letter  recommending  legislation  to  provide  heavy  furniture  for 
officers'  qua:"  -      2  p.     *  H.  doc.  446.) 

Papers.     Statement  as  to  destruction  of  useless  in  Department, 

and  recommendation  for  legislation  as  to  change  of  method  of 
disposal  of  such  papers     -  H 

Philippine  Island- — 

Estimate  of  appropriation  for  inclusion  in  urgent  deficiency  bill 
for  barracks  and  quarters.  Philippine  Islands.     2  p. 

:*  . 

Invitation  for  proposals  for  concessionary  contracts  for  eonstruc- 
tion  of  railwav  lines  in  Philippine  Islands.    25  p.  map. 

Porto  Rico  Provisional  Regiment  of  Lnfantry.     Draft  of  provi- 
so terms  of  enlistment  in  regiment.     2  p.     (8.  doc.  233.) 
Public  property.     Leases  g    in  ted,  calendar  vear  l^+Oo.     2p.       H.doc. 
467.) 

Ranios.  Jor-r  M.     Papers  relating  to  claim  of  Ramos.     12  p.     (  H.  doc. 


February.  1906  -9 

War  Department — Continued. 

-  ial  orders  27-50  [1906] ;  Feb.  1-28,  1906.  12*  [Daily  except 
Sundays  and  holiday  - 

Staff  departments.  Draft  of  legislation  as  to  funds  [received  for  mili- 
tary stores]  transferred  bv  staff  departments  of  Army  to  insular 
department  of  Philippines.     2  p.     <H.  doc.  ISA 

Ways  and  .Means  Committee 

Customs  Service,     Report  favoring  H.  14606.  for  reorganization  of 

custom  [customs]  collection  districts.     4  p.     (H.  rp.  1: 
Ban  Luis  Obispo,  CaL     Report  amend:: . .  -  -.  to  allow  entry  and 

clearance  of  vessels  at  San  Luis  Obispo,  Port  Harford,  and  Mon- 
terey, Cal.     6  p.     (H.  rp.  li 
Tax  records.     Report  submitting  H.  14968,  to  amend  internal-revenue 

laws  as  to  publicitv  of  its  -     -  substitute  for  H.  4533  and 

other  bilLs.     1  p.     ( H.  rp.  1339.) 
Tobacco.     Report  submitting  H.    -  -".  I  baecogr<: 

as  substitute  for  H.  449  and  other  bills.     2  p.     i^ H.  rp.  134 
-ships.     Report  amending  H.  S>1,  to  amend  sec,  2982.  P.-     - 

statutes,  in  reference  to  sale  of  supplies  to  [foreign]  vessels  of  war. 

1  p.     |  H.  rp.  1  _ 

Weather  Bureau    Agriculture  DepartiL-r 

Note. — For  these  publication*  application  should  be  made  to  the  Chief  of 

Instructions  for  cooperative  [meteorological]  observers,  comprising 
circulars  B  and  C,  Instrument  Division.  3d  edition.  31  p.  iL  pL 
:  rhly  weather  review,  v.  33,  no.  11:  Nov.  1905.  p.  471-514,  iL  pL 
maps.  4-:     Paper.  20c  single  c 

-  v  and  ice  bulletin.  -  1906.  19X12  in.  [Weekly  dur- 
ing winter.] 

W  rattier-crop  bulletin,  Jan.  1906:  no.  1  [1906].    24X19  in.    [Weekly 

Apr. -Sept..  monthly  remainder 
Weather  map.  1         1-28,19  ..in.     [Daily.] 

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GOVERNMENT  PRINTING  OFFICE 

Superintendent  of  Documents 


No.  135 


MARCH 


1906 


Catalogue 

of 

United  States  Public  Documents 


WASHINGTON 

GOVERNMENT  PRINTING  OFFICE 

1906 


Abbreviations 


Academy acad. 

Agricultural agric. 

Amendments amdts. 

American Amer. 

Appendix app. 

Association  assoc. 

Board bd. 

College coll. 

Commission conin. 

Committee com. 

Congress Cong. 

Consular cons. 

Department dept. 

Document doc. 

Executive ex. 

Exposition expos. 

Facsimile,  facsimiles facsim. 

Folio f« 

General gen. 

Geologic geol . 

Government Govt. 

Historical hist. 

House  bill H. 

House  concurrent  resolution H.C.  R. 

House  document H.  doc. 

House  joint  resolution H.  J.  R. 

House  report H.  rp. 

House  resolution  (simple) H.R. 

Illustrated,  illustration,  illustrations  ...II. 

Inch,  inches in. 

Institute,  institution inst. 

Latitude lat. 

Leaf,  leaves 1 . 

Library L. 

Longitude long. 


Mile,  miles m. 

Miscellaneous misc. 

Nautical naut. 

Number,  numbers no.,  uos. 

Octavo 8» 

Page,  pages p. 

Part,  parts pt.,  pts. 

Plate,  plates pi. 

Portrait,  portraits por. 

Public pub. 

Quarto 4° 

Railway ry. 

Report rp. 

Resolution  res. 

Secretary secy. 

Section,  sections sec. 

Senate  bill S. 

Senate  concurrent  resolution S.C.R. 

Senate  document S.  doc. 

Senate  joint  resolution S.  J.R. 

Senate  report S.  rp. 

Senate  resolution  (simple) S.  R. 

Session sess. 

Sixteenmo 16« 

Society soc. 

Superintendent supt. 

Table,  tables tab. 

Thirtytwo-mo 32° 

Treasury Treas. 

Twelvemo 12« 

Twentyfour-mo 24° 

University univ. 

Versus vs.,  v. 

Volume,  volumes v. 

Year yr. 


Explanation 


Words  and  figures  inclosed  in  brackets  [  ]  are  given  for  information,  but 
do  not  appear  on  the  title-pages  of  the  publications  catalogued.  When  size 
is  not  given,  octavo  is  to  be  understood.  Size  of  maps  is  measured  from 
outer  edge  of  border,  excluding  margin.  When  Congress  and  session  are 
not  given  with  the  numbers  of  Senate  and  House  documents  and  reports, 
59th  Congress,  1st  session,  is  to  be  understood. 

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Catalogue  of  Public  Documents 


MARCH,  1906 


NOTE. — Beginning  with  the  January  number  of  the  Catalogue,  entries  for 
reports  on  private  bills  have  been  omitted. 

Accounts  Committee  (House): 

Enrolled  Bills  Committee,  House.  Report  favoring  H.  R.  342,  for 
additional  clerk  to  Committee  on  Enrolled  Bills.  1  p.  (H.  rp. 
1827.) 

Harmer,  George  W.  Report  amending  H.  R.  262,  to  pay  David 
Hariner,  administrator  of  George  W.  Harmer,  6  months'  salary 
and  funeral  expenses  of  George  W.  Harmer.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  1831.) 

Vasquez,  R.  L.  Report  favoring  H.  R.  351,  to  pay  Vasquez  as  clerk 
to  George  A.  Castor.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  2287.) 

Water.  Report  favoring  H.  R.  268,  to  supply  House  of  Representa- 
tives with  pure  natural  spring  water.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  1829.) 

Agriculture  and  Forestry  Committee  (Senate): 

Report  favoring  H.  345,  for  increased  annual  appropriation  for 
agricultural  experiment  stations.     5  p.     (S.  rp.  1572.) 

Agriculture  Committee  (House): 

Report  favoring  H.  7019,  for  protection  of  animals,  birds,  and  fish  in 
forest  reserves.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  2494. ) 

Agriculture  Department: 

Note. — For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 
Annual  reports,  1905.     cxxxiv+569  p.     *  Cloth,  55c 

Same.     (H.  doc.  6. ) 
[Bureau  of  Animal  Industry]  order  125  [amendment  6];  rules  and 

regulations  for  inspection  of  live  stock  and  their  products.     2  p. 
Circular  16,  Tests  of  commercial  cultures  of  nitrogen-fixing  bacteria. 

lp. 
Farmers'  bulletin — 

243,  Fungicides  and  their  use  in  preventing  diseases  of  fruits.     32 
p.  il.  Agr  6-366/2 

245,  Renovation  of  worn-out  soils.     16  p.  Agr  6-367/2 

247,  Control  of  codling  moth  and  apple  scab.     21  p.  il. 

Agr  6-368/4 

Statement  of  expenditures,  1905.     584  p.     (H.  doc.  448.) 

95 


96  Maech,  1906 

American  Republics  Bureau  (State  Department): 

Note. — This  Bureau  sells  its  own  monthly  bnlletins,   handbooks,   etc.,  at 
prices  usually  ranging  from  5c  to  SI. 00.    Address  the  Director  of  the  Bureau. 

Monthly  bulletin,  Mar.  1906;  whole  no.  150,  v.  22,  no.  3.     p.  599-890. 
Paper,  25c  single  copy,  $2.00  a  yr. 
Same.     (H.  doc.  406,  pt.  3.) 
Price  list  of  publications.     5  p. 

Animal  Industry  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department): 

Circular  91,  Bacillus  necrophorus  and  its  economic  importance,  p. 
76-116.  -  Agr  6-362/3 

Appointments  Division  (Treasury  Department): 

Estimate  for  additional  clerk  [Cora  B.  Thomas]  in  office  of  Auditor 
for  Navy  Department.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  594.) 

Appraisers  (Treasury  Department) : 

Reappraisernents  of  merchandise  by  general  appraisers  [on  Feb.  23- 
Mar.  22,  1906];  Mar.  5-26,  1906"  4°  (Reappraisement  circulars 
1356-67.)     [Weekly.] 

Appropriations  Committee  (House): 
Appropriations — 

Report  submitting  II.  16472,  making  appropriations  for  legislative, 

executive,  and  judicial  expenses,  1907.     27  p.      (H.  rp.  2171.) 

Report  submitting  H.   17359,  making  appropriations  to  supply 

additional  urgent  deficiencies,  1906  and  prior  vears.    1  p.    (H. 

rp.  2654. ) 

Appropriations  Committee  (Senate) : 

Report  amending  H.  14171,  making  appropriations  for  fortifications 
and  ordnance  [1907].     3  p.     (S.  rp.  1782.) 

Assay  Commission  (Mint  Bureau,  Treasury  Department): 

Proceedings  of  commission  of  1906,  and  test  of  coinage  executed  and 
reserved  during  calendar  year  1905;  also  laws  relating  to  annual 
assay.     32  p. 

Auditor  for  Post=Office  Department  (Treasury  Department): 

Reply  to  resolution,  balance  found  due  John  Hudgins.    3  p.     (S.  doc. 

262.) 

Auditor  for  Treasury  Department  (Treasury  Department): 

Amending  Department  circular  109,  June  3,  1895,  requiring  action  of 
appraisers,  gaugers,  weighers,  and  measurers  to  be  in  duplicate; 
and  requiring  entries,  invoices,  and  certificates  to  be  forwarded  to 
auditor.     1  p.  4°     (Treasury  Dept.     Dept.  circular  29,  1906.) 

Auditor  for  War  Department  (Treasury  Department): 

Communication  suggesting  amendment  to  army  appropriation   bill 

[as  to  extra  pay  of  officers  and  men  serving  beyond  limits  of 

United  States].  "  2  p.     (S.  doc.  245. ) 
Estimate  of  appropriation  for  payment  of  certain  arrears  of  pay  and 

bounty  of  enlisted  men  and  officers  of  Army.     3  p.     (H.  doc.  631. ) 

Banking  and  Currency  Committee  (House): 
National  banks — 

Report  amending  H.  8124,  to  amend  sec.  5136,  Revised  statutes, 
permitting  national  banking  associations  to  make  loans  on  farm 
lands  as  security  and  limiting  amount  of  such  loans.  3  p. 
(H.  rp.  2284  [pt.  1].) 


Makch,  1906  97 

Banking  and  Currency  Committee — Continued. 
National  banks — Continued. 

Report  amending  H.  8973,  to  amend  sec.  5200,  Revised  statutes, 
relating  to  national  banks  [so  as  to  increase  limit  of  loans]. 
2  p.     (H.  rp.  1835  [pt.  1].) 

Views  of  minority  adverse  to  H.  8124,  to  amend  sec.  5136,  Re- 
vised statutes,  permitting  national  banking  associations  to 
make  loans  on  real  estate  as  security  and  limiting  amount  of 
such  loans.     2  p.      (H.  rp.  -2284,  pt,  2.) 

Views  of  minority  adverse  to  H.  8973,  to  amend  sec.  5200,  Re- 
vised statutes,  relating  to  national  banks  [so  as  to  increase 
limit  of  loans].     2  p.     (H.  rp.  1835,  pt,  2.) 

Bookkeeping  and  Warrants  Division  (Treasury  Department): 

Statement  of  Treasury,   Mar.   1-31,   1906.     Each  [3]  p.   4°     [Daily 
except  Sundays  and  holidays.] 

Canal  Zone,  Isthmus  of  Panama  (Isthmian  Canal  Commission,  War 
Department): 
Report  of  department  of  health  of  Isthmian  Canal  Commission,  Jan. 
1906.     56  p.  12° 

Census  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Bulletin  34.  Census  of  manufactures,  1905,  Montana,  North  Dakota, 
South  Dakota,  Wyoming.     39  p.  4°    *Paper,  10c  4-19052 

Census  Committee  (House): 

Agricultural  statistics,  hearings  before  committee,  Mar.  1,  1906  [on 

H.  13671].     26  p. 
Census  Office.     Additional   statistical  inquiries,  report  of  hearings 

before  committee,  Jan.  23,  1906  [on  H.  12064].     24  p. 
Cotton.     Ginners'   estimates  of  cotton,  hearings  before  committee, 

Jan.  30,  1906  [on  H.  R.  199].     13  p. 

Civil  Service  Commission: 

Note.— The  Commission  furnishes  its  publications  gratuitously  to  those  who 
apply  for  them. 

Civil  service  act,  rules,  and  Executive  orders.      Edition  of  Mar.  5r 

1906.     55  p. 
Information  concerning  transfers.     4  p. 
Instructions  to  applicants  for  10th  civil  service  district,  headquarters^ 

New  Orleans,  La.     12  p. 

Claims  Committee  (Senate): 

Custer  County,  Mont.     Report  favoring  H.  4736,  for  relief  of  count}'. 

8  p.      (S.  rp.  1794.  ) 
Rhode  Island.     Report  amending  S.  4652,  for  relief  of  Rhode  Island 

[by  payment  of  claims  for  expenses  incurred  for  equipping  troops 

in  War  with  Spain].     1  p.     (S.  rp.  1776.) 

Coast  and  Geodetic  Survey  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Note.— The  charts,  coast  pilots,  and  tide  tables  of  the  Coast  and  Geodetic 
Survey  are  sold  at  the  office  of  the  Survey,  in  Washington,  and  also  by  one  or 
more  sales  agents  in  each  of  the  important  American  seaports.  The  monthly 
Notice  to  mariners  may  be  had  free  at  these  agencies,  at  all  United  States  cus- 
tom-houses, at  the  branch  hydrographic  offices  of  the  Navy  Department,  at 
United  States  consulates  in  "foreign  ports,  and  at  the  offieeof  the  Coast  and 
Geodetic  Survey. 

Charts- 
Hudson  and    East    rivers,  from  west   67th   street   to   Blackwells 

Island,  N.  Y.;  chart  3694.     Scale  1:10,000.     45.2X30  in.     50c 
Sal  line  Pass  and  Lake,  La.  and  Tex.;  chart  517.     Scale  1:40,000. 

41.2X24.9  in.     50c 


98  March,  1906 

Coast  and  Geodetic  Survey — Continued. 

Estimate  of  appropriation  [to  cover  expenses  now  met  by  Philippine 

government].     3  p.     (H.  doc.  604. ) 
Notice  to  mariners  335;  Feb.  1906.     11  1.  + 12-16  p.  4°     [Monthly.] 
Philippine  Islands,  notice  to  mariners  1  [1906] ;  Jan.  19,  1906.     1. 1-3. 

Same  2  [1906] ;  Feb.  13,  1906.     1.  4-6. 
Philippine  Islands  sailing  directions,  sec.   7,  supplement;   coast  of 

Palawan  and  adjacent  islands,  additions  and  corrections  to  Jan.  1, 

1906.     4  1. 

Commerce  and  Labor  Department: 

Note. — The  Department  of  Commerce  and  Labor  distributes  the  Consular  re- 
ports gratuitously.     For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 

Angel  Island,  Cal.  Estimate  of  appropriation  for  continuing  con- 
struction of  immigrant  station  on  Angel  Island,  San  Francisco. 
2  p.     (H.  doc.  611.) 

Baltimore,  Md.  Estimate  of  appropriation  for  establishment  of  Fort 
McHenry  Channel  range  lights.     2  p.      (H.  doc.  609.) 

Immigration.  Instructions  for  compilation  of  statistics  of  immigra- 
tion and  of  passenger  movement  at  United  States  ports.  7  p.  4° 
(Dept.  circular  109.) 

Light-House  Board.  Estimate  of  appropriation  for  relief  light-vessel 
for  12th  district.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  620. ) 

Mexico.     Report  on  trade  conditions  in  Mexico.    40  p.     (S.  doc.  246.) 

6-35074  3 

Mississippi  River  Southwest  Pass.  Estimate  of  appropriation  for 
dwellings  for  keepers  of  Southwest  Pass  light.  2  p.  (H.  doc. 
607. ) 

New  York  Harbor.  Estimate  of  appropriation  for  lighting  Ambrose 
Channel.  New  York  Bay.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  61  _ 

Otter  Island,  Me.  Estimate  of  appropriation  for  light  and  fog-signal 
station  on  island.     2  p.       H.  doc.  5S8. ) 

Papers.  List  of  useless  papers  in  tiles  of  Department.  4  p.  (H.  doc. 
608.) 

Passenger  movement.  Order  transferring  work  of  compiling  certain 
statistics  of  passenger  movement  at  ports  of  Dnited  States  from 
Bureau  of  Statistics  to  Bureau  of  Immigration.  1  p.  4"  Dept 
circular  108. ) 

Printing.  Regulations  regarding  printing  and  binding.  6  p.  (Dept. 
circular  111.) 

Rafts.  Drafts  of  bills  regulating  navigation  of  rafts  in  tow.  2  p. 
(H.  doc.  643.) 

Reports  of  Department.  1905.     660  p.     (H.  doc.  7.) 

Shipping.  Repeal  of  see.  4136.  Revised  statutes,  relating  to  admis- 
sion to  registry  of  repaired  foreign  wrecks.  1  p.  4"  (Dept.  cir- 
cular 110.) 

Superior,  Wis.  Estimate  of  appropriation  for  Superior  pierhead 
range  lights.     2  p.     (  H.  doc.  614. ) 

Tompkinsville,  N.  Y.  Estimate  of  appropriation  for  Staten  Island 
light-house  depot.     2  p.       H.  doc.  569.) 

Commerce  Committee  i  Senate) : 
Columbia  River — 

Report  amending  S.  5183,  to  authorize  bridge  across  river  between 
Douglas  and  Kittitas  counties,  Wash.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  2002.) 


March,  1906  99 

Commerce  Committee — Continued. 

Columbia  River — Continued. 

Report  amending  S.  5182,  to  authorize  bridge  across  river  between 
Franklin  and  Benton  counties.  Wash.     1  p.     (8.  rp.  2003.) 

Delaware  Bay.  Report  amending  S.4  7,  to  establish  additional  aids 
to  navigation  in  Delaware  Bay  and  River.     2  p.      |  B.  rp.  I 

Hampton  Roads.  Report  favoring  S.  4774.  relating  to  movements 
and  anchorage  of  vessels  in  Hampton  Roads,  harbors  of  Norfolk 
and  Newport  News,  and  adjacent  waters.  Va.     1  p        8  rp.  1425. ) 

Lake  Erie  and  Ohio  River  Ship  Canal.     Report  amending  H.  14396, 
to  incorporate  [company].     13 p.       >.  rp.  1 
.  Licenses.     Report  favoring  S    4886,  to  simplify  issue  of  enrollments 
and  licenses  of  vessels  of  United  .States.     3  p.     |  S.  rp.  15S3.) 

Mississippi  River.     Report  favoring  S.  4726,  permitting  dam  across 
river  at  or  near  Pike  Rapids.  Morrison  County.  Minn.     1  p. 
rp.  1585. 

Missouri  River.     Report  amending  S.  5184,  to  authorize  bridge  across 
river  between  Walworth  and  Dewey  counties.  S.  Dak.     1  p. 
rp.  1999. 

Neahbay.  Wash.  Report  amending  by  substitute  S.  5026.  for  life- 
saving  station  at  i  >r  near  Neah  Bay  and  for  lst-class  ocean-going  tug 
to  be  used  in  connection  therewith.     5  p.     i  S.  rp.  19 

New  Orleans.  La.  Report  favoring  S.  411.  to  extend  limits  of  port  of 
entry  of  New  Orleans.     1  p.       S.  rp.  2187 

Pilots.     Report   favoring    -  :  >  remove   discriminations  against 

American  Railing  vessels  in  coasting  trade.     5  p.       S.  rp.  1780.) 

Rainy  River.  Minn.  Report  amending  S.  4S25.  for  bridge  across 
river.     1  p.       S.  rp.  1787 

St.  Marys  River.     Report  favoring  S.  4925.  to  amend  act  relat:::_  I 
anchorage  and  movements  of  vessels  in  river.    2-.        S.  rj      584 

Snake  River- 
Report  amending  s.  5211,  to  authorize  bridg  -  river  at  or 

near  Lewiston,  Idaho.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  20 
Report  amending  S.  5181,  to  authorize  bridge  across  river  1> 

Whitman  and  Columbia  counties.  Wash.     1  p.       S.  rp.  2004.) 

Tonnage  taxes.  Report  favoring  S  488J  relating  to  tonnage-tax  ex- 
emptions.    2  p.       S.  rp.  17s-".. 

Yellowstone  River.  Mont.  Report  amending  S.  5204,  to  authorize 
bridge  or  bridges  across  river.     1  p.      i .  S.  rp.  2001. 

Comptroller  of  Currency    Treasury  Departmei.' 

Bulletin  672-675;  Mar.  5-l'h.  1906.     4      [Weekly.] 
Conference  Committees    Congress  : 

Consuls.     Conference  report  on  S.  1345.  for  reorganization  of  consu- 
lar service.     3  p.       H.  rp.  268 
Indian  Territory — 

Conference  report  in  regard  to  H.  5976.  for  final  disposition  of 
affairs  of  Five  Civilized  Tribes  in  Territory.      B  ]  S.  doc. 

_ 
Conference  report  on  H.  5976,  for  final  disposition  of  affairs  of 
Five   Civilized   Tribes   in   Territory.     12  p.     iH.    rp.   2347 
[Same  as  Senate  document  269,  with  Statement  of  managers 
on  part  of  H 


100  March,  1906 

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Congressional  record,   59th  Congress,   1st  session,  v.  40,  nos.  60-83; 
Mar.  1-31,  1906.     p.  3257-4672,  4°      f 

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Same,  7,  [to]  nos.  67-77,  Mar.  12-24,  1906.     83  4-119  p.  4° 
Private  [act]  483-1279;  approved  Mar.  7-26,  1906.     Each  1  p. 
Public  [act]  29-72;  approved  Mar.  3-29,  1906— 

Agricultural  experiment  stations.     For  increased  annual  appropri- 
ation for  stations.     No.  47.     2  p. 
Alabama.     To  reclassify  public  lands  of  Alabama.     No.  68.     1  p. 
Arkansas  River.      To  authorize  bridge  across  river  at  Pine  Bluff 

[Ark.].     No.  32.     2  p. 
Battle  Mountain  Sanitarium  Reserve.     To  set  apart  lands  in  South 

Dakota  to  be  known  as  Battle  Mountain  Sanitarium  Reserve. 

Xo.  62.     2  p. 
Bridges.     To   regulate   construction  of    bridges   over    navigable 

waters.     No.  65.     3  p. 
Calumet   River.     To  amend    act    authorizing    Kensington    and 

Eastern  Railroad  Company  to  construct  bridge  across  river  [so 

as  to  extend  time].     No.  33.     1  p. 
Carnegie  Foundation  for  Advancement  of  Teaching.     To  incor- 
porate Carnegie  Foundation.     No.  42.     3  p. 
Colville  Reservation.  Wash.     To  authorize  sale  and  distribution  of 

surplus  or  unallotted  lands  of  reservation.     No.  61.     3  p. 
Confederates.     For  marking  of  graves  of  soldiers  and  sailors  of 

Confederate  armv  and  navv  who  died  in  northern  prisons. 

No.  38.     1  p. 
Cumberland  River — 

To  amend  act  authorizing  bridge  across  river  at  or  near 
Carthage,  Tenn.  [so  as  to  extend  time].     No.  34.     1  p. 

To  authorize  Cairo  and  Tennessee  River  Railroad  Company  to 
construct  bridge  across  river.     No.  40.     2  p. 
Custer  County,  Mont.    For  relief  of  county.     No.  67.     1  p. 
Delaware  River.     To  authorize  Pennsylvania  Railroad  Company 

and  Pennsylvania  and  Newark  Railroad  Company  to  construct 

bridge  across  river.     No.  48.     2  p. 
District  of  Columbia — 

Authorizing  commissioners  of  District  to  make  regulations 
respecting  public  hay  scales.     No.  55.     1  p. 

Authorizing  commissioners  of  District  to  make  regulations 
respecting  rights  of  fish  wharf.     No.  54.     1  p. 

Making  it  a  misdemeanor  in  District  to  abandon  or  willfully 
neglect  to  provide  for  support  and  maintenance  of  wife  or 
minor  children  in  destitute  circumstances.     No.  66.     2  p. 


Makch,  1906  101 

Congress — Continued. 

Public  [act]  29-72— Continued. 

District  of  Columbia — Continued. 

To  change  name  of  portion  of  T  street  to  California  street. 

No.  31.     1  p. 
To  create  Juvenile  Court  in  District.     No.  56.     7  p. 
To  prevent  unlawful  wearing  of  badge  or  insignia  of  G.  A.  R. 

or  other  soldier  organizations.     No.  45.     1  p. 
To  require  fire  escapes  in  certain  buildings  in  District.     No. 
53.     3  p. 

Homestead.  To  validate  certain  certificates  of  soldiers'  additional 
homestead  right.     No.  29.     1  p. 

Indians.  For  issuance  of  patents  for  lands  allotted  to  Indians 
under  Moses  agreement  of  July  7,  1883.     No.  37.     1  p. 

Jicarilla  Apache  Reservation.  Authorizing  sale  of  timber  on 
reservation  for  benefit  of  Indians  belonging  thereto.  No.  71. 
lp. 

Kiowa  and  Comanche  Reservation.  For  town  sites  and  sale  of 
lots  within  common  lands  of  Kiowa,  Comanche,  and  Apache 
Indians  in  Oklahoma.     No.  60.     1  p. 

La  Plata  County,  Colo.  Leasing  and  demising  certain  lands  in 
county  to  P.  F.  U.  Rubber  Company.     No.  69.     2  p. 

Lawton,  Okla.  To  amend  act  to  amend  act  to  supplement  exist- 
ing laws  relating  to  disposition  of  lands  approved  Mar.  3,  1901 
[so  as  to  authorize  further  expenditure  of  county  funds  for 
municipal  improvements  at  Lawton].     No.  44.     1  p. 

McAlester,  Ind.  T.  To  consolidate  South  McAlester  and  Mc- 
Alester.     No.  72.     1  p. 

Minnesota.  To  sell  to  Minnesota  certain  land  in  county  of  Da- 
kota.    No.  58.     1  p. 

Mississippi  River — 

Extending  time  for  construction  of  dam  across  river  author- 
ized by  act  approved  Mar.  12,  1904.     No.  63.     1  p. 
To  authorize  bridge  between  Fort  Snelling  Reservation  and  St. 
Paul,  Minn.     No.  50.     2  p. 

Negotiable  paper.  To  amend  sec.  3646,  Revised  statutes,  as 
amended  [relative  to  issue  of  duplicate  checks  by  disbursing 
officers,  so  as  to  remove  limitation  of  value].     No.  64.     1  p. 

Nome,  Alaska.  To  sell  coal  [at  Fort  Davis  to  citizens  of  Nome]. 
No.  41.     1  p. 

Perdido  River.  To  authorize  commissioners'  court  of  Baldwin 
Count v,  Ala.,  to  construct  bridge  across  river  at  Waters  Ferry. 
No.  59.     2  p. 

Red  Lake  River.  Permitting  dam  across  river  at  or  near  junction 
[with]  Black  River  in  Red  Lake  County,  Minn.     No.  49.     2  p. 

St.  Francis  River.  To  authorize  Madison  Bridge  Company  to  con- 
struct bridge  across  river  in  St.  Francis  County,  Ark.,  at  or 
near  Madison.     No.  70.     2  p. 

Stanley  County,  S.  Dak.  To  lease  land  in  county  for  buffalo  pas- 
ture.    No.  43.     1  p. 

Steamboats.  To  amend  sec.  4400,  Revised  statutes  [as  amended], 
relating  to  inspection  of  [foreign]  steam  vessels.     No.  51.    2  p. 

Tennessee  River— 

To  authorize  Cairo  and  Tennessee  River  Railroad  Company  to 
construct  bridge  across  river.     No.  39.     2  p. 


102  Makch,  1906 

Congress — Continued. 

Public  [act]  29-72— Continued. 
Tennessee  River — Continued. 

To  authorize  dams  and   power  stations  on  river  at  Muscle 
Shoals,  Ala.     No.  35.     2  p. 
Tug  Fork.     To  authorize  William  Smith  to  bridge  Tug  Fork  of 

Big  Sandy  River  near  Williamson,  W.  Va.     No.  52.     2  p. 
Washita  Countv,  Okla.     Legalizing:  removal  of  countv  seat.     No. 

30.     1  p. 
Wyoming.     Extending  public-land  laws  to  certain  lands  in  Wyo- 
ming.    No.  57.     1  p. 
Yakima  Reservation,  Wash.     Authorizing  disposition  of  surplus 
and  allotted  lands  on  reservation  which  can  be  irrigated  un- 
der act  of  June  17,  1902.     No.  36.     3  p. 
Yellowstone  forest  reserve.     To  extend  provisions  of  homestead 
laws  to  certain  lands  in  forest  reserve.     No.  46.     1  p. 
Public  [joint]  resolution  7-12;  approved  Mar.  2-28,  1906 — 

Alaska.     Authorizing  assignment  of  pay  of  teachers  and  other 

employees  of  Bureau  of  Education  in  Alaska.     No.  10.    1  p. 
Indian  Territory.    Extending  tribal  existence  and  government  of 

Five  Civilized  Tribes  in  Territory.     No.  7.     1  p. 
Interstate  Commerce  Commission — 

Amending  joint  resolution  instructing  commission  to  make 
examinations  into  subject  of  railroad  discriminations  and 
monopolies  [in  coal  and  oil]  and  report  from  time  to  time. 
No.  11.     1  p. 
Instructing  commission  to  make  examinations  into  subject  of 
railroad  discriminations  and   monopolies   in  coal  and  oil 
and  report  from  time  to  time.     No.  8.     2  p. 
Niagara  Falls.    For  report  upon  preservation  of  falls.    No.  9.    1  p. 
Wind  River  Reservation.     Extending  time  for  opening  to  entry 
unalloted  lands  on  ceded  portion  of  Shoshone  or  Wind  River 
Reservation,  Wyo.     No.  12.     1  p. 
Sheep-bound  reserve — 

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Statues  of  Sam   Houston  and   Stephen   F.  Austin,  proceedings  on 
acceptance.     143  p.  pi.  large  8°  6-35064/4 

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Court  of  Claims: 

Abigail,  sloop.  Conclusions  of  law  and  fact  in  French  spoliation 
cases  relating  to  sloop,  Silas  Jones,  master.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  638.) 

Bristersburg,  Ya.  Findings  in  case  of  [trustees  of]  Zoar  Baptist 
Church,  Bristersburg.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  291.) 


March,  1906  103 

Court  of  Claims — Continued. 

Bristol,  .ship.     Conclusions  of  law  and  fact  in  French  spoliation      -   - 

relating  to  ship,  Edward  Smith,  master.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  6  " 
Brothers,  schooner.     Conclusions  of  law  and  fact  in  French  spolia- 
tion cases  relating  to  schooner,  James  Vinson,  master.     3  p.     (EL 
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Citv,  Samuel  G.  Findings  in  case  of  Charles  Schroeder.  administra- 
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Clarksville,  Tenn.  Findings  in  case  of  trustees  of  Cumberland  Pres- 
byterian Church.  Clarksville.     2  p.     (8.  doe.  2S1.) 

Clifton,  Tenn.  Findings  in  case  of  trustees  of  Cumberland  Presby- 
terian Church,  Clifton.     2  p.     [8.  doc.  272. 

Cumberland  University.  Findings  in  case  of  Cumberland  Univer- 
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Donato,  Bellot  A.  Findings  in  ca-e  of  Nicaise  Lemelle,  administrator 
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Dranesville,  Va.  Findings  in  case  of  trustees  of  Libertv  Church, 
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Eleanor,  brig.     Conclusions  of  law  and  fact  in  French  spoliation 
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Fauquier  County,  Va.  Findings  in  case  of  [trustees  of]  Broad  Run 
Baptist  Church,  Fauquier  County.     2  p.     (8.  doc.  290.) 

Flora,  sloop.  Conclusions  of  law  and  fact  in  French  spoliation  cases 
relating  to  sloop,  Francis  Bourn,  master.     4  p.     (H.  doc.  656.) 

Fredericksburg.  Va.  Findings  in  case  of  trustees  of  Fredericksburg 
Baptist  Church,  Fredericksburg.     2  p.     (8.  doc.  283.) 

Jacksonville,  Fla.  Findings  in  case  of  rector,  wardens,  and  vestry  of 
St.  John's  Church,  Jacksonville.     2  p.     i  S.  doc.  2S 

Joins.  John.  Findings  in  case  of  Mary  T.  Sweeting,  heir  of  Joins. 
2  p.     (  S.  doc.  284. ) 

Kernstown,  Va.  Findings  in  case  of  trustees  of  Methodist  Episcopal 
Church  South,  Kernstown.     2  p.     |  S.  doc.  27 

Lewis,  Emma  S.  Findings  in  case  of  Emma  Jones  and  Leon  Lewis, 
heirs  of  Emma  S.  Lewis.     2  p.     (EL  doc.  640. ) 

Liberty,  ship.  Conclusions  of  law  and  fact  in  French  spoliation 
cases  relating  to  ship,  William  Caldwell,  master.  2  p.  (H.  doc. 
639.) 

McConnell.  Rufus  S.  Findings  in  case  of  Fred  B.  McConnell,  heir 
of  Rufus  S.  McConnell.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  295. ) 

Marsh.  E.  T.  T.     Findings.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  294.) 

Marshall,  Va.  Findings  in  case  of  [trustees  of]  Presbvterian  Church, 
Marshall.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  2S2.) 

Middletown.  Va.  Findings  in  case  of  trustees  of  Mount  Zion  Metho- 
dist Episcopal  Church.  Colored,  Middletown.    2  p.     (S.  doc.  -- 

Pamela,  brig.  Conclusions  of  law  and  fact  in  French  spoliation  cases 
relating  to  brig,  Samuel  Colby,  master.     4  p.     (H.  doc.  570.) 

Plunkett.  Thomas  S.  Findings  in  case  of  John  T.  Plunkett,  heir  of 
Thomas  S.  Plunkett.     2  p.     (8.  doc.  293.) 

St.  Andrews  Lodge  IS.  F.  A.  M..  Cvnthiana.  Kv.  Findings  in  case 
of  lodge.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  624.) 

Speed,  Warren  F.  Findings  in  case  of  John  M.  Speed,  heir  of  War- 
ren F.  Speed.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  642.) 

Stafford  County.  Va.  Findings  in  case  of  trustees  of  Hartwood  Pres- 
byterian Church,  Stafford  County.     2  p.     (8.  doc.  239.) 


104  March,  1906 

Court  of  Claims — Continued. 

Stephens  City,  Va.     Findings  in  case  of  trustees  of  Trinity  Lutheran 

Church,  Stephens  City.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  274.) 
Suffolk,  Va.     Findings  in  case   of  trustees  of  Methodist   Episcopal 

Church  South,  Suffolk.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  273.) 
Summersville,  W.  Va.     Findings  in  case  of  trustees  of  St.  John's 

Catholic  Church,  Summersville.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  241.) 
Swick,  M.  T.     Findings.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  287.) 
Union,  schooner.     Conclusions  of  law  and  fact  in  French  spoliation 

cases  relating  to  schooner,  Micajah  Lunt,  master.     3  p.      (H.  doc. 

636.) 
"Washington  College.     Findings  in  case  of  trustees  of  Washington 

College,  Tenn.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  635. ) 

District  of  Columbia: 

Anacostia  River.     Letter  relating  to  inquiry  as  to  improvement  of 

Anacostia  flats.     1  p.     (H.  doc.  616.) 
Chesapeake  and  Potomac  Telephone  Company.    Report  for  [calendar] 

year  1905.     [2d  edition.]     2  p.     (H.  doc.  563.) 
Commissioners.     Report,  1905.     v.  4,  391  p.  pi.  map.     (H.  doc.  8.) 

[This  is  the  report  of  the  Board  of  Education  of  the  District.] 
Electrical  department.     Estimate  of  appropriation  for  department. 

2  p.      (H.  doc.  566. ) 
Excise  board.     Report  for  vear  ending  Oct.  31,  1905.     2  p.     (H.  doc. 

583.) 
Garbage.     Estimate  of  [deficiency]  appropriation  for  collection  and 

disposal  of  garbage,  ashes,  etc.     3  p.     (H.  doc.  625.) 
Harbor  boat.     Estimate  of  appropriation  for  repair  of  patrol  and 

harbor  boat.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  578. ) 
Health  department.     Report  of  health  officer,  1905.     202  p.  maps, 

tab.     *Cloth,  90c 
Playgrounds.      Estimate  of  appropriation   for  playgrounds.     2  p. 

(H.  doc.  579.) 

District  of  Columbia  Committee  (House): 

Automobiles.  Report  submitting  H.  16384,  regulating  speed  of  auto- 
mobiles in  District,  as  substitute  for  H.  12310.  3  p.  (H.  rp. 
2170.) 

Congressional  Cemetery.  Report  amending  H.  5972,  granting  right 
to  sell  burial  sites  in  Washington  to  vestry  of  Washington  parish 
for  benefit  of  cemetery.     5  p.     (H.  rp.  2223.) 

Corporations.  Report  amending  S.  1244,  to  amend  code  of  law  for 
District  [as  amended]  relating  to  corporations.  2  p.  (H.  rp. 
2114.) 

Crematory.  Report  favoring  H.  14578,  for  public  crematorium  in 
District.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  2565.) 

Dairying.  Report  submitting  H.  16944,  to  amend  code  of  law  for 
District  [so  as  to  protect  dairvmen  in  use  of  their  bottles  and  cans], 
as  substitute  for  H.  356.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  2401.) 

Edes  Home.  Report  favoring  S.  4046,  to  incorporate  home.  4  p. 
(H.  rp.  2475.) 

Great  Council  of  United  States  of  Improved  Order  of  Red  Men.  Re- 
port favoring  S.  3292,  to  incorporate  council.     1  p.      (H.  rp.  2488.) 

Juvenile  Court.  Report  amending  S.  51,  to  create  Juvenile  Court  in 
District.     13  p.     (H.  rp.  2169.) 


March,  1906  105 

District  of  Columbia  Committee  (House) — Continued. 

Police  Department,  Metropolitan.  Report  submitting  H.  10484,  to 
amend  act  relating  to  metropolitan  police  of  District,  as  substitute 
for  H.  117  and  12321.     10  p.     (H.  rp.  2182. ) 

Streets — 

Report  favoring  H.  15740,  amending  act  for  extension  of  M  street 
east  of  Bladensburg  road  [as  to  awards  for  damages  and  assess- 
ments for  benefits].     3  p.     (H.  rp.  2404.) 
Report  favoring  S.  2623,  for  extension  of  Euclid  street,  D.  C.     1  p. 

(H.  rp.  2348.) 
Report  favoring  H.  14582,  for  removal  of  snow  and  ice  from  side- 
walks of  District.     5  p.     (H.  rp.  2116.) 
Union  station.     Report  amending  H.  9329,  to  amend  act  for  union 

station  in  District.     3  p.     (H.  rp.  2563.) 
Washington  Market    Company.       Report  amending  H.    15441,    to 
amend  act  permitting  company  to  lav  conduit  and  pipes  across  7th 
street  west.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  2403.) 

District  of  Columbia  Committee  (Senate): 

Coal.  Report  favoring  H.  4470,  to  amend  act  for  sealer  and  assistant 
sealer  of  weights  and  measures  in  District  [relative  to  sale  of  coal]. 
2  p.     (S.  rp.  1435. 1 

Insane.  Report  favoring  S.  4426,  to  amend  code  of  law  for  District 
relating  to  insane  criminals  [so  as  to  provide  for  determination  of 
question  of  insanity  of  defendant  tried  under  an  information]. 
2  p.     (S.  rp.  1431.) 

Masonic  and  Eastern  Star  Home.  Report  favoring  H.  13842,  to 
amend  act  to  incorporate  Eastern  Star  Home  for  District  [so  as  to 
change  name  and  management].     3  p.     (S.  rp.  1432.) 

Nonsupport.  Report  favoring  H.  14515,  similar  to  S.  4303,  making 
it  a  misdemeanor  in  District  to  abandon  or  willfully  neglect  to 
provide  for  support  and  maintenance  of  wife  or  minor  children  in 
destitute  circumstances.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  1498. ) 

Pharmacy.  Report  amending  H.  8997,  to  regulate  practice  of  phar- 
macy and  sale  of  poisons  in  District.     8  p.     (S.  rp.  2155.) 

Police  Department,  Metropolitan.  Report  favoring  H.  14813,  similar 
to  S.  4369,  to  amend  act  to  amend  act  relating  to  metropolitan 
police  of  District  [as  to  beneficiaries  of  policemen's  and  firemen's 
fund].     2  p.     (S.  rp.  1436.) 

Poultrv.  Report  amending  S.  4982,  relating  to  sale  of  poultrv  in 
District.     6  p.     (S.  rp.  1991.) 

Property.  Report  favoring  H.  11275,  similar  to  S.  2877,  increasing 
penalty  for  certain  offenses  in  District.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  1796.) 

Schools.  Report  amending  S.  1243,  for  compulsory  education  in 
District.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  1430.) 

Streets- 
Report  adverse  to  S.  1887,  similar  to  H.  12614,  to  restore  name  of 

California  avenue  in  Washington.  1  p.  (S.  rp.  1520.) 
Report  amending  S.  3482,  for  paving  of  Florida  avenue  between 
P  and  Q  streets  northwest,  Washington,  D.  C.  2  p.  (S.  rp. 
1798.) 
Report  favoring  amendment  to  H.  18198,  making  appropriations  for 
District,  1907,  for  paving  Massachusetts  avenue  from  Sheridan 
circle  to  Decatur  street.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  1523.) 

Washington  Market  Company.  Report  amending  S.  4833,  to  amend 
act  permitting  company  to  lay  conduit  pipes  across  7th  street 
west,     2  p.      (S.  rp.  1797.) 


106  March,  1906 

District  of  Columbia  Committee  (Senate) — Continued. 

Weights  and  measures.  Report  favoring  H.  4463,  to  amend  act  for 
sealer  and  assistant  sealer  of  weights  and  measures  in  District 
[relative  to  bond  of  sealer].     2  p.     (S.  rp.  1416.) 

Education  and  Labor  Committee  (Senate): 

Training  in  speech  of  young  deaf  children,  statement  of  Mary  S.  Gar- 
rett before  committee  [Mar.  16,  1906],  in  support  of  S.  4911.    13  p. 

Elections  Committee,  No.  1  (House): 

Report  on  election  case  of  Anthony  Michalek.  from  5th  district  of 
Illinois,  submitting  H.  R.  357,  that  he  is  entitled  to  seat.  7  p. 
(H.  rp.  2117.) 

Elections  Committee,  No.  3  (House): 

Report  on  contest  of  Iaukea  v.  Kalanianaole,  from  Hawaii,  submit- 
ting H.  R.  378,  that  Curtis  P.  Iaukea  was  not  elected  Delegate, 
and  H.  R.  379,  that  Jonah  K.  Kalanianaole  is  entitled  to  seat. 
6  p.     (H.  rp.  2651.) 

Engineer  Department  (War  Department): 

Note. — For  divisions  under  this  bureau,  see  names  of  divisions. 
Arthur  Kill,  N.  Y.  and  N.  J.     Report  of  examination  of  Arthur  Kill 

and  Piles  Creek.     5  p.     (H.  doc.  591.) 
Brunswick,  Ga.     Reports  of  examination  and  survey  of  harbor.     26  p. 

maps.     (H.  doc.  407.)  6-35081/4 

Cape  Fear  River,  N.  C.     Report  of  examination  of  river  at  and  below 

Wilmington.     9  p.     (H.  doc.  545. ) 
Cheboygan,  Mich.     Report  of  examination,  with  estimate  of  cost  of 

improvement,  of  harbor.     10  p.     (H.  doc.  537.) 
Circular  9  [1906];  Mar.  16,  1906.     1  p.  12° 
Duwamish   River,  Wash.     Reports  of  examination  and  survey  of 

river.     11  p.     (H.  doc.  590.) 
Fernandina,  Fla.     Reports  of  examination  and  survey  of  harbor.     11 

p.  map.     (H.  doc.  388.) 
General  orders  3-5  [1906];  Mar.  9-21,  1906.     Each  1  p.  12° 
Hamburg,  111.     Reports  of  examination  and  survey  of  Mississippi 

River  at  Hamburg  Bay.     9  p.     (H.  doc.  577. ) 
Monterey,  Cal.     Reports  of  examination  and  survey  of  harbor.     14  p. 

(H.  doc.  557.) 
Norfolk,  Va. — 

Report  of  examination  of  harbor  from  deep  water  in  Hampton 
Roads  to  navy-yard.     10  p.  map.     (H.  doc.  381.)       6-35083/4 

Report  of  examination  of  3  branches  of  Elizabeth  River  at  Norfolk 

Harbor.     8  p.  map.     (H.  doc.  373.)  6-35082/4 

North  Haven,  Me.     Report  of  examination  of   harbor.     4  p.     ( H. 

doc.  547.) 
Pawtuxet,  R.  I.     Report  of  examination  of  Pawtuxet  Cove,  or  Har- 
bor.    4  p.     (H.  doc.  603.) 
Petaluma  Creek,  Cal.     Reports  of  examination  and  survey  of  creek. 

10  p.  map.     (H.  doc.  387.) 
Rehoboth,  Del.     Report  of  examination,  with  estimate  of  cost,  for 

construction  of  bridges   [near  Rehoboth  and  Oceanview,  Del.] 

across  inland  waterway  between  Chincoteague  Bay,  Va.,  and  Dela- 
ware Bay.     12  p.  maps.     (H.doc.  538. ) 
Special  orders  8-11  [1906];  Mar.  2-23,  1906.     Each  1  p.  12° 


March,  1906  107 

Engineer  Department — Continued. 

Teche,  Bavou,  La.     Report  of  survey  of  bayou.     13  p.  map.     (H.doc. 

527.) 
Willapa  River,  Wash.     Reports  of  examination  and  survey  of  river 
[from  Southbend  to  Raymond].     6  p.  map.      (H.  doc.  477. ) 

Entomology  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department): 
Circular — 

42,  2d  series,  4th  edition,  How  to  control  San  Jose  scale.     8  p. 
71,  revision  of  circular  35,  House  flies.     9  p.  il.  Agr  6-363/2 

Equipment  Bureau  (Navy  Department): 

Note. — For  divisions  under  this  bureau,  see  names  of  divisions. 
Catalogue  of  ship's  and  crew's  libraries  of  U.  S.  S.  Constellation.     60 

p.  12° 
Coal  notice  for  foreign  ports.     [4]  p.  f° 

Estimate  of  deficiency  appropriation  for  coal  and  [its]  transportation. 
3p,     (H.doc.  574.) 

Experiment  Stations  Office  (Agriculture  Department): 

Experiment  station  record,  v.  17,  no.  7;  Mar.  1906.     p.  625-724,  il. 

pi.     *Paper,  $1.00  a  vol.  (12  nos.) 
Experiment  station  work,  v.   2,   no.  13.     p.  337-364,  il.     [Same  as 

Farmers'  bulletin  244.]  Agr  6-580/2 

List  of  publications  of  office  on  food  and  nutrition  of  man;  corrected 

to  Mar.  1,  1906.     14  p. 

List  of  station  publications  received  bv  office  during  Jan.  and  Feb. 
1906.     8  p.      [Bimonthly.] 

Fisheries  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Note.— The  Bureau  supplies  gratuitously  those  of  its  publications  which  are 
in  print. 

Nemerteans  of  Hawaiian  Islands  collected  by  steamer  Albatross  in 
1902.     p.  975-986,  il.  pi.  large  8° 

Statistical  bulletin  177,  Statement  of  quantities  and  values  of  certain 
fishery  products  landed  at  Boston  and  Gloucester,  Mass.,  by 
American  fishing  vessels,  Feb.  1906.     1  p.  oblong  8° 

Fisheries  Committee  (Senate): 

Report  amending  S.  4236,  to  establish  fish-cultural  station  in  Ne- 
braska.    1  p.  ~  (S.  rp.  1721.) 

Foreign  Affairs  Committee  (House): 

Consulates.  Report  amending  H.  R.  348,  calling  for  reports  made 
by  Herbert  H.  D.  Peirce  of  inspection  of  United  States  con- 
sulates in  the  Orient.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  2168.) 

Consuls.  Report  amending  S.  1345,  for  reorganization  of  consular 
service.     29  p.     (H.  rp.  2281.) 

Foreign  Mail  Service  (Post-Office  Department): 

Schedule  of  steamers  appointed  to  convey  mails  to  foreign  countries 
during  Apr.  1906.     1  p.  narrow  f°     [Monthly.] 

Foreign  Relations  Committee  (Senate): 

Report  amending  S.  4805,  to  prohibit  aliens  from  taking  or  gat  her 
ing  sponges  in  waters  of  United  States.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  1575.) 

Forest  Reservations  and  Protection  of  Game  Committee  (Senate) : 

Grand  Canon  forest  reserve.  Report  favoring  S.  2732,  for  protection 
of  wild  animals  in  Grand  Canyon  forest  reserve.  2  p.  (S.  rp. 
1586. ) 

9645— No.  135—06 2 


108  March,  1906 

Forest  Reservations  and  Protection  of  Game  Committee — Cont'd. 
Niagara  Falls.     Report  favoring  H.  J.  R.  83,  similar  to  S.  J.  R.  24, 
for  report  upon  preservation  of  falls.     8  p.     (S.  rp.  1611.) 

Forest  Service  (Agriculture  Department): 

Bulletin  68,  Working  plan  for  forest  lands  in  central  Alabama.     71 
p.  pi.  maps.     *Paper,  10c  Agr  6-323/2 

Circular  22,  4th  revision,  Practical  assistance  to  tree  planters.     4  p. 

Agr  6-365/2 
Classified  list  of  publications  available  for  distribution  Mar.  10,  1906. 
[4]  p.  narrow  16° 
Same,  Mar.  30,  1906.      [4]  p.  narrow  16° 
Field  programme,  Mar.  1906.     10  p.     [Monthly  during  field  season.] 
Forest  planting  leaflet  11,  Black  locust.     3  p. 
Press  bulletin  113-117,  Mar.  3-22, 1906.     Each  1  p.  various  sizes. 

Geological  Survey  (Interior  Department): 

Note. — The  publications  of  the  United  States  Geological  Survey  consist  of 
annual  reports  (restricted  to  one  volume  each,  beginning  with  report  for  1902), 
bulletins,  Mineral  resources,  Professional  papers,  and  Water-supply  and  irri- 
gation papers,  which  are  intended  for  free  distribution;  and  maps,  Mono- 
graphs, and  folios  of  the  Geologic  atlas  and  the  Topographic  atlas  of  the 
United  States,  which  are  sold  at  prices  ranging  from  5c  to  $11.00  each.  A  i 
wholesale  rate  has  been  established  for  topographic  and  geologic  folios,  when- 
ever the  sum  transmitted  solely  for  folios  at  the  wholesale  price  amounts  to  at 
least  J5.10;  that  is,  a  discount  of  40  per  cent  will  be  given  whenever  34  or  more 
folios  that  sell  singly  for  25c,  or  their  equivalent  in  higher  priced  folios, 
are  ordered  at  one  time.  Address  the  Director  of  the  Geological  Survey,  , 
Washington. 

Building.     Report  on  question  of  building  for  survey.     6  p.     (H.  doc.  I 

621.) 
Bulletin   269,    Corundum    and    its   occurrence    and   distribution   in  : 
United  States.     175  p.  il.  pi.  maps.     *Paper,  15c 

Same.     (H.  doc.  202.)  GS  6-395/21 

Geologic  atlas  of  United  States,  folio  130,  Rico  folio,  Colo.     20  p.  pi.  ' 

maps,  large  4°    *Paper,  25c 

Monograph  32,  Atlas  to  geology  of  Yellowstone  National  Park.      27  j 
sheets,  large  4°    *Cloth,  $3;  75  1-9321 

Professional  paper— 

44,  Underground  water  resources  of  Long  Island,  N.  Y.     394  p.  il.  J 
pi.  maps,  4° 
Same.     (H.  doc.  200.)  GS  6-394/6] 

48,  Report  on  operations  of  coal-testing  plant  of  survey  at  Louisiana 
Purchase  Exposition,  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  1904,  pt.  1,  field  work,  • 
classification   of    coals,    chemical   work.     p.  1-300,   il.  pi.  I 
map,  4° 
Same.     (H.  doc.  490  [pt.  1].) 
Same,  pt.  2,  boiler  tests,     p.  301-979,  il.  pi.  4° 
Same.     (H.  doc.  490  [pt.  2]. )  GS  6-400/4 

Reclamation  Service— 

3d  annual  report  of  service,  [season  of]  1903-4.     2d  edition.     653 
p.  pi.  maps,  and  atlas. 
Same.     (H.  doc.  28,  58th  Cong.  3d  sess.) 
Draft  of  bill  to  authorize  lease  of  lands  [for  grazing  purposes]  and 
covering  of  proceeds  into  reclamation   fund.     5  p.     (H.  doc. 
661.) 


March,  1906  109 

Geological  Survey — Continued. 
Topographic  sheets — 

[Index  map  to]  topographic  maps  of — 

Appalachian   region,  in   Alabama,  Georgia,  Kentucky,  Mary- 
land, North  Carolina,  South  Carolina,  Tennessee,  Virginia, 
and  West  Virginia.     15  X  18.5  in.  folded  4° 
New  England.     15.6  X  9.1  in.  folded  4° 

New  York,  New  Jersey,  Pennsylvania,  Delaware,  and  Mary- 
land.    15.6  X  9.9  in.  folded  4° 
Utah  and  Arizona.     19.7  X  9.3  in.  folded  4° 
Water-supply  and  irrigation  paper — 

148,  Geology  and   water   resources   of  Oklahoma.     178  p.  il.  pi. 
maps.     *Paper,  20c 
Same.     (  H.  doc.  465. )  GS  6-398/3 

154,  Geology  and  water  resources  of  eastern  portion  of  Panhandle 
of  Texas.     64  p.  il.  pi.  maps.     *Paper,  10c 
Same.     (H.  doc.  .552.)  GS  6-399/3 

Government  Actuary  (Treasury  Department): 

Market  prices  and  investment  values  of  outstanding  securities 
[Feb.  1906].  2  p.  4°  (Treasury  Dept.  Dept.  circular  25,  1906. ) 
[Monthly.] 

Hydrographic  Office  (Equipment  Bureau,  Nayy  Department): 

Note. — The  charts,  sailing  directions,  etc.,  of  the  Hydrographic  Office  are 
sold  Oy  the  office  in  Washington  and  also  by  agents  at  the  principal  American 
and  foreign  seaports  and  American  lake  ports.  The  price  of  the  Catalogue  of 
charts,  plans,  sailing  directions,  and  other  publications  is  50c.  Copies  of  the 
Hydrographic  bulletin  and  Notice  to  mariners  are  supplied  free  on  applica- 
tion at  the  Hydrographic  Office  in  Washington  and  at  the  branch  offices  in 
Boston,  New  York,  Philadelphia,  Baltimore,  Norfolk.  Savannah,  New  Orleans, 
San  Francisco,  Portland  (Oreg.),  Port  Townsend,  Chicago,  Cleveland,  Buffalo, 
Sault  Ste.  Marie,  auu  Duluth. 

Charts — 

Gorce  Bay,  Senegal,  west  coast  of  Africa,  from  French  surveys 

between  1875  and   1892,  scale  naut.   m.  =2  in.;  with  insets, 

Dakar  Harbor,    scale  naut.  m.  =  5  in. ;    Bufisque  Anchorage, 

scale  naut.    m.  =3.5  in.;  chart  2250.     25.4  X  38.5,  8.8  X  10 ~1, 

and  7.6X11.1  in.     40c 
Luzon,   Northwest  part  of,  Aparri  to  Lingayen  Gulf,  from  latest 

information  [with  plans  of  harbors] ;  chart  2039.     Scale  naut. 

m.  =0.2  in.     38.3x27.6  in.     60c 
Mirs  Bay,  China,  south  coast,  from  British  surveys  between  1901 

and  1904;  chart  2217.     Scale  naut.  m.  =  2  in.*    26.2X39.6  in. 

50c 
Pilot  chart  of  north  Atlantic  Ocean,  Apr.  1906;  chart  1400.     Scale 

1°  long.  =0.27  in.     21  X  32  in.     [Monthly.]     10c 
Pilot  chart  of  north  Pacific  Ocean,  Apr.  1906;  chart  1401.     Scale 

1°  long.  =0.2  in.     20.7X35.3in.     [Monthly.]     10c 
Victoria  Harbor,  Labuan  Island,  Borneo,  from  British  survey  in 

1865;  chart  2306.     Scale  naut.  m.  =  6  in.     24.2  X  18.5  in.     20c 
Hydrographic  bulletin  862-865;  Mar.  7-28,  1906.     Each  1  p.  various 

sizes. 
List  of  lights  of  the  world;  v.  3,  west  coast  of  Africa  and  Europe  and 
Mediterranean  Sea,  including  Adriatic,  Black  Sea,  and  Sea  of  Azov; 
corrected  to  Jan.  1,  1906.     135  p.  4° 
Notice  to  mariners,  weekly,  9-13, 1906;  Mar.  3-31  [1906].     1.107-178. 


HO  March,  1906 

Hygienic   Laboratory     Public   Health  and   Marine-Hospital   Service, 
Treasury  Department): 
Bulletin  26,  <>n  stability  of  oxidasesand  their  conduct  toward  vari- 
ous reagents  [and  other  papers].    51  p.     *Paper,  5c 

Immigration  and  Naturalization  Committee  (House) : 

Hearings  before  committee,  Jan.  23-Mar.  <\  190H,  on  [H.  9964  and 
II.  10857]  to  establish  bureau  of  naturalization  and  for  uniform 
rule  for  naturalization  of  aliens  throughout  United  States,  and  on 
different  bills  referring  to  restricting  immigration.     171  p. 

Immigration  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Immigration  statement,  Feb.  1906.  l  p.  4°  [Monthly.  None  printed 
for  January,  although  hektograph  form  was  issued.  Previous 
numbers  will  lie  found  under  Statistics  Bureau,  with  title,  Alien 
arrivals  in  United  States.] 

Immigration  Committee  |  Senate  | : 

Report  amending  S.  4403,  to  amend  act  to  regulate  immigration  of 
aliens  into  United  States.     10  p.      (S.  rp.  2186.) 

Indian  Affairs  Committee  (House): 

California.      Report  amending  H.   16957,  to  purchase  and  improve 

lands  lor  Indians  in  California.     1  p.     (11.  rp.  2481.) 
Cherokee  Indians.     Report  amending  H.   15737,  to  empower  Court 

of  Claims  to  determine  value  of  certain  legal  services  to  Cherokee 

Indians  by  blood.      2  p.      i  II.  rp.  23:;7.  i 
Jicarilla  Apache  Reservation.     Report  amending  H.  15848,  authoriz- 
ing sale  of  timber  on  reservation  for  benefit  of  Indians  belonging 

thereto.     3  p.     (H.  rp.  2331.) 
Kiowa  and  Comanche  Reservation.     Report  amen  ing  H.  J.  R.  124, 

to  allot  lands  to  certain  Indians.     3  p.     (  H.  rp.  2482. ) 
Lower  Brule  Reservation,  S.  Dak. — 

Report  amending  by  substitute  S.  980,  to  authorize  sale  of  portion 
of  reservation.     3  p.      (H.  rp.  2737. ! 

Report  amending  H.   9306,   identical  with.   H.  380,  to  authorize 
sale  of  portion  of  reservation.     6  p.      (H.  rp.  2333.) 

Indian  Affairs  Committee  (Senate): 

Colville  Reservation,  Wash.  Report  favoring  S.  4229,  to  authorize 
sale  and  disposition  of  surplus  or  unallotted  lands  of  reservation, 
as  substitute  for  S.  3005  and  4230.     9  p.     (S.  rp.  1424. ) 

Indians.  Report  amending  H.  11946,  to  amend  act  for  allotment  of 
lands  in  severalty  to  Indians  and  to  extend  protection  of  laws  of 
United  States  and  Territories  over  Indians.  4  p.  (S.  rp.  1998.) 
•  Jocko  Reservation.  Report  favoring  H.  8461,  to  amend  act  for  sur- 
vey and  allotment  of  lands  within  Flathead  Reservation,  Mont., 
and  sale  and  disposal  of  surplus  lands  after  allotment,  as  amended. 
1  p.      (S.  rp.  1437. ) 

Lemhi  Reservation,  Idaho.  Report  favoring  amendment  to  H. 
15331,  making  appropriations  for  Indian  Department,  1907,  rela- 
tive to  sale  of  improvements  on  reservation.     12  p.     (S.  rp.  1423. ) 

McAlester,  Ind.  T.  Report  amending  H.  12S45,  to  consolidate  South 
McAlester  and  McAlester.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  1722.) 

Bantee  Indians.  Report  amending  S.  3895,  for  restoration  of  annui- 
ties to  Medawakanton  and  Wahpakoota,  [or]  Santee  [and  Flan- 
dreau],  Sioux  Indians  declared  forfeited  by  act  of  Feb.  16,  1863. 
58  p.     (S.  rp.  2178.) 


March,  1906  1 1 1 

Indian  Affairs  Committee  (Senate)— Continued. 

Shivwit  Indians.  Report  favoring  S.  4684,  to  sell  160  acres  of  land 
occupied  by  Shebit  Indians  in  Washington  County,  Utah,  to  Utah 

and  Eastern  Copper  Company.      1  p.      (S.  rp.  172 

Indian  Bureau  (Interior  Department): 

Chippewa  lands.  Estimate  of  appropriation  for  surveys  within 
[ceded]   Chippewa   [reservations]  in   Minnesota.     3  p.       S    doc 

268.) 

Choctaws.     Draft  of  item  for  incorporation  in  Indian  appropriation 

bill  of  certain  moneys  due  Choctaw  tribe.     3  p.     I  S.  doc.  I'll.;. ) 
Employees.     Estimate  of  appropriation  for  additional  clerks      4  i> 
(H.  doc.  602.) 

Grahams  Island.     Draft  of  bill  for  reservation  of  <  rrahams  Island,  in 

Devils  Lake,  N.  Dak.,  for  Turtle  Mountain   band  of  Chippewas 
3  p.      (H.  doc.  672. ) 

Northern  Cheyenne  Reservation.  Estimate  of  appropriation  for  pur- 
chase of  cattle  for  Northern  Cheyenne  Indians  at  Tongue  River 
Agency,  Mont.     3  p.      (H.  doc.  567. ) 

Round  Valley  Reservation,  Cal.  Estimate  of  appropriation  for  im- 
provement of  Mill  Creek  in  reservation.     3  p.     ( li.  dor.  .".71. ) 

Sandeval,  Navaho  Indian.  Estimate  of  appropriation  for  [payment 
fo  Sandeval].     3  p.     (S.  doc.  266.) 

Seminoles.  Estimate  of  appropriation  for  fulfilling  treaty  stipula- 
tions with  Seminole  Indians.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  610.) 

Insular  Affairs  Bureau  ( War  Department  | : 

Monthly  summary  of  commerce  of  Philippine  Islands,  Oct.  1905;  no. 
4,  series  1905-06.     p.  324-132,  4° 
Same,  Nov.  1905;  no.  5,  series  1905-06.     p.  434-544.  4° 
Interior  Department: 

Note. — The  decisions  of  the  Department  of  the  Interior  in  pension  cases  are 
issued  in  slips  and  in  signatures,  and  the  decisions  in  land  cases  are  issued 
in  signatures,  both  being  published  later  in  bound  volumes  at  prices  ranging 
from  81.05  to  81.45  per  volume.  Subscribers  may  deposit  SI. 00  in  the  Depart- 
ment and  receive  the  contents  of  a  volume  of  the  decisions  of  either  kind 
in  separate  parts  as  they  are  issued.  Fur  bureaus  under  this  Department,  Bee 
names  of  bureaus. 

Decisions  [in  appealed  pension  and  bounty-land  claims]  v.  16,  [sig- 
natures] 17-21.     p.  257-336. 
Same,  [v.  16,  slips]  77-93;  Eel).  12-Mar.  15,  1906. 

Decisions  [of  Department  and  General  Land  Office]  relating  to  pub- 
lic lands,  v.  34,  [signatures]  1-27.     p.  1-432. 

Draft  of  legislation  relative  to  disposition  of  money  belonging  to  [de- 
ceased] inmates  of  Government  Hospital  for  Insane.  4  p.  (H. 
doc.  634. ) 

Draft  of  legislation  relative  to  leasing  lands  of  minor  Indian  allottees. 
2  p.     (H.  doc.  605.) 

Internal  Revenue  Office  (Treasury  Department): 

Estimate  of  appropriation  for  allowances  for  salaries  and  expenses. 
2  p.     (H.  doc.  562.) 

Interstate  and  Foreign  Commerce  Committee  (House): 

Adulterations.  Report  amending  by  substitute  S.  88,  for  preventing 
adulteration  or  misbranding  of  foods  or  drugs  and  regulating  traf- 
fic therein,  as  substitute  for  H.  4527  and  other  bills.  13  p.  (H. 
rp.  2118.) 


112  March,  1906 

Interstate  and  Foreign  Commerce  Committee— Continued. 

Bear  River.     Report  amending  H.  15259,  to  authorize  North  Missis- 
sippi Traction  Company  to  construct  dams  and  power  stations  on 
river  in  Tishomingo  County,  Miss.     1  p.      (H.  rp.  2177. ) 
Cattle.     Report  amending  H.  47,  to  amend  sec.  4386,  Revised  statutes 
[relating  to  length  of  time  that  cattle  may  he  confined  in  cars  or 
boats  without  unloading]  as  substitute  for  H.  145  and  other  bills. 
12  p.     (H.rp.2661.) 
Choctawhatchee  River.     Report  favoring  H.  14808,  authorizing  Choc- 
tawhatchee  Power  Companv  to  erect  dam  in  Dale  County,  Ala. 
lp.     (H.rp.1899.) 
Columbia  River — 

Report  amending  S.  5183,  to  authorize  bridge  across  river  between 

Douglas  and  Kittitas  counties,  Wash.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  2660.) 
Report  amending  S.  5182,  to  authorize  bridge  across  river  between 
Franklin  and  Benton  counties,  Wash.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  2659.) 
Cumberland  River — 

Report  amending  H.  14591.  to  authorize  bridge  across  river  in  or 

near  Clarksville,  Tenn.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  2120.) 
Report  amending  H.  14592,  to  authorize  2  bridges  across  river  at 

or  near  Nashville,  Tenn.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  2406.) 
Report  favoring  S.  4482,  to  amend  act  authorizing  bridge  across 

river  at  or  near  Carthage,  Tenn.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  1794.) 
Report    favoring    H.  14590,  to    authorize    Cairo    and    Tennessee 
River  Railroad  Companv  to  construct  bridge  across  river.     1  p. 
(H.  rp.  1792.) 
Gold  and  silver.     Report  amending  H.  14604,  forbidding  importa- 
tion, exportation,  or  carriage  in  interstate  commerce  of  falsely  or 
spuriously  stamped  articles  of  merchandise  made  of  gold  or  silver 
or  their  alloys.     3  p.     (H.  rp.  2402. ) 
Interstate  Commerce  Commission.     Report  amending  joint  resolu- 
tion instructing  commission  to  make  examinations  into  subject  of 
railroad  discriminations  and  monopolies  [in  coal  and  oil]  and  re- 
port from  time  to  time.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  2274. ) 
Mississippi  River.      Report  favoring  H.  15649,  extending  time  for 
construction  of  dam  across  river  authorized  by  act  approved  Mar. 
12,  1904.     1  p.     (  H.  rp.  1901. ) 
Missouri  River — 

Report  favoring  S.  5184,  to  authorize  bridge  across  river  between 
Walworth  and  Dewey  counties,  S.  Dak.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  2648.) 
Report  favoring  S.  4130,  to  authorize  Capital  City  Improvement 
Companv,  Helena,  Mont.,  to  construct  dam  across  river.     1  p. 
(H.  rp.  2273.) 
Monongahela  River,   Pa.     Report  amending  H.  9324,  to  authorize 
Fayette   Bridge  Company  to  construct    bridge  over  river   from 
borough  of  Brownsville,   Fayette  County,    to  borough  of  West 
Brownsville,  Washington  County.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  2278.) 
Xew  London,  Conn.     Report  amending  S.  2771,  to  establish  light 
and  fog-signal  station  at  or  near  Southwest  Ledge,  entrance  to 
harbor.     2  p.      (H.  rp.  2279.) 
Public  health.     Report  amending  by  substitute  H.  14316,  to  further 
protect  public  health  and  make  more  effective  national  quaran- 
tine.    6  p.      (H.  rp.  2174  [pt.  1].) 
Public  Health  and  Marine-Hospital  Service.     Views  of  minority  on 
H.  14316,  to  further  enlarge  powers  of  service.     46  p.      (H.  rp. 
2174,  pt.  2.) 


March,  1906  113 

Interstate  and  Foreign  Commerce  Committee— Continued. 

Rainy  River,  Minn.     Report  amending  by  substitute  H.   15923,  for 

bridge  across  river.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  2666.  ) 
Red  Lake  River.     Report  amending  S.  4128,  permitting  dam  across 

river  at  or  near  junction  [with]  Black  River  in  Red  Lake  County, 

Minn.     1  p.      (H.  rp.  1898.  I 
Rock  River.     Report  amending  by  substitute  H.  14508,  permitting 

dams  across  branches  of  river,  also  dam  across  cut-off  between 

Vandruffs  Island  and  Carrs  Island  at,  near,  or  upon  lower  rapids 

of  river  in  Rock  Island  County,  111.     3  p.     (H.  rp.  2493.) 
St.  Francis  River.     Report  favoring  H.  15583,  to  authorize  Madison 

Bridge  Company  to  construct  bridge  across  river  in  St.  Francis 

County,  Ark.,  at  or  near  Madison.     1  p.      (H.  rp.  1836.) 
St.  Joseph  River.    Report  amending  H.  16671,  permitting  dam  across 

river  near  Berrien  Springs,  Mich.     2  p.      (II.  rp.  2486.) 
San  Diego,  Cal. — 

Report  amending  by  substitute  S.  1830,  for  removal  of  quarantine 
station  at  San  Diego  and  to  acquire  new  site.  2  p.  (H.  rp. 
2341.) 

Report  amending  H.  5328,  for  removal  of  quarantine  station  at 
San  Diego  and  to  acquire  new  site.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  2277.) 
Snake  River — 

Report  amending  S.  5211,  to  authorize  bridge  across  river  at  or 
near  Lewiston,  Idaho.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  2650.) 

Report  amending  S.  5181,  to  authorize  bridge  across  river  between 

Whitman  and  Columbia  counties,  Wash.     1  p.      (H.  rp.  2658.) 

Tennessee  River.     Report  favoring  H.  14589,  to  authorize  Cairo  and 

Tennessee  River  Railroad  Company  to  construct   bridge  across 

river.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  1793.) 
Tug  Fork.     Report  amending  H.  15263,  to  authorize  William  Smith 

to  bridge  Tug  Fork  of  Big  Sandv  River  near  Williamson,  W.  Va. 

1  p.     ( H.  rp.  1900. ) 

Tugaloo  River.  Report  amending  H.  16140,  to  authorize  maintaining 
and  operating  for  toll  existing  structure  across  river  known  as 
Knox's  bridge  at  boundary  between  South  Carolina  and  Georgia. 

2  p.     (H.  rp.  2492.) 

Yellowstone  River,  Mont.  Report  amending  S.  5204,  to  authorize 
bridge  or  bridges  across  river.     1  p.      (H.  rp.  2649.) 

Interstate  Commerce  Commission: 

Note. — The  Commission  furnishes  its  reports  gratuitously  to  those  who  apply 
for  them.     For  division  under  this  commission,  see  Statistics  Division. 

19th  annual  report,  Dec.  14,  1905  [with  appendixes  A-E].     207  p. 
Same  [with  appendixes  A-G].     203  +  709  4   72  p.  map.     *  Cloth, 

60c 
Same.     (H.  doc.  195.) 
Estimate  of  appropriation  for  carrying  out  provisions  of  interstate 
commerce  act,  1906.     1  p.     ( H.  doc.  629. ) 
Same,  1907.     1  p.     (H.  doc.  630.) 
Interstate  Commerce  Committee  (Senate): 
Freight  rates — 

Regulation  of  railway  rates,  digest  of  hearings  before  committee, 
Dec.  16,  1904-Mav  23,  1905.     811  p.  tab.     (S.  doc.  244.) 

6-9666/12 


114  March,  1906 

Interstate  Commerce  Committee— Continued. 
Freight  rates — Continued. 

Regulation  of  railway  rates,  hearings  before  committee,  Dec.  16, 
1904-May  23,  1905.  5  v.  4013  -  1332  p.  il.  (S.  doc.  243  [5 
pts.].)  6-9610/9 

Views  of  Mr.  Tillman  and  Mr.  Xewlands  on  H.  12987,  to  amend 
act  to  regulate  commerce  and  acts  amendatory,  and  to  enlarge 
powers  of  Interstate  Commerce  Commission.  37  p.  (S.  rp. 
1242. ) 

Irrigation  Committee  (Senate): 

Report  favoring  S.  4862,  allowing  settlers  with  improvements  on  town 
sites  of  Heyburn  and  Rupert,  Idaho,  to  buy  lots  on  which  im- 
provements are  located  at  appraised  price  for  cash.  2  p.  (S.  rp. 
1524. ) 

Irrigation  of  Arid  Lands  Committee  (House): 

Report  amending  S.  87,  for  withdrawal  from  public  entry  of  lands  for 
town-site  purposes  in  connection  with  irrigation  projects  under 
reclamation  act.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  2113. ) 

Isthmian  Canal  Commission  (War  Department): 

Note.— For  divisions  under  this  commission,  sec  names  of  divisions. 
Circular  20-22;  Jan.  1,  Feb.  20,  1906. 
Isthmian  canal  contracts  aggregating  SI, 000  or  more,  Feb.  1-Oct.  31, 

1905.     37  p.     (S.  doc.  261  [pt.  1].)  6-35072/3 

Orders  issued  bv  commission  for  $1,000  or  more,  Nov.  1,  1905-Mar. 

7,1906.     13  p.     (S.  doc.  261,  pt.  2.)  6-350723 

Judiciary  Committee  (House) : 

Alabama.  Report  favoring  H.  16802,  to  fix  terms  of  circuit  and  dis- 
trict courts  for  southern  division  of  northern  district  of  Alabama. 
3  p.     (H.  rp.  2664.) 

Appeals.  Report  amending  H.  15434,  to  regulate  appeals  in  crimi- 
nal prosecutions.     3  p.     (H.  rp.  2119. ) 

California.  Report  favoring  H.  15521,  establishing  terms  of  circuit 
and  district  courts  of  northern  district  of  California  at  Eureka. 
1  p.     (H.  rp.  1837.) 

Corporations.  Report  under  House  resolution,  referring  to  commit- 
tee so  much  of  President's  message  as  relates  to  corporations  other 
than  railroads.     26  p.     (H.  rp.  2491.) 

District  attorneys.  Report  amending  H.  R.  350,  calling  for  informa- 
tion relative  to  extra  compensation  received  by  United  States  dis- 
trict attorney  for  southern  district  of  New  York  under  sec.  827, 
Revised  statutes.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  2180.) 

Government  Hospital  for  Insane.  Report  favoring  H.  15643,  to 
authorize  board  of  visitors  of  hospital  to  summon  and  examine 
witnesses  under  oath  and  making  it  a  misdemeanor  for  witness  to 
refuse  to  attend  or  testify  or  produce  books  and  papers  when 
summoned.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  2167.) 

National  German- American  Alliance  of  United  States  of  America. 
Report  amending  H.  11273,  to  incorporate  alliance.  2  p.  (H. 
rp.  2675.) 

Prisons.  Report  favoring  H.  15910,  to  amend  act  to  regulate  com- 
mutation for  good  conduct  for  United  States  prisoners  [so  as  to 
extend  commutation  to  prisoners  sentenced  prior  to  passage  of 
act].     3  p.      (H.  rp.  2566.) 


Makch,  1906  115 

Judiciary  Committee  (House) — Continued. 

Railroad  employees.  Report  amending  H.  239,  relating  to  liability 
of  common  carriers  by  railroads  in  District  of  Columbia  and  Ter- 
ritories and  common  carriers  by  railroads  engaged  in  commerce 
between  States  and  between  States  and  foreign  nations  to  their 
employees.  8  p.  (H.  rp.  2335.) 
Seal  and  seal  fisheries.  Report  amending  S.  2286,  to  confer  juris- 
diction upon  circuit  court  of  United  States  for  9th  circuit  to 
determine  in  equity  rights  of  American  citizens  under  award  of 
Bering  Sea  arbitration  of  Paris.  5  p.  (H.  rp.  2674.) 
Spanish  Treaty  Claims  Commission — 

Report  amending  H.  R.  375,  calling  for  information  as  to  expen- 
ditures on  account  of  commission.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  2677.) 
Report  amending  H.  12217,  for  relief  of  certain  citizens  of  United 
States  formerly   holding  claims  against  Spain   which    were 
assumed  bv  United  States  under  treaty  of  peace.     2  p.  (H. 
rp.  2227. ) 
Report  amending  H.  15912,  to  amend  act  creating  commission 
[so  that  Supreme  Court  may  require*  by  certiorari  any  case  to 
be  certified  to  it  for  review  and  determination].    2  p.     ( H.  rp. 
2228. ) 
Tennessee.     Report  favoring  H.  20,  to  change  and  fix  time  for  hold- 
ing circuit  and  district  courts  for  middle  district  of  Tennessee,  in 
southern  division  of  eastern  district  of  Tennessee  at  Chattanooga, 
and   northeastern   division   of  eastern   district  of  Tennessee  at 
Greeneville.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  2739.) 
Virginia.     Report  favoring  H.  11029,  to  authorize  [additional]  term 
of  district  and  circuit  courts  for  western  district  of  Virginia  in  Big 
Stone  Gap.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  2166.) 

Judiciary  Committee  (Senate): 

Appeals.  Report  amending  H.  12843,  to  amend  act  to  establish  Cir- 
cuit Courts  of  Appeals,  and  acts  amendatory  [so  as  to  give  right 
of  appeal  from  interlocutory  orders  or  decrees  granting  or  continu- 
ing injunctions  or  appointing  receivers  in  cases  in  which  appeal 
from  final  decree  mav  not  be  taken  to  said  courts].  1  p.  (S.  rp. 
2192.) 

California.  Report  favoring  H.  15521,  establishing  regular  terms  of 
circuit  and  district  courts  of  northern  district  of  California  at  Eu- 
reka.    1  p.      (S.  rp.  1725.) 

Judges.  Report  amending  S.  2948,  to  amend  act  for  additional  asso- 
ciate justice  of  Supreme  Court  of  Arizona  [as  to  number  of  judges 
necessary  to  constitute  quorum].     1  p.     (S.  rp.  1720. ) 

Michigan.  Report  favoring  S.  3436,  for  settlement  of  claim  of  United 
States  against  Michigan  for  moneys  held  by  State  as  trustee  for 
United  States  in  connection  with  St.  Marys  Falls  Ship  Canal. 
2  p.    "(S.rp.  1571.) 

Nebraska.  Report  favoring  S.  2769,  to  divide  Nebraska  into  2  judi- 
cial districts.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  1943. ) 

Witness  fees.  Report  amending  S.  536,  amending  act  fixing  fees  of 
jurors  and  witnesses  in  United  States  courts  in  certain  States  and 
Territories  [so  as  to  grant  witnesses  same  fees  that  jurors  receive]. 
1  p.     (S.rp.  1799.) 

Wyoming.  Report  favoring  S.  535,  to  amend  act  for  term  of  circuit 
and  district  courts  at  Evanston  [so  as  to  change  time].  1  p. 
(S.rp.  1574.) 


116  March,  1906 

Justice  Department : 

Estimate  of  appropriation  for   pay  of  regular  assistant   attorneys. 

1  p.     (H.  doc.  589. 

Estimate  of  appropriation  for  publication  of  [volume  25  of]  opinions 
of  Attorney-General  [and  modified  estimate  for  fees  of  witnesses, 
United  States  courts].     2  p.      (H.  doc.  626.  i 

General  conveyance  by  New  Panama  Canal  Company  to  United 
States:  also  cablegrams  making  offer  of  sale  and  cablegram  in 
response.  18  p.  I  S.  doc.  285.  |  [1st  edition,  5  pages,  incorrectly 
printed.] 

Judgments  rendered  against  United  States  by  circuit  and  district 
courts  [which  require  appropriation,  in  which  records  have  been 
received  since  Feb.  25.  1905].     3  p.     (H.  doc.  628. 

[Official  opinions  of  Attorney-General]  v.  25,  [signatures]  33,  34. 
p.  513-544. 

Reply  to  inquiry  as  to  prosecutions  of  individuals  or  corporations 
[involved  in  Northern  Securities  case].     1  p.     (H.  doc.  587.) 

Labor  Bureau   (Commerce  and  Labor  Department) : 

Bulletin  62;  Jan.  1906.     p.  1-340.     [Bimonthly.]     *Paper,  20c 

Same.     «  H.  doc.  592.  pt.  1.  | 
12th  special   report  of  commissioner;  coal  mine  labor  in  Europe. 
547  p.     *Paper,  30c 

Land  Office,  General  (Interior  Department): 

Draft  of  legislation  relating  to  opening  of  Shoshone  or  Wind  River 

Reservation,  Wyo.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  601.) 
Estimate  of  appropriation  for  pavments  to  certain  deputy  surveyors. 

5  p.     (H.  doc.  632. 
Estimate  of  appropriation  for  surveying  public  lands  [amended  so 

as  to   increase  compensation   of   1    survevor  in  Alaska].     2  p. 

(H.  doc.  651. 
Report  with  respect  to  entries  of  land  under  suspension  Dec.  31,  1905. 

2  p.      (S.  doc  258.) 

Response  to  inquiry,  report  as  to  conduct  of  land  office  at  Kingfisher, 
Okla.     46  p.     (H.  doc.  575.) 

Library  Committee  (Senate): 

Franklin,  Benjamin.  Report  amending  S.  C.  R.  16,  accepting  invi- 
tation extended  to  Congress  by  American  Philosophical  Society  of 
Philadelphia,  Pa.,  to  attend  celebration  of  200th  anniversarv  of 
birth  of  Franklin.     2  p.      (S.  rp.  1800.) 

Greene.  Nathanael.  Report  favoring  S.  2072.  for  statue  of  Greene  on 
battlefield  of  Guilford  Court  House.     3  p.     (S.  rp.  1724. ) 

Moores  Creek,  X.  C.  Report  favoring  S.  5288,  appropriating  $5,000 
to  inclose  and  beautify  monument  on  Moores  Creek  battlefield. 
2  p.     (S.  rp.  2154. i 

Life=Saving  Service  (Treasury  Department): 
Annual  report,  1905.     472  p.  il.     *  Cloth,  35c 

Light=House  Board  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

X<>te. — The  List  of  lights  and  fog  signals,  the  List  of  lights,  buoys,  and  day- 
marks,  and  the  Weekly  notice  to  mariners  can  be  obtained,  free  of  charge, 
on  application  to  the  office  of  the  Board  at  Washington,  the  inspectors  and 
engineers  of  the  several  lighthouse  districts,  the  United  States,  custom-houses, 
the  principal  agencies  of  the  Coast  and  Geodetic  Survey,  the  Hydrographic 
Office,  and  the  branch  hydrographic  offices. 

Bureau  circular  13,  Officer-;  on  duty  under  Light-House  Establish- 
ment.    2  p.  4° 


March,  1906  117 

Light=House  Board— Continued. 

9th— 11th  Districts.     List  of  lights,  buoys,  and  daymarks  on  northern 

lakes  and  rivers;  corrected  to  openingof  navigation,  1906.     104  p. 

large  8° 
List  of  lights  and  fog  signals  of  United  States  on  Pacific  Coast oi  North 

America  and  on  Hawaiian  and  -Midway  islands  and  of  Canada  on 

coast  of  British  Columbia;  corrected  to  Feb.  1,  1906.     78  p.  pi. 

map,  large  8° 
Weeklv  notice  to  mariners,  changes  in  aids  to  navigation  on  coasts  of 

United  States,  nos.  82-86;  Mar.  2-30,  1906. 

Loans  and  Currency  Division  (Treasury  Department): 

Caveat  list  of  United  States  registered  bonds,  Mar.  1,  1906.  1  p.  f° 
[Monthly.] 

Circulation  statement,  Mar.  1,  1906.     1  p.  oblong  8°     [Monthly.] 

Manufactures  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Note. — The  Bureau  furnishes  its  publications  gratuitously  to  those  who 
apply  for  them. 

Daily  consular  and    trade  reports,   nos.  2500-26;  Mar.    1-31,    1906. 

[Daily  except  Sundays  and  holidays.] 
Mi  tnthly  consular  and  trade  reports,  Feb.  1906;  no.  305.     222  p.     *Pa- 
per,  15c 

Same.     (H.  doc.  514.) 

Packing,  p.  3-38,  il.  [Extracts  from  Monthly  consular  and  trade 
reports,  Jan.  1906,  no.  304.] 

Trade  with  China.  American  methods  and  trade  opportunities  in 
markets  of  the  Orient.  113  p.  il.  [Extracts  from  Monthly  con- 
sular and  trade  reports.  Jan.  1906,  no.  304.] 

Manuscripts  Division  ( Library  of  Congress  ) : 

Journals  of  Continental  Congress,  1774-89.     v.  4.  p.  1-416,  large  8° 

~  5-59/3 

Medical  Department  i  War  Department): 

Estimate  of  appropriation  for  skilled  laborer  in  office  of  surgeon- 
general.     2  p.      (H.  doc.  595. ) 

Specifications  of  material  and  labor  required  in  construction  of  post 
hospital  at  Fort  "Warren,  Mass.     30  p.  12° 

Medicine  and  Surgery  Bureau  (Navy  Department): 

Report  on  Japanese  naval  medical  and  sanitary  features  of  Russo- 
Japanese  War.     82  p.  il.  por.  pi. 

Merchant  Marine  and  Fisheries  Committee  (House): 

Fish  hatcheries.  Report  amending  H.  16015,  to  establish  rish-hatch- 
ing  and  fish-culture  stations  in  various  States.    8  p.    ( H.  rp.  2467. ) 

Licenses.  Report  favoring  H.  16133,  to  simplify  issue  of  enrollments 
and  licenses  of  vessels  of  United  States.     10  p.     (H.  rp.  2479. ) 

Merchant  Marine  Commission  (Congress): 

Development  of  American  merchant  marine  and  commerce.  86  p. 
(H.  doc.  564.)  5-34723/4 

Military  Affairs  Committee  (House): 

Confederates.     Report  amending  S.  1234,  for  marking  of  graves  of 

soldiers  and  sailors  of  Confederate  army  and  navy  who  died  in 

northern  prisons.     1  p.     (H.rp.  1834. ) 
Delaware  Volunteers.     Report  adverse  to  H.  8168,  to  fix  status  of  5th 

and  6th  regiments  of  Delaware  Volunteers.     6  p.     (H.rp.  2562. ) 


118  Makch,  1906 

Military  Affairs  Committee  (House) — Continued. 

Greeneville,  Tenn.  Report  favoring  H  35,  to  accept  land  at  or  near 
Greeneville,  where  lie  remains  oi  Andrew  Johnson,  and  estab- 
lishing 4th-class  national  cemetery.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  2667. ) 

Gunpowder.  Report  amending  H.  16228,  for  plant  for  manufacture 
of  powder  for  Army.     1  p.     ( H.  rp.  2271. ) 

Insular  Affairs  Bureau.  Report  amending  S.  4109,  to  increase  effici- 
ency of  bureau.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  2663. ) 

Lieutenant-general.  Report  amending  by  substitute  H.  15744,  to 
abolish  office  of  lieutenant-general  of  Army.     1  p.      (H.  rp.  1825.) 

Minneapolis,  Minn.  Report  favoring  H.  15435,  to  convey  to  Minne- 
apolis certain  lands  in  exchange  for  other  lands  to  be  used  for 
flowage  purposes.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  2280. ) 

Ordnance.  Report  favoring  S.  4111,  to  authorize  chief  of  ordnance 
to  receive  4  3.6-inch  breech-loading  field  guns,  carriages,  caissons, 
limbers,  and  their  pertaining  equipment  from  Connecticut.  2  p. 
(H.  rp.  2665.) 

Ordnance  Department.  Report  amending  by  substitute  S.  1540,  to 
increase  efficiency  of  department.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  2115.) 

Petersburg,  Va.  Report  amending  H.  J.  R.  103,  authorizing  com- 
mission to  examine  battlefields  around  Petersburg  and  report 
whether  it  is  advisable  to  establish  battlefield  park.  1  p.  (H. 
rp.  2469. ) 

Temporary  Home  for  ex-Union  Soldiers  and  Sailors.  Report  amend- 
ing H.  71,  to  provide  [new  building  for]  home  in  District  of 
Columbia.     6  p.     (H.  rp.  2336.) 

Military  Affairs  Committee  (Senate): 

Clinch,  Fort.  Report  amending  by  substitute  S.  1697,  confirming  to 
certain  claimants  portions  of  lands  known  as  Fort  Clinch  Reser- 
vation, Fla.     11  p.     (S.  rp.  1792.) 

Insular  Affairs  Bureau.  Report  favoring  S.  4109,  to  increase  efficiency 
of  bureau.     4  p.      (S.  rp.  1785.) 

Keogh,  Fort.  Report  favoring  S.  5203,  granting  to  Chicago,  Mil- 
waukee and  St.  Paul  Railway  Company  right  of  way  through 
Fort  Keogh  military  reservation,  Mont.     2  p.      (S.  rp.  2150.) 

Medals.  Report  adverse  to  S.  2174,  to  procure  medals  for  members 
or  heirs  of  deceased  members  of  Worth  Infantry  and  York  Rifles. 
2  p.      (S.rp.  1603.) 

Ordnance.  Report  amending  S.  4111,  to  authorize  chief  of  ordnance 
to  receive  4  3.6-inch  breech-loading  field  guns,  carriages,  caissons, 
limbers,  and  their  pertaining  equipment  from  Connecticut.  2  p. 
(S.rp.  1418.) 

Retired  lists.  Report  favoring  S.  3638,  for  retirement  of  noncommis- 
sioned officers,  petty  officers,  and  enlisted  men  of  Army,  Navy, 
and  Marine  Corps.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  1791. ) 

Military   Information   Division    (Staff  Corps,  General,  War  Depart- 
ment) : 
Publication  7  [new  series],  Selected  translations  pertaining  to  tacti- 
cal use  and  value  of  machine  guns.     206  p.  pi.     *Paper,  10c 

6-35077/2 
Military  Secretary's  Department  (War  Department): 

Army  list  and  directory,  officers  of  Armv,  Mar.  20,  1906;  [no.]  76. 

92  p.  large  8°     [Monthly.]     *Paper,  10c  single  copy,  $1.00  a  yr. 
[Circular]  to   recruiting  officers  [relative  to  importance  of  correct 
address  of  person  to  be  notified  in  case  of  emergencj^].     1  p.  12° 


March,  1906  119 

Military  Secretary's  Department — Continued. 

Enlistments  for  line  of  Army,  Feb.  1906.     11  p.  12°     [Monthly.] 

Official  army  register,  1906.     613  p.     *  Paper,  35c 
Same.      (H.  doc.  474. ) 

Stations  of  Army,  Mar.  31,  1906.     [2]  p.  oblong  large  8°     [Monthly.] 
Mines  and  Mining  Committee  (Senate): 

Salt  Lake,  Utah.  Report  favoring  S.  2878,  to  establish  assay  office  at 
Salt  Lake.     2  p.     (8.  rp.  1570.) 

Schools  of  mines.  Report  amending  S.  3253,  to  apply  portion  of  pro- 
ceeds of  sales  of  public  lands  to  endowment  of  schools  or  depart- 
ments of  mines  and  mining  in  connection  with  colleges  established 
under  act  approved  July  2,  1862.     6  p.     (S.  rp.  1566.) 

National  Coast  Defense  Board: 

Report.     43  p. 

Same,  without  title-page.     (S.  doc  248.) 

National  Museum  (Smithsonian  Institution): 

Note.— The  publications  of  the  National  Museum  comprise  bulletins,  an- 
nual reports,  and  an  annual  volume  of  Proceedings.  The  annual  report  is 
included  in  the  Congressional  set.  The  editions  of  the  bulletins  and  Proceed- 
ings are  too  limited  to  admit  of  general  distribution,  and  the  volumes  of  the 
latter  are  sent  only  to  libraries. 

Contributions  from  national  herbarium,  v.  10,  pt.  1,  North  American 
species  of  festuca.     p.  1-48,  pi. 

New  blattoid  from  cretaceous  formation  of  North  America,  p.  655- 
656,  il. 

On  some  bats  of  genus  rhinolophus,  collected  by  \V.  L.  Abbott  in 

islands  of  Nias  and  Engano.     p.  657-659. 
Report,  1904.     780  p.  il.  por.pl.  map.     (Smithsonian  Institution,  an- 
nual report  [pt,  2]. )     *  Cloth,  60c  6-35085/7 
Same.     (H.  doc.  430  [pt.  2],  58th  Cong.  3d  sess.) 
Revision  of  American  paleozoic  insects,     p.  661-820,  il. 
Naval  Academy  (Navigation  Bureau,  Navy  Department): 

Records- and  evidence  in  courts-martial  of  Midshipmen  Marzoni  and 
Mayo.     149  p.     (S.  doc.  220.)  6-35076/6 

Naval  Affairs  Committee  (House): 

Dentists.     Report   favoring   H.    13851,  authorizing  appointment  of 

dental  surgeons  in  Navy.     5  p.     (H.  rp.  2181.) 
Medals.     Report  favoring  H.  283,  to  provide  medals  for  officers  and 
men   of   Navy  and    Marine   Corps  who   participated   in   certain 
engagements  of  Civil  War.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  2183.) 
Naval  Academy — 

Report  amending  by  substitute   S.  3899,  granting  authority  to 
Secretary  of  Navy  to  dismiss  midshipmen  from  academy,  and 
regulating  procedure  and  punishment  in  trials  for  hazing  at 
academy.     3  p.     (H.  rp.  2489. ) 
Report  favoring  H.  5276,  relating  to  appointments  to  academy. 
3  p.      (H.  rp.  2343.) 
Naval  militia.     Report  amending  H.  10858,  to  establish  naval  militia 
and  define  its  relations  to  general  Government,     11  p.     (H.  rp. 
2680. ) 

Naval  supplies.  Report  favoring  S.  1804,  for  use  of  certified  checks 
to  secure  compliance  with  proposals  and  contracts  for  naval  sup- 
plies.    2  p.     (H.  rp.  2179.) 


120  March,  1906 

Naval  Affairs  Committee  (House) — Continued. 

Officers,  Navy.     Report  favoring  H.  5335,  providing  for  rank  and  pay 

for  certain  retired  officers  of  Navy.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  3484.) 
Retired  list.  Navy.     Report  favoring  S.  1649,  for  retirement  of  petty 

officers  and  enlisted  men  of  Navy.     1  p.      (H.  rp.  2178. ) 
Site  and  Relic  Society,  Germantown,  Pa.     Report  favoring  S.  J.  R.  7, 

to  present  bell  of  late  U.  S.  sloop  of  war  Germantown  to  societv. 

1  p.      (H.rp.2276.) 

Naval  Affairs  Committee  (Senate): 

Report  favoring  S.  3405,  authorizing  payment  to  superintendent  of 
Government  Hospital  for  Insane  of  pay  due  persons  in  Navy  or 
Marine  Corps  under  treatment  at  institution.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  1569.) 

Navigation  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Letter  transmitting  draft  of  bill  to  simplify  issue  of  enrollments  and 
licenses  of  vessels  of  United  States.     7  p.     (H.doc.  582. ) 

Navigation  Bureau  (Navy  Department): 

Note.— For  offices  under  this  bureau,  see  name*  of  offices. 
Circular  relating  to  enlistment  of  men  for  Navy.     18  p.     12° 
Movements  of  vessels.  Mar.  1-31,  1906.     Each  1  p.  4°     [Daily  except 

Sundays  and  holidays.] 
Orders  to  officers,  U.  S.  N.,  Mar.  1-31,  1906.     Each  1  p.  4°     [Daily 
except  Sundays  and  holidays.] 

Navy  Department: 

Note. — For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 
Accessions  to  library,  July-Dec.  1905;  17.     33  1.     [Semiannual.] 
Circular  for  information  of   persons   desiring    to  enter  Pav   Corps. 

4  p.  12° 
General  court-martial  order  14-22  [1906];  Feb.  3-21,  1906.     12" 
General  order  15-17  [new  series];  Feb.  23-Mar.  17,  1906.     12° 
Navy-yard  order  608-614,  emplovment  of  labor  at  navy  yards;  Mar. 

2-24,  1906.     Each  1  p.  narrow  12° 
Statement  of  expenditures  for  contingent  expenses,  1905.    35  p.     (H. 

doc.  550. ) 

Northern  and  Northwestern  Lakes  Survey  (Engineer  Department, 
War  Department): 

Note. — Lake  Survey  charts  may  be  obtained  from  U.  S.  Lake  Survey  Office, 
Detroit.  Mich.,  or  from  L".  S.  Engineer  Office.  Buffalo,  N.  Y.  Payments  must 
be  made  before  charts  are  sent,  and  if  made  by  mail  must  be  by  postal  or 
express  money  order  payable  to  the  order  of  U.  S.  Lake  Survey  Office  if  or- 
dered from  Detroit,  or  to  the  order  of  U.  S.  Engineer  Office  if  ordered  from 
Buffalo.  These  charts  may  also  be  obtained,  for  cash  only,  at  U.  S.  Canal 
Office  at  Sault  Ste.  Marie,  Mich.  They  will  be  sent  by  express,  the  express 
charges  to  be  paid  by  the  purchaser  on  receipt  of  the  charts,  or  free  by  mail 
at  the  purchaser's  risk.  Purchasers  should  indicate,  when  ordering  the  charts, 
whether  they  wish  them  sent  by  express  or  mail.  The  latter  will  be  used 
when  no  choice  is  indicated. 

The  bulletins  and  supplements  of  the  Lake  Survey  may  be  obtained  free 
upon  application  at  U.  S.  Lake  Survey  Office.  Detroit,  Mich.,  and  at  the  engi- 
neer offices  in  Duluth,  Milwaukee,  Chicago,  Grand  Rapids,  Cleveland,  Buffalo, 
and  Oswego. 

Charts.  Erie,  Lake,  chart  7,  Port  Clinton  to  Toledo  [Ohio]  and  Detroit 
River.     Scale  1:80,000.     32.4X26.9  in.     15c 

Ordnance  Bureau  (Navy  Department): 

Estimate  of   appropriation   for  defense   of    Midwav   Islands.     4  p. 

(H.  doc.  581.) 
Specifications  for  steel  castings.     2  p. 


aIabch,  1906  121 

Ordnance  Department  |  War  Department): 

Abridged  range  table  for  15-pdr.  rapid-fire  gun.     1  p.  narrow  large  8° 
Abridged  range  table  for  5-inch  rapid-fire  gun.     1  p.  narrow  larg 
Description  of  deflection  board,  model  of  1905.     6  p.  pi. 
Estimate  of  appropriation  for  facilities  for  tire  protection  at  powder 

depot  at  Dover,  X.  J.     2  p.     i  H.  doc. 
[Ordnance]  orders,  1905;   [index].     10  p.  12° 

Price  list  of  ordnance  stored  comprising  miscellaneous  articles  for  use 
of  troop,  battery,  and  company  organizations,  including  cleaning 
and  preserving  supplies  for  all  branches  of  service.     38  p. 

Pacific  Islands  and  Porto  Rico  Committee  |  Senate  : 

Report  amending  by  substitute  S.  1916,  for  rilling  in  portion  of  naval 
station  at  Honolulu,  Hawaii.     2  p.     [S.  rp.  1960. 

Pacific  Railroads  Committee    Boose  : 

Report  adverse  to  H.  10499,  to  readjust  accounts  of  Pacific  Railway 
and  other  companies  for  transportation  of  enlisted  men  of  Army, 
Navy,  and  Marine  Corps  since  July  1,  1896.     4  p.     ^H.  rp.  2112.  i 

Panama  Canal,  Board  of  Consulting  Engineers  for  |  Isthmian  Canal 
Commission.  War  Department  I : 
Report  of  board  [and  of  Isthmian  Canal  Commission].     101  p. 

Same,  with  slight  omissions.     99  p.       S  231.)  6-11644  5 

Same,  without  letters  of  transmittal  and  with  appendixes.     426  p. 

il.  pi.  and  atlas. 
Same,  Letters  transmitting  report  of  board,     xxi  p. 

Patent  Office     Interior  Department): 

Note.— The  Patent  Office  publishes  specifications  and  drawings  of  patents, 
buit,  in  single  copies  and  monthly  volumes,  the  former  at  5c  and  the  latter 
at  15.00  The  former  are  not  enumerated  in  this  catalogue.  For  certified 
copies  of  patents,  including  specification,  drawing,  certificate,  and  gTant.  the 
price  is  8©c.  A  variety  <>i  indexes,  giving  a  complete  view  of  the  work  of  the 
office  from  1790  to  date,  are  published  at  prices  ranging  from  25c  to  810.00  per 
volume.  The  Rules  of  practice  and  pamphlet  Patent  laws  are  furnished  free. 
The  Patent  Office  i<sue*  coupon  orders  in  packages  of  20  at  SI. 00  per  package, 
or  in  books  containing  100  coupon*  at  $5.00  per  book.  One  coupon  will 
procure  a  specification  with  drawings,  and  two  coupons  a  copy  of  the  Official 
gazette.    They  are  good  until  used.    Address  Chief  Clerk.  Patent  Office. 

Estimate  of    [deficiency]   appropriation    for    Official  trazette.     2  p. 

(H.  doc.  568. 
Official  gazette.  Mar.  h-27.  1906:  v.  121.  uos.  1-4.     p.  1-1352.  il.  large 

8°     [Weekly.]     Paper.  10c  single  copy,  $5.00  a  yr. 
Report  of  commissioner  to  Congress  for  year  ending  Dec.  31,  1905. 

9  p.  large  8° 
Roster  of  registered  attorneys  entitled  t<  i practice  before  office.     [11th 

edition]  revised  Jan.  2,  1906.     115  p.     20c 
Rules  of  practice,  revised  Feb.  28,  1905,  [19th  edition].     1st  reprint 

[revised].     110  p.  pi. 
Specifications  and  drawings  of  patents  issued   Feb.    1905:  patents 

7sl.H2v-7s4.01S:     reissues    12.312-323.      v.  393,    il.  pi.  largt      - 

[Monthly.     Each  volume  in  3  parts.] 

Patents  Committee  ( House): 
Trade-mark: — 

Arguments  before  committee,  on  H.5349.  to  amend  laws  of  United 
States  relating  to  registration  of  trade-marks.  Feb.  2S.  1906. 
18  p. 


122  March.  1906 

Patents  Committee  (House) — Continued. 
Trade-marks — Continued. 

Arguments  before  committee,  on  H.  15911,  to  amend  laws  of  United 
States  relating  to  registration  of  trade-marks,  Mar.  21,  1906. 
17  p. 
Report  amending  H.  15911,  to  amend  laws  relating  to  registration 
of  trade-marks.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  2668. ) 

Pay  Department  (War  Department): 

Estimate  of  appropriation  for  additional  force  in  office  of  paymaster- 
general.     3  p.     (H.  doc.  633.) 

Estimate  of  appropriation  for  clerks  in  office  of  pavmaster-general. 
•2  p.     (H.  doc.  598.) 

Monthly  station  list  of  officers,  Mar.  1,  1906.     5  p. 

Stoppage  circular,  Mar.  15,  1906.    3  p.      [Monthly.] 
Pensions  Committee  (Senate): 

Appropriations.  Report  amending  H.  13103,  making  appropriations 
for  pensions,  1907.     7  p.      (S.  rp.  1438.) 

Mexican  War.  Report  amending  S.  3632,  to  amend  act  granting  in- 
crease of  pension  to  soldiers  of  Mexican  War  in  certain  cases  [so 
as  to  increase  pension  for  total  disability].     2  p.     (S.  rp.  1779.  ) 

Philippine  Islands  \  Philippine  Commission,  War  Department): 

Report  of  committee  appointed  to  investigate  use  of  opium  and  traffic 
therein  in  Japan.  Formosa,  Shanghai,  Hongkong,  Saigon, 
Singapore,  Burmah,  Java,  and  Philippine  Islands.  310p.pl. 
(Insular  Affairs  Bureau.) 
Same,  [with]  letter  from  Secretary  of  War  submitting  report. 
283  p.  pi.     (S.  doc.  265.)  6-35071/6 

Philippines  Committee  (Senate): 

Revenue  for  Philippine  Islands,  hearings  before  committee  [Jan.  20- 
Feb,  28,  1906,  on  H.  3,  to  amend  act  to  provide  revenue  for  Philip- 
pine Islands].     1247p.il.     (S.  doc.  277.)  6-10843/5 

Plant  Industry  Bureau  ( Agriculture  Department) : 
Bulletin— 

93,  Control  of  apple  bitter-rot.     36  p.  il.  pi.  Agr  6-358/3 

100,  pt.  2,  Wrapping  of  apple  grafts  and  its  relation  to  crown-gall 
disease.     12  p.     *Paper,  5c 

Porto  Rico  (State  Department): 

Joint  resolution  of  Legislative  Assembly,  praying  for  protection  to 
coffee  of  Porto  Rico.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  659. ) 

Ordinance  of  Executive  Council  granting  right  to  bridge  Manati 
River.     3  p.     ( H.  doc.  572. ) 

Two  ordinances  [granting  franchises],  enacted  bv  Executive  Coun- 
cil.    4  p.     (H.  doc.  584.) 

Post=Office  and  Post=Roads  Committee  (House): 

Appropriations.  Report  submitting  H.  16953,  making  appropriations 
for  Post-Office  Department,  1907.     24  p.     ( H.  rp.  2405. ) 

Franking.  Report  under  H.  R.  120,  directing  committee  to  investi- 
gate alleged  abuses  of  franking  privilege  bv  members  of  Congress. 
17  p.     (H.rp.  2332.) 

Indiahoma  union  signal,  Sbawnee,  Okla.  Report  adverse  to  H.  R. 
352,  calling  for  information  as  to  status  of  Indiahoma  union  signal 
relative  to  admission  to  mails.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  2172.) 


Makch,  1906  123 

Post=Office  and  Post=Roads  Committee — Continued. 

People's  United  States  Bank,  St.  Louis,  Mo.     Report  favoring  H.  R. 

341,  calling  for  information  as  to  exclusion  from  privileges  of 

mails  of  bank.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  1795.) 
Union  news,  Thomaston,  Ga.     Report  amending  H.  R.  343,  calling 

for  information  as  to  status  of  Union  news  with  reference  to  use 

of  mails.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  1830.) 

Post=Office  Department : 

Note.— For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 

Answer  to  inquiry  as  to  status  of  Indiahoma  union  signal  relative  to 
admission  to  mails.     4  p.     (H.  doc.  668.) 

Answer  to  inquiry  as  to  status  of  Union  news,  of  Thomaston,  Ga., 
with  reference  to  use  of  mails.     3  p.     (H.  doc.  650.) 

Recommendation  relating  to  clerk  hire  for  post-offices  at  Goldfield 
and  Tonopah,  New'    2  p.     (H.  doc.  560.) 

Response  to  inquiry  as  to  exclusion  from  privileges  of  mails  of  Peo- 
ple's United  States  Bank,  St.  Louis.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  641.) 

United  States  official  postal  guide,  2d  series,  v.  28,  no.  3;  Mar.  1906. 
36  p.  12°     [Monthly.]     Paper,  $2.00  a  yr. 

Note. — No.  1,  January,  for  each  year,  is  what  is  usually  known  as  the 
Postal  guide,  nos.  'l-Vl  being  additions  and  corrections.  Sold  by  the  print- 
ers, J.  B.  Lyon  Company,  Beaver  and  Daniel  streets,  Albany. 

Post=Offices  and  Post=Roads  Committee  (Senate): 

Report  adverse  to  S.  1653,  to  prevent  Sunday  banking  in  post-offices 
in  handling  of  monev  orders  and  registered  letters.  1  p.  (S.  rp. 
1426.) 

President  of  United  States : 

Alaska.  Executive  order  [authorizing  reservation  of  land  in  Alaska 
for  agricultural  experiment  station].     1  p.  f° 

Ashby,  Mrs.  Coila  B.  Executive  order  [authorizing  reinstatement  of 
Mrs.  Ashby].     1  p.  f° 

Blue  Mountains  forest  reserve,  Oreg.,  proclamation.     [2]  p.  map,  f° 

Dajo,  Mount.  Message  transmitting  account  of  engagement  on  Mount 
Dajo  between  United  States  forces  and  band  of  Moros.  2  p.  (H. 
doc.  622. ) 

Delaware  River.  Act  [of  Legislature  of  New  Jersey],  to  ratify  agree- 
ment between  New  Jersev  and  Delaware  respecting  Delaware 
River  and  Bay.     4  p.     ( S.  doc.  260. ) 

Egbert,  Fort,  Alaska.  Executive  order  [authorizing  new  boundary 
lines  for  military  reservation  of  Fort  Egbert].     1  p.  f° 

Gallatin  forest  reserve,  Mont.,  2d  proclamation.     1  p.  map,  f° 

Grass  Island.  p]xecutive  order  [placing  military  reservation  of  Grass 
Island,  Grays  Harbor,  Wash.,  under  control  of  Secretary  of  In- 
terior].    1  p.  f° 

Gray,  Robert  Lee.  Executive  order  [authorizing  appointment  of 
Gray].     1  p.  f" 

Interstate  Commerce  Commission.  Message  relative  to  joint  resolu- 
tion instructing  commission  to  make  examination  into  subject  of 
railroad  discriminations  and  monopolies  in  coal  and  oil  and  report 
from  time  to  time.     2  p.     ^S.  doc.  256. ) 

Isthmian  Canal  Commission.  Executive  order  [authorizing  pay- 
ment of  expenses  of  chairman  of  commission,  governor  of  Canal 
Zone,  and  chief  engineer  of  commission  while  on  official  busi- 
ness].    1  p.  f° 

.  9645— No.  135—06 3 


124  March,  1906 

President  of  United  States — Continued. 

Kiowa  and  Comanche  Reservation.  Message  returning,  in  compli- 
ance with  resolution,  H.  431  [to  open  for  settlement  505,000  acres 
of  land  in  Kiowa,  Comanche,  and  Apache  reservations,  Okla.]. 
1  p.     ( H.  doc.  669. ) 

Middle  Islands.  Executive  order  [authorizing  reservation  of  Middle 
Islands,  Rock  Harbor,  Mich.,  for  lighthouse  purposes].      1  p.  f° 

Montana.  Executive  order  [authorizing  change  in  boundary  lines 
of  Billings  land  district  in  Montana].     1  p.  f° 

Moreno,  J.  F.  Executive  order  [authorizing  admission  of  Moreno, 
British  subject,  to  examination  for  appointment  in  classified  serv- 
ice].    1  p.  f° 

North  Platte  forest  reserve,  Nebr.,  proclamation.     1  p.  map,  f° 

Philippine  Islands.  Executive  order  [making  reservations  in  Phil- 
ippine Islands  for  military  purposes].     1  p.  f° 

Smith,  John  H.  P^xeeutive  order  [authorizing  appointment  of  Smith]. 
1  p.  f° 

Tuberculosis.  Executive  order  [authorizing  heads  of  Executive  De- 
partments to  enforce  rules  for  prevention  of  tuberculosis].     1  p.  f° 

Yoon,  Pyeng  K.    Executive  order  [relative  to  appointment  of  Yoon] . 

1  p.  f° 

Printing  Committee  (House) : 

Cranford,  John  Walter.     Report  amending  H.  J.  R.  11,  for  publica- 
tion of  eulogies  on  Cranford.     1  p.      (H.  rp.  2656.) 
Printing — 

Report  favoring  H.  J.  R.  127,  to  correct  abuses  in  public  printing 
and  for  allotment  of  cost  of  certain  documents  and  reports.  1 
p.  (H.  rp.  2652.) 
Report  favoring  H.  J.  R.  128,  to  prevent  unnecessary  printing 
and  binding  and  to  correct  evils  in  distribution  of  public  docu- 
ments.    1  p.     (H.  rp.  2653.) 

Printing  Investigation  Commission  (Congress): 

Preliminary  report.     92  p.      (H.  doc.  649.)  6-35080/4 

Same.      (S.  rp.  2153.) 

Public  Buildings  and  Grounds  Committee  (House): 

Report  favoring  S.  2801,  to  withhold  from  sale  portion  of  Fort  Brady 
military  reservation  at  Sault  Ste.  Marie,  Mich.,  as  substitute  for 
H.  10690.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  2282.) 

Public  Buildings  and  Grounds  Committee  (Senate) : 

Denver,  Colo.  Report  amending  S.  582,  for  public  building  at  Den- 
ver,    lip.     (S.  rp.  1433.) 

Plattsmouth,  Nebr.  Report  amending  S.  2350,  for  public  building  at 
Plattsmouth.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  1996.) 

Public  Health  and  Marine=Hospital  Service  (Treasury  Department): 
Note.— For  divisions  under  this  service,  see  names  of  divisions. 
Annual  report  of  surgeon-general,  1905.     458  p.      (H.  doc.  320.) 
Estimate  of  appropriation  for  purchase  of  quarantine  station  at  Port- 
land, Me.     4  p.      (H.  doc.  666.) 
Letter  relating  to   quarantine   conditions   in  Isthmian  Canal  Zone. 

2  p.     (S.  doc.  286.) 


Makch,  1906  125 

Public  Health  and  Marine= Hospital  Service — Continued. 

Public  health  reports,  v.  21,  nos.  9-13;  Mar.  2-30,  1906.  p.  193-322. 
[Weekly.] 

Note. — This  publication  is  for  gratuitous  distribution,  but  the  edition  is 
limited,  and  the  document  is  intended  only  for  health  officers  and  other  per- 
sons interested  in  sanitary  affairs.  To  obtain  it  application  should  be  made 
to  the  Surgeon-General  of  the  Public  Health  and  Marine-Hospital  Service, 
Treasury  Department. 

Public  Lands  Committee  (House): 

Antiquities.  Report  amending  H.  11016,  for  preservation  of  Ameri- 
can antiquities.     8  p.      (H.  rp.  2224.) 

Canyon,  Colo.  Report  amending  H.  4546,  ceding  to  Canon  City  lands 
for  park  purposes.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  2476. ) 

Crittenden,  Fort.  Report  amending  H.  12323,  to  extend  public-land 
laws  to  lands  within  limits  of  Fort  Crittenden  military  reserva- 
tion, Utah.     3  p.     (H.  rp.  2123.) 

Heyburn,  Idaho.  Report  amending  S.  4862,  allowing  settlers  with 
improvements  on  town  sites  of  Heyburn  and  Rupert,  Idaho,  to 
buy  lots  on  which  improvements  are  located  at  appraised  price 
for  cash.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  2471.) 

Johnson  County,  Wyo.  Report  amending  H.  16521,  to  sell  certain 
land  to  county.     2  p.     (  H.  rp.  2K7'<.  | 

La  Plata  County,  Colo.  Report  amending  H.  16381,  leasing  and  de- 
mising certain  lands  in  county  to  P.  F.  U.  Rubber  Company,  as 
substitute  for  H.  11933.     5  p.    '(H.  rp.  2225.) 

Minnesota.  Report  favoring  S.  2296,  restoring  to  public  domain  cer- 
tain lands  in  Minnesota.     3  p.      (H.  rp.  2173.) 

Montana.  Report  submitting  H.  17135,  that  Montana  be  permitted 
to  relinquish  to  United  States  certain  lands  heretofore  selected  and 
select  other  lands  from  public  domain  in  lieu  thereof,  as  substi- 
tute for  H.  16554.     4  p.      (H.  rp.  2474. ) 

Xez  Perces  County,  Idaho.  Report  amending  by  substitute  H.  15506, 
authorizing  patenting  of  certain  lands  to  school  district  57,  Xez 
Perces  County.     3  p.      (H.  rp.  2338.) 

Northern  Pacific  Railway.  Report  amending  S.  2292,  for  relief  of 
certain  entrymen  and  settlers  within  limits  of  Northern  Pacific 
Railwav  land  grant,  as  substitute  for  H.  9719.  3  p.  (H.  rp. 
2285.) 

Oklahoma.  Report  amending  by  substitute  H.  11862,  to  enable  mis- 
sionary societies  and  religious  organizations  occupying  lands  for 
religious  purposes  in  Oklahoma  to  purchase  same  and  receive 
patents  in  fee  therefor.     4  p.     (H.  rp.  2477. ) 

Olympic  forest  reserve,  Wash.  Report  favoring  H.  15335,  for  protec- 
tion of  srame  animals,  birds,  and  fishes  in  forest  reserve.  3  p. 
(H.  rp.  2744.) 

Port  Angeles,  Wash.  Report  amending  H.  16954,  for  reappraisement 
of  certain  suburban  lots  in  Port  Angeles.     3  p.      (H.  rp.  2676.) 

Right  of  way.  Report  favoring  H.  15513,  to  declare  and  enforce  for- 
feiture provided  by  act  granting  to  railroads  right  of  way  through 
public  lands,     lp!     (H.  rp.  2283. ) 

South  Dakota.  Report  amending  H.  15328,  to  approve  certain  final 
proofs  in  Chamberlain  land  district.     3  p.     ( H.  rp.  2175. ) 

Wind  River  Reservation.  Report  favoring  H.  J.  R.  117,  extending 
time  for  opening  to  entry  unallotted  lands  on  ceded  portion  of 
Shoshone  or  Wind  River  Reservation,  Wyo.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  2286.) 


126  Mabch,  1906 

Public  Lands  Committee    House  — Continued. 

Wyoming.  Report  amending  H.  16314.  that  Wyoming  be  permitted 
to  relinquish  to  United  States  certain  lands  heretofore  selected 
and  to  select  other  lands  from  public  domain  in  lieu  thereof.  5  p. 
H.  rp.  2487. 

Yoeemite  National  Park.  Report  favoring  H.  J.  R.  118.  accepting 
recession  by  California  of  Yoeemite  Valley  arrant  and  Mariposa 
Bis  Tree  Grove  and  including  same  within  park.  2  p.  (H.  rp. 
_    S9. 

Public  Lands  Committee    Senate   : 

Alabama.  Report  favoring  H.  13194.  to  reclassify  public  lands  of 
Alabama.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  19V 

Bur;     _  Report  amending  S.  2188.  granting  to  Durango  cer- 

tain lands  for  reservoirs.     2  p.       S.  rp.  1427.) 

Fish  hatcheries.  Report  amending  6.  J4S7.  granting  to  Oregon  cer- 
tain lands  for  fish  hatchery.     1  p.      |  B.  rp.  21 

Mesa  Verde  national  park.  Report  favoring  S.  3245.  creating  park. 
3  p.     (S.rp.1428. 

Minnesota.     Report  favoring  H.  10101,  to  sell  to  Minnesota  certain 
land  in  county  of  Dakota.     4  p.     r  S.  rp.  1576.) 
-  rvoirs.     Report  favoring  B         -.  to  regulate  use  by  public  of 
reservoir  sites  located  upon  public  lands.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  1522. 

Right  of  way.  Report  amending  by  substitute  S.  3743.  to  confirm 
right  of  way  of  railroads  now  constructed  and  in  operation  in 
Oklahoma  and  Arizona.     2  p.       S.  rp.  1417.  - 

St  Paul.  Minneapolis  and  Manitoba  Railway.  Report  favoring 
H.  10480,  for  relief  of  certain  settlers  within  indemnity  limits  of 
com]  any.     3  p.       S.  rp.  1577. 

Sherman,   Fort.     Report  amending  S.  3414.  for  public  highway  on 
east   side  of   Fort    Sherman   military   reservation.  Idaho.     3   p. 
-   rp. 1429.) 

South  Dakota.  Report  amending  S.  4635.  to  approve  certain  final 
proofs  in  Chamberlain  land  district.     3  p.     [8.  rp.  217". 

Wyoming.     Report  amending  S.  4628,  that  Wyoming  be  permitted 
to  relinquish  to  United  States  certain  lands  heretofore  selected 
and  to  select  other  lands  from  public  domain  in  lieu  thereof.     5  p. 
S.  rp.  1995. 

Yellowstone  forest  reserve.     Report  favoring  H.  13673.  to  extend  pro- 
visions of  homestead  laws  to  certain  lands  in  forest  reserve.     2  p. 
.  1412. 

Publications  Division    Agriculture  Department   : 

Farmers"  bulletins  [available  for  distribution].     1  p.  narrow  f° 
Monthly  list  of  publications  [of  Department].  Mar.  1906.     4  p. 

Same,  [for]  foreign  distribution. 
Quartermaster's  Department    War  Department   : 

Additional  estimates  [to  cover  cost  of  concentrating  Army  in  camps 

of  instruction].     6  p.      (S.  doc.  2r> 
Circular  9  [1906] :  Mar.  24.  1906.     1  p.  12° 
Estimate  of  appropriation  for  payment  [to  F.  Kraut]  for  damages  to 

property  by  gun  firing.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  618.) 
Estimate  of  appropriation  for  purchase  of  lands  at  military  reservaj 

•'   n  at  Fort  Egbert.  Alaska.     2  p.     (  H.  doc.  606.) 


March,  1906  127 

Quartermaster's  Department — Continued. 

Estimate  of  appropriation  for  rent  of  buildings  occupied  by  troops  at 

Borongan,  P.  I.     3  p.     (H.  doc.  617. 
Roster  showing  stations  and  duties  of  officers,  Mar.  1.  1906.     12  p. 

[Monthly.] 

Railway  Mail  Service  (Post-Office  Department): 

Daily  bulletin  of  orders  affecting  postal  service,  v.  27,  nos.  7925-51a; 
Mar.  1-31,  1906.     f°     [Daily  except  Sundays  and  holidays.] 

Rivers  and  Harbors  Committee    House) : 

Michigan  and  Lake  Superior  Power  Company.     Proposed  canal  of 

company,  [hearing  before  committee]  Apr.  4,  1900  [on  H.  8960]. 

5  p. 
Niagara  River,  proposed  dam,  [hearings  before  committee]  Feb.  14, 

1900  [on  H.  2994].     19  p. 

Rules  Committee  (House  : 

Appropriations.  Report  submitting  H.  R.  384,  relative  to  considera- 
tion of  H.  16472,  making  appropriations  for  legislative,  executive. 
and  judicial  expenses,  1907,  as  substitute  for  H.  R.  383.  1  p.  (H. 
rp.  2673. ) 

Naval  Academy.  Report  submitting  H.  R.  377,  rixin^  time  for  con- 
sideration of  S.  3899,  granting  authority  to  Secretary  of  Navy  to 
dismiss  midshipmen  from  academy,  and  regulating  procedure  and 
punishment  in  trials  for  hazing  at  academv,  as  substitute  for 
H.  R.  154.     1  p.      (H.  rp.  2567.) 

Statehood.  Report  amending  by  substitute  H.  R.  369,  that  House 
nonconcur  in  Senate  amendments  to  H.  12707,  to  enable  Okla- 
homa and  Indian  Territory  and  New  Mexico  and  Arizona  to  be 
admitted  into  the  Union,  and  ask  for  conference.  1  p.  [H  rp. 
2473.) 

Senate: 

Note. — See  also  names  of  committees. 
Arizona.     Answer,    favoring  joint  statehood  for  New  Mexico  and 
Arizona,  to  memorial  of  its  opponents;  [by  certain  citizens   of 
Arizona].     6  p.      (S.  doc.  254. ) 
Committees.     List  of  committees   for  59th  Congress    [1st  session]. 

10  p. 
Freight  rates — • 

Acts  and  proposed  [act,  H.  12987],  together  with  so-called  Elkins' 
interstate-commerce  law,  regarding  regulation  of  railroad  rates. 
45  p.     (S.  doc.  292.  6-350 7S  4 

Provisions  in  statutes  of  States  with  regard  to  review  of  orders  of 
State  railroad  commissions,  or  defense  against  enforcement  of 
such  orders.     11  p.     I  S.  doc.  247.)  6-3507":> .; 

Telegrams  in  relation  to  Hepburn  bill  [H.  12987]  and  rate  legis- 
lation generally.  42  p.  (S.  doc.  249.) 
lnteroceanic  canal.  Documents  relating  to  canal,  and  information 
in  regard  to  earthquake  at  Panama  in  1882.  73  p.  S.  doc.  264. ) 
[Reprint  of  Senate  documents  357  and  393,  57th  Congress.  1st 
session] .  6-35070  7 

Milan.  Italy.     Data  relative  to  exposition  at  Milan  [in  1906].     11  p. 

(S.  doc."270.) 
Oklahoma.     Resolutions  of  Joint  Statehood  Convention  at  Oklahoma 
City,  Okla.,  July  12,  1905.     3  p.     (S.  doc.  255.) 


128  Makch,  1906 

Senate — Continued. 
Pines,  Isle  of — 

Conditions  in  Isle  of  Pines.  [Letter  from  George  E.  Hibbard]. 
6  p.  (Confidential;  [Senate]  ex.  doc.  2.)  [Injunction  of 
secrecy  removed  Mar.  12,  1906.] 

Note. — The  series  of  documents  to  which  this  belongs  is  printed  in  confi- 
dence for  the  use  of  the  Senate,  and  is  inaccessible  to  other  persons  unless, 
as  in  this  instance,  the  Senate  removes  the  injunction  of  secrecy. 

On  condition  of  people  of  Isle  of  Pines  [S.  R.  103,  for  special  com- 
mittee to  make  investigation,  with  accompanying  papers]. 
13  p.     (S.  doc.  279.)  6-12185/3 

Owners  of  land  on  Canada  tract  [and  other  tracts]  Isle  of  Pines. 
8  p.  (Confidential;  [Senate]  ex.  doc.  1.)  [Injunction  of 
secrecy  removed  Mar.  12,  1906. ) 

Note. — The  series  of  documents  to  which  this  belongs  is  printed  in  confi- 
dence for  the  use  of  the  Senate,  and  is  inaccessible  to  other  persons  unless, 
as  in  this  instance,  the  Senate  removes  the  injunction  of  secrecy. 

Protests  against  Isle  of  Pines  treaty.  8  p.  (Confidential;  [Sen- 
ate] ex.  doc.  3.)  [Injunction  of  secrecy  removed  Mar.  12, 
1906.] 

Note. — The  series  of  documents  to  which  this  belongs  is  printed  in  confi- 
dence for  the  use  of  the  Senate,  and  is  inaccessible  to  other  persons  unless, 
as  in  this  instance,  the  Senate  removes  the  injunction  of  secrecy. 

Retired  list,  Army.  Memorial  from  W.  A.  Miller,  for  himself  and 
30  comrades,  for  legislation  entitling  them  to  advancement  of  one 
grade  [on  retired  list].     4  p.      (S.  doc.  252.) 

Signal  Office  (War  Department): 

Estimate  of  appropriation  for  submarine  cable  between  Key  West, 
Fla.,  Guantanamo,  Cuba,  and   Panama  Canal   Zone.     2  p.     (H. 
doc.  599.) 
Orders  5,  6  [1906] ;  Mar.  1, 16, 1906.     Each  2  p.  12°     [Semimonthly.] 

Smithsonian  Institution: 

Note. — In  its  latest  price-list  the  Smithsonian  Institution  publishes  this  note: 
"The  publications  of  the  Smithsonian  Institution  are,  1,  Contributions  to 
knowledge;  2.  Miscellaneous  collections:  3.  annual  reports;  4,  special  papers. 
No  sets  of  these  are  for  sale  or  distribution,  as  most  of  the  volumes  are  out  of 
print.  The  volumes  of  Contributions  and  Collections  are  distributed  only  to 
designated  public  libraries  and  learned  institutions  in  this  country  and  abroad. 
A  small  edition  of  the  papers  in  these  two  series  is  printed  separately  for  sale 
or  exchange.  The  Smithsonian  reports  are  distributed  by  the  Institution  to 
libraries  throughout  the  world;  may  be  had  by  purchase  at  cost  from  the 
Superintendent  of  Documents,  and  may  also  generally  be  obtained  free  of 
charge  from  the  applicant's  Member  of  Congress."  The  annual  reports  are 
the  only  Smithsonian  publications  that  are  regularly  issued  as  public  docu- 
ments. All  the  others  are  paid  for  from  the  private  funds  of  the  Institution. 
The  annual  reports  are  included  ir  the  Congressional  set.  For  bureaus  under 
this  Institution,  see  names  of  bureaus. 

Annual  report  of  regents,  1904  [pt.  2].     [See  National  Museum.] 

Box  104;  list  of  official  publications  of  Government,  Feb.  5 -Mar.  24, 
1906,  distributed  for  Library  of  Congress  through  institution.     6  p. 

Estimate  of  appropriation  for  work  of  international  catalogue  of  sci- 
entific literature.     15  p.     (H.  doc.  623.)  6-35079/2 

Smithsonian  contributions  to  knowledge,  v.  34  [publication]  1651, 
Continuous  record  of  atmospheric  nucleation.     226  p.  il.  f° 

6-35084 

Soils  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department) : 
Assignment  of  field  parties.     7  p. 

Soil  survey  of  Lauderdale  County,  Ala.     21  p.  il.  map. 
Soil  survey  of  Lavaca  County,  Tex.     24  p.  il.  map. 
Soil  survey  of  Spalding  County,  Ga.     15  p.  il.  map. 


March,  1906  129 

Spanish  Treaty  Claims  Commission: 

Estimate  of  appropriation  for  salaries  and  expenses.  1  p.  (H. 
doc.  652. ) 

State  Department: 

Note. — The  State  Department  distributes  its  publications  gratuitously.    For 
bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 

Brazil.     Estimate  of  appropriation  for  2d  secretary  of  embassy  to 

Brazil.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  658.) 
Christchurch,  New  Zealand.     Estimate  of  appropriation  for  sending 
delegates  to  international  exhibition  at  Christchurch.     3  p.     (H. 
doc.  600. ) 
Circular,  claims  against  foreign  governments.     8  p. 
Compagnie  Francaise  des  Cables  Telegraphiques.     Letter  recommend- 
ing passage  of  bill  for  relief  of  Compagnie  Francaise  des  Cables 
Telegraphiques.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  644. ) 
Consuls.     Digest  of  circular  instructions  to  consular  officers,  Apr.  8, 

1904-Dec.  31,  1905.     v.  2,  40  p. 
Diplomatic  list,  Mar.  1906.     14  p.  24°     [Monthly.] 
Extradition — 

Supplementary  treaty  between  United  States  and  Denmark  for 
extradition  of  criminals,  signed  Washington,  Nov.  6,  1905, 
proclaimed,  Feb.  19,  1906.  4  p. 
Treaty  for  extradition  of  criminals  between  United  States  and 
San  Marino,  signed  Rome,  Jan.  10,  1906.  7  p.  (Confidential; 
[Senate]  executive  F. )  [Injunction  of  secrecy  removed  Mar. 
20,  1906.] 

Note. — The  series  of  documents  to  which  this  belongs  is  printed  in  confi- 
dence for  the  use  of  the  Senate,  and  is  inaccessible  to  other  persons  unless, 
as  in  this  instance,  the  Senate  removes  the  injunction  of  secrecy. 

France.  Report  of  this  Government's  obligation  to  pay  France 
$3,391.13  in  settlement  of  Samoan  claims.      3  p.      (H.  doc.  612.) 

Hague,  The,  2d  International  Peace  Conference.  Estimate  of  appro- 
priation for  participation  in  conference.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  671.) 

Kongo  Free  State.  Letter  concerning  conditions  in  the  Congo.  2  p. 
(H.  doc.  565.) 

Lindisfarne,  British  steamship.  Report  resubmitting  claim  of  owners 
of  steamship  for  demurrage.     3  p.     (S.  doc.  267.) 

Stationery  and  Printing  Division  (Interior  Department): 

Estimate  of  deficiency  appropriation  for  printing  and  binding  [for 
Department].     3  p.     (H.  doc.  585. ) 

Statistics  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department): 
Bulletin— 

40,  Meat  animals  and  packing-house  products  imported  into  11 
principal  countries,  1895-1904.     92  p.     *  Paper,  5c 

Agr  6-360/3 

41,  Norway,  Sweden,  and  Russia  as  markets  for  packing-house 
products,  imports  from  principal  countries,  1895-1904.  21  p. 
*  Paper,  5c  Agr  6-361/2 

Crop  reporter,  v.  7,  no.  11;  Mar.  1906.     p.  95-102,  4°     [Monthly.] 

Statistics  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department) : 

Note. — The  Bureau   furnishes  its  publications  gratuitously  to  those  who 
apply  for  them. 

Advance  sheets  from  Monthly  summary  of  commerce  and  finance, 
showing  details  of  imports  and  exports  by  articles  and  countries 
for  Feb.  1906.     72  p.  4° 


130  Makch,  1906 

Statistics  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department) — Continued. 
Exports  of  domestic  breadstuffs,  provisions,  cotton,  and  mineral  oils, 

Feb.   1906,  corrected  to  Mar.   10,    1906.     12  p.  4°     (Bulletin  8, 

series  1905-06.)     [Monthly.] 
Internal  commerce  of  United  States,  Jan.  1904-06.     p.  1-39,  4° 
Monthly  summary  of  commerce  and  finance  of  United  States,  Jan. 
1906;  no.  7,  series  1905-06.     p.  2203-2405,  4°  '  *  Paper,  15c 

Same.     (H.  doc.  15,  pt.  7.) 
Production  and  commercial  movement  of  sugar,  1895-1905.     112  p. 

(S.  doc.  250.)  6-35073/3 

Total  values  of  imports  and  exports  of  United  States,   Feb.  1906. 

[2]  p.  4°     [Monthly.] 

Statistics  Division  (Interstate  Commerce  Commission): 

Preliminary  report  on  income  account  of  railways  in  United  States, 
1905.     72  p. 

Steamboat  Inspection  Service  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 
Pilot  rules  for  Atlantic  and  Pacific  Coast  inland  waters.     Edition, 
Mar.  9,  1906.     21  p.  il. 

Subsistence  Department  (War  Department): 
Circular  1  [1906];  Mar.  6,  1906.     2  p.  12° 
Roster  [of  officers],  Mar.  1,  1906.     3  p.     [Monthly.] 
Supplies  and  Accounts  Bureau  (Navy  Department): 

Memoranda  for  information  of  officers  of  Pay  Corps,  commanding 
officers  of  ships,  and  commandants  of  stations  60;  Mar.  1,  1906. 
p.  61-66, 12°     [Monthly.] 

Supreme  Court: 

Rules  of  court  adopted  Jan.  7,  1884,  and  rules  of  practice  for  circuit 
and  district  courts  in  equity  and  admiralty  cases,  and  orders  in 
reference  to  appeals  from  Court  of  Claims.     83  p. 

Territories  Committee  (House): 
Alaska — 

Report  amending  by  substitute  H.  13543,  for  protection  and  regu- 
lation of  fisheries  of  Alaska.     12  p.     (H.  rp.  2657. ) 
Report  amending  by  substitute  S.  267,  to  prohibit  aliens  from  fish- 
ing in  waters  of  Alaska.     9  p.     ( H.  rp.  2485. ) 
Report  favoring  H.  12872,  to  amend  act  to  amend  and  codify  laws 
relating  to  municipal  corporations  in  Alaska  [so  as  to  enable 
incorporated  towns  to  extend  or  otherwise  modify  their  bound- 
aries].    2  p.     (H.  rp.  2741.) 
Hawaii.      Report  amending  H.  14015,  to  establish  fund  for  public 
works  in  Hawaii.     4  p.     (H.  rp.  2743  [pt.  1]. ) 

Territories  Committee  (Senate) : 

Alaska — 

Report  amending  by  substitute  S.  2554,  for  regulation  of  practice 

of  medicine,  surgery,  and  dentistrv  in  Alaska.     8  p.      (S.  rp. 

1736.) 
Report  favoring  H.  J.  R.  97,  authorizing  assignment  of  pay  of 

teachers  and  other  employees  of  Bureau  of  Education  in  Alaska. 

1  p.     (S.  rp.  1407.) 
Alaska  Short  Line  Railway  and  Navigation  Company.     Report  fav- 
oring S.  4256,   for  relief  of  company's  railroad.     1  p.     (S.  rp. 
1781.) 


Makch,  1906  131 

Treasury  Department: 

Note. — For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 
Blank  forms.     Proposed  new  blank  forms  and  material  changes  in 
old  forms  to  be  submitted  to  Secretary  for  approval.     1   p.  4° 
(Dept.  circular  33,  1906. ) 

Customs  Service.  Requiring  report  of  names  and  duties  of  laborers 
employed  in  service,  as  provided  in  Executive  order  of  Feb.  24, 
1906.     1  p.  4°     (Dept.  circular  28,  1906. ) 

Debt.  Statement  of  public  debt  and  cash  in  Treasury,  Feb.  1906. 
1  p.  f°     [Monthly.] 

Employees.     Classification,  status,  appointment,  and  duties  which 

legally  may  be  performed  by  classified  and  unclassified  laborers  in 

employment  of  Government.     1  p.  4°    (Dept.  circular  27,  1906.) 
Germany.     Reciprocity  with  Germany.     1  p.  4°     (Dept.  circular  26, 

1906. ) 
Los  Angeles,  Cal.     Letter  recommending  appropriation  for  rent  of 

quarters  for  Government  officers  at  Los  Angeles.     1  p.     (H.  doc. 

646.) 
Notaries  public.    Additional  list  of  customs  notaries.    1  p.  4°    (Dept. 

circular  30,  1906.) 
Papers.     Statement  as  to  useless  papers  encumbering  Department. 

27  p.     (H.  doc.  593.) 

Philippine  Islands.  Invoices  for  shipments  to  Philippine  Islands. 
1  p.  4°     (Dept.  circular  35,  1906. ) 

Quarantine.  Special  quarantine  regulations  for  fruit  vessels.  3  p. 
(Dept.  circular  32,  1906.) 

Scales.  Estimate  of  appropriation  for  scales  at  ports  of  entry.  1  p. 
(H.  doc.  627. ) 

Silver  coins.  Transportation  of  silver  coins,  free  of  charge,  discon- 
tinued.    1  p.  4°     (Dept.  circular  34,  1906.) 

Tariff.  Recommendations  of  amendments  to  customs  administrative 
act  [as  to  valuation  and  undervaluation  of  imports],  lp.  (H.  doc. 
576.) 

Treasury  decisions   under  tariff,  internal  revenue,  and  other  laws, 

weekly,  v.  11,  nos.  9-13;  Mar.  1-29,  1906. 
Viruses,  etc.     Amendment  to  regulations  for  sale  of  viruses,  serums, 

toxins,    and   analogous   products.     1   p.  4°      (Dept.    circular  31, 

1906. ) 
Woolen  rags.     Letter  from  American  Association  of  Commerce  and 

Trade,  of  Berlin,  relative  to  advisability  of  placing  woolen'  rags  on 

free  list.     1  p.     (H.  doc.  670.) 

War  Department: 

Note. — For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 
Arlington,  Va.     Recommendation  as  to   compensation  of  superin- 
tendent of  national  cemetery  at  Arlington.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  561.) 
Circular  14-19  [1906] ;  Mar.  9-26,  1906.     12° 

Confederate  States.  Journal  of  Congress  of  Confederate  States,  1861- 
65.     v.  7,  966  p.     (S.  doc.  234  [pt.  7],  58th  Cong.  2d  sess.) 

5-12700/3 
Dajo,  Mount — 

Additional  information  with  reference  to  engagement  of  American 
forces  with  Moro  outlaws  on  Mount  Dajo.    5  p.     (S.  doc.  278.) 
Communications  between  Department  and  officials  of  [in]  Philip- 
pine Islands  respecting  attack  bv  troops  of  United  States  on 
Mount  Dajo.     3  p.     (S.  doc.  276.") 


132  Makch,  1906 

War  Department — Continued. 
Dajo,  Mount — Continued. 

Complete  copies  of  all  communications  received  in  or  sent  from 
Department  pertaining  to  attack  bv  troops  of  United  States  on 
Mount  Dajo.     11  p.     (S.  doc.  289.) 
Drake,  George.     Estimate  of  appropriation  for  relief  of  Drake  and 

Lillie  Nelson.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  653.) 
Employees.     Estimate  of  appropriation  for  clerks  [in  office  of  quar- 
termaster-general and  Signal  Office].     3  p.      (H.  doc.  573.) 
General  orders  44-64  [1906] ;  Mar.  1-29,  1906.     12° 
Grimes,  George  S.    Recommendation  for  relief  of  Grimes.    6  p.    (H. 

doc.  660. ) 
Mileage.     Letter  submitting  amendment  to  mileage  law  as  embodied 
in  armv  appropriation  bill  [as  to  officers  in  Alaska].     2  p.     (S. 
doc.  257.) 
Military  Academy — 

Estimate  of  appropriation  for  purchase  of  land  [Constitution  Is- 
land] at  academy.     4  p.     (H.  doc.  596.) 
Letter  recommending  legislation  for  completing  improvements  at 
academy.     6  p.     (H.  doc.  648.) 
Nome,  Alaska.     Letter  recommending  legislation  to  sell  coal  [at  Fort 

Davis]  to  avert  coal  famine  at  Nome.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  586.) 
Reports — 

Annual  reports,  1905;  v.  1,  reports  of  Secretary,  chief  of  staff, 
military  secretary,  inspector-general,  and  judge-advocate- 
general.     490  p.  map,  tab.     *Cloth,  50c 
Same.     (H.doc.2.) 
Same;  v.  2,  armament,  transportation,  and  supply.     295  p.  il. 

maps.     *Cloth,  45c 
Same.     ( H.  doc.  2. ) 
Same;  v.  3,  reports  of  division  and  department  commanders. 

324  p.     *Cloth,  30c 
Same.     (H.doc.2.) 

Same;  v.  4,  military  schools  and  colleges,  militia  affairs,  mil- 
itary parks,  and  soldiers'  homes.     285  p.     (H.  doc.  2.) 
Small-arms  firing  regulations.     223  p.  il.  24° 

Special  orders  51-77   [1906];  Mar.  1-31,  1906.     12°     [Daily  except 
Sundays  and  holidays.] 

Watertown  Arsenal: 

Report  of  tests  of  metals  and  other  materials  made  at  arsenal,  1905. 
435  p.  il.  pi.     *Cloth,  50c 

Same.     (H.  doc.  22.) 
Ways  and  Means  Committee  (House): 

Bonds  of  United  States.     Report  favoring  H.  16290,  to  postpone  until 

1937  maturity  of  $250,000  of  4  per  centum  United  States  bonds 

held  in  trust  for  American  Printing  House  for  Blind.     2  p.      (H. 

rp.  2272.) 
Germany.     Report  adverse  to  H.  R.  346,  calling  for  information  as  to 

arrangement  made  with  German  Government  in  reference  to  tariff 

relations  between  United  States  and  Germany.     6  p.     (H.  rp. 

1833.) 
Spirits.     Report  amending  H.  16226,  to  amend  internal-revenue  laws 

and  to  prevent  double  taxation  of  certain  distilled  spirits.     2  p. 

(H.  rp.  2495. ) 


March,  1906  133 

Weather  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department): 

Note. — For  these  publications  application  should  be  made  to  the  Chief  of 
the  Weather  Bureau. 

Bulletin  37,  Recent  practice  in  erection  of  lightning  conductors.     20  p. 

Agr  6-370/2 
Meteorological  chart  of  Great  Lakes,  no.  2,  1905.     12  p.  map.  4°    10c 

Agr  6-369/3 
Monthly  weather  review,  v.  33,  no.  12.     p.  515-570.     il.   pi.  maps, 

4°    Paper,  20c  single  copy,  $2.00  a  yr. 
National  monthly  weather  bulletin,  Feb.  1906;  no.  2  [1906].     24  X  19 

in.     [Formerly  Weather-crop  bulletin.] 
Snow  and  ice  bulletin,  Mar.  5-26,  1906.     19  X  12  in.     [Weekly  dur- 
ing winter.] 
Studies  on  diurnal  periods  in  lower  strata  of  atmosphere.     51  p.  il.  4° 

Agr  6-581 
Weather  map,  Mar.  1-31,  1906.     19  X24  in.     [Daily.] 
Yards  and  Docks  Bureau  (Navy  Department) : 

Address  of  officers,  civil  engineer  corps,  Mar.  15,  1906.     1  p.  12° 

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Abbreviations 


Academy acad. 

Agricultural agric. 

Amendments amdts. 

American Amer. 

Appendix app. 

Association  assoc. 

Board bd. 

College coll. 

Commission comn. 

Committee com. 

Congress Cong. 

Consular cons. 

Department  dept. 

Document doc. 

Executive ex. 

Exposition expos. 

Facsimile,  facsimiles facsim. 

Folio f° 

General gen. 

Geologic geol. 

Government Govt. 

Historical hist. 

House  bill H. 

House  concurrent  resolution H.  C.  R. 

House  document H.  doc. 

House  joint  resolution H.  J.  R. 

House  report H.rp. 

House  resolution  (simple) H.  R. 

Illustrated, illustration,  illustrations  ...il. 

Inch,  inches in. 

Institute,  institution inst. 

Latitude lat. 

Leaf,  leaves 1 . 

Library '. L. 

Longitude long. 


Mile,  miles m. 

Miscellaneous misc. 

Nautical naut. 

Number,  numbers no.,  nos. 

Octavo 8° 

Page,  pages p. 

Part,  parts pt.,  pts. 

Plate,  plates pi. 

Portrait,  portraits por. 

Public pub. 

Quarto 4° 

Railway ry. 

Report * rp. 

Resolution res. 

Secretary secy. 

Section,  sections sec. 

Senate  bill S. 

Senate  concurrent  resolution S.  C.  R. 

Senate  document S.  doc. 

Senate  joint  resolution S.  J.R. 

Senate  report S.  rp. 

Senate  resolution  (simple) S.  R. 

Session sess. 

Sixteenmo 16° 

Society soc. 

Superintendent supt. 

Table,  tables tab. 

Thirtyt wo-mo 32" 

Treasury Treas. 

T  wel  vemo 12° 

Twentyfour-mo 24» 

University univ. 

Versus vs. ,  v. 

Volume,  volumes v. 

Year yr. 


Explanation 


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do  not  appear  on  the  title-pages  of  the  publications  catalogued.  When  size 
is  not  given,  octavo  is  to  be  understood.  Size  of  maps  is  measured  from 
outer  edge  of  border,  excluding  margin.  When  Congress  and  session  are 
not  given  with  the  numbers  of  Senate  and  House  documents  and  reports 
59th  Congress,  1st  session,  is  to  be  understood. 

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Catalogue  of  Public  Documents 


APRIL,  1906 


NOTE. — Beginning  with,  the  January  number  of  the  Catalogue,  entries  for 
reports  on  private  bills  have  been  omitted. 

Accounts  Committee  (House): 

Eeport  favoring  H.  R.  347,  for  certain  books  for  Revision  of  Laws 
Committee.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  2896.) 

Agriculture  Committee  (House): 

Adulterations.     Report  amending  H.  11032,  to  prevent  adulteration 
of  blue  grass,  orchard  grass,  and  clover  seed.     5  p.     ( H.  rp.  3337. ) 
Agriculture   Department.      Report    submitting   H.    18537,    making 
appropriations  for  Department,  1907.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  3468.) 

Agriculture  Department: 

Note. — For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 
Bureau  of  Animal   Industry  rule  1,  revision  1   [amendment  1];  to 

prevent  spread  of  splenetic  fever  in  cattle.     1  p. 
Circular  17,  Standards  of  purity  for  food  products,  supplementing 

circular  13,  supplemental  proclamation.     7  p. 
Duplicate  publications  [in  library]  available  for  exchange  Mar.  12, 

1906.     19  p. 
Estimate  of  amount  of  money  collected  from  sale  of  timber,  etc., 

upon  forest  reserves.     4  p.     (S.  doc.  315. ) 
Farmers'  bulletin — 

42,  Facts  about  milk.     Revised  [edition].     32  p.  il. 

44,  Commercial  fertilizers,  composition  and  use.     37  p. 

246,  Saccharine  sorghums  for  forage.     37  p.  il.  Agr  6-619/3 

248,  Lawn.     20  p.  il.  Agr  6-615/2 

250,  Prevention  of  stinking  smut  of  wheat  and  loose  smut  of  oats. 
16  p.  il.  Agr  6-381/2 

251,  Experiment  station  work  34.     32  p.  il.  Agr  6-305/2 
253,  Germination  of  seed  corn.     16  p.  il.  Agr  6-582/2 

Alaska  (Interior  Department): 

Papers  relating  to  claim  of  S.  I.  Stone  and  Lulu  Burt.     6  p.     (H. 
doc.  681.) 

Animal  Industry  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department) : 

Bulletin  82,  Fungi  in  cheese  ripening,  Camembert  and  Roquefort. 
39  p.  il.     *Paper,  5c  Agr  6-583/2 

Appointment  Clerk  (Agriculture  Department): 
Report,  1905.     p.  529-542. 

139 


140  April,  1906 

Appraisers  (Treasury  Department) : 

Reappraisements  of  merchandise  by  general  appraisers  [on  Mar.  23- 
Apr.  26,  1906];  Apr.  2-30,  1906.  4°  (Reappraisement  circulars 
1368-87.)     [Weekly.] 

Appropriations  Committee  (House): 

California.  Report  favoring  H.  18709,  making  additional  appropria- 
tions for  public  service  on  account  of  earthquake  and  conflagration 
on  Pacific  Coast.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  3630. ) 

District  of  Columbia.  Report  submitting  H.  18198,  making  appro- 
priations for  District,  1907.     19  p.     (H.  rp.  3287.) 

Appropriations  Committee  (Senate) : 

Report  amending  H.  17359,  making  appropriations  to  supply  ad- 
ditional urgent  deficiencies,  1906  and  prior  years.  6  p.  (S.  rp. 
2193.) 

Auditor  for  Post=Office  Department  (Treasury  Department): 

Report  in  case  of  Georgia  Railroad  and  Banking  Company  for  serv- 
ices rendered  bv  it  under  name  of  Georgia  Railroad  Company. 
3  p.     (S.  doc.  297.) 
Report  showing  salary  accounts  of  certain  former  postmasters  in 
Colorado,  pursuant  to  resolution.     5  p.     (S.  doc.  401.) 

Auditor  for  State  and  Other  Departments  (Treasury  Department): 
Response  to  inquiry  as  to  expenses  of  Spanish  Treaty  Claims  Com- 
mission and  amount  of  payments  under  awards.     3  p.     (H.  doc. 
683.) 

Auditor  for  Treasury  Department  (Treasury  Department): 

Communication  as  to  destruction  of  certain  papers.  2  p.  (H.  doc. 
689.) 

Banking  and  Currency  Committee  (House): 

Currency.  Report  amending  H.  13566,  to  amend  currency  act  ap- 
proved Mar.  14,  1900.     4  p.      (H.  rp.  3349.) 

Public  moneys.  Report  favoring  H.  18336,  for  current  deposit  of 
public  moneys.     16  p.     (H.  rp.  3617.) 

Bibliography  Division  (Library  of  Congress): 

List  of  books,  articles,  etc.,  treating  of  Senate.     11  p.      (S.  doc.  303.) 

6-13353/2 

Bookkeeping  and  Warrants  Division  (Treasury  Department): 

Comparative  statement  of  receipts  and  expenditures  of  United  States 
[for  month  and  9  months  ending  Mar.  1905  and  1906].     1  p.  ob- 
long 8°     [Monthly.] 
Statement  of  Treasury,   Apr.   2-30,   1906.     Each  [3]   p.   4°     [Daily 
except  Sundays  and  holidays.] 

Canal  Zone,  Isthmus  of  Panama  (Isthmian  Canal  Commission,  War 
Department) : 
Report  of  department  of  health  of  Isthmian  Canal  Commission,  Feb 
1906.     53  p.  12°      .  6-13939/3 

Census  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Extract  showing  production  and  consumption  of  cotton  in  United 
States  for  year  ending  Aug.  31,  1905.     7  p.     (S.  doc.  324.) 

Census  Committee  (House): 

Report  amending  H.  13671,  for  taking  of  census  of  agriculture  in  1906 
and  every  10th  year  after  1905.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  3402. ) 


April,  1906  141 

Census  Committee  (Senate): 

Report  amending  H.  12064,  to  amend  act  for  permanent  Census 
Office  [so  as  to  require  additional  special  reports,  etc.].  3 p.  (S. 
rp.  2724.) 

Chemistry  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department): 

Bulletin  100,  Some  forms  of  food  adulteration  and  simple  methods 
for  their  detection.     59  p.     *Paper,  10c  Agr  6-584  2 

Food  inspection  decisions  37,  38.     2  p. 
Claims  Committee  (House): 

Report  favoring  H.  3518,  for  relief  of  Copiah  County,  Miss.  3  p. 
(H.  rp.  3280.) 

Coast  and  Geodetic  Survey  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Note.— The  charts,  coast  pilots,  and  tide  tables  of  the  Coast  and  Geodetic 
Surrey  are  sold  at  the  office  of  the  Survey,  in  Washington,  and  also  by  one  or 
more  sales  agents  in  each  of  the  important  American  seaports.  The  monthly 
Notice  to  mariners  may  be  had  free  at  these  agencies,  at  all  United  States  cus- 
tom-houses, at  the  branch  hydrographic  offices  of  the  Navy  Department,  at 
United  States  consulates  in  foreign  ports,  and  at  the  office  of  the  Coast  and 
Geodetic  Survey. 

Charts — 

Alaska;  chart  T.     Scale  1:3,600,000.     26.7X45.9  in.     50c 

Cebu   Harbor    and   approaches,    Cebu,    east  coast,    P.   I.,    scale 

1:30,000;    with  inset,  Cebu  Anchorage,  scale  1:10,000;  chart 

4447.     23.9  X  33.7  and  18.4  X  18.1  in.     30c 
Charleston  Harbor  and  approaches;  chart  431.     Scale  1 :  30,000. 

30.5  X  32  in.     50c 
Fidalgo   Bav  and  Valdez  Arm,  Prince  William   Sound.  Alaska; 

chart  8519.     Scale  1 :  80,000.     29.2  X  38.3  in.     50c 
Honolulu  Harbor,  Oahu,  Hawaiian  Islands;   chart  4109.     Scale 

1:5,000.     35X26.8  in.     50c 
Luzon,  Northwest  coast  of,  Solvec  Cove  to  San  Fernando  [with 

plans  of  harbors] ;  chart  4208.     Scale  1 :  100,000.    41.8  X  30.9  in. 

40c 
Manila  and  Cavite  anchorages,  P.   I.,  scale  1 :  30,000;  with  insets, 

Cavite,  from  survevs  1901  to  1904  and  other  information,  scale 

1 :  10,000;  Manila  Harbor,  from  surveys  1900  to  1905  and  other 

information,  scale  1:10,000;  chart  4243.     40.8X31,  12.3X13, 

and  20.5X16.1  in.     30c 
Masbate,  Southeastern,  P.  I.,  from  Spanish  surveys  to  1895;  chart 

4418.     Scale  1 :  100,000.     30.8  X  41.6  in.     40c 
Panay,  North  coast  of,  P.  I.,  Capiz  to  Calibo,  including  Port  Batan; 

chart  4459.     Scale  1 :  50,000.     29  X  38.5  in.     30c 
Porto  Rico,  from  surveys  between  1899  and  1905,  additions  from 

foreign  sources;  chart  920.     Mercator  projection.     25.7X41.1 

in.     50c 
St.  Johns  River  from  Palatka  to  Lake  Monroe,  Fla. ;  chart  4tj8. 

Scale  1 :  80,000.     27.5  X  22.5  in.     25c 
San  Pablo  Bav,  Cal. ;  with  inset,  Continuation  of  Petaluma  Creek; 

chart  5533.     Scale  1 :40,000.    40.9  X  32.9  and  8.7  X  7.6  in.    50c 
Estimate  of  appropriation.     2  p.     (H.doc.  710. ) 
Notice  to  mariners  336;  Mar.  1906.     16  1.  + 17-21  p.  4°     [Monthly.] 
Philippine  Islands,  notice  to  mariners  3  [1906] ;  Mar.  10, 1906.    1.  7-10. 
Philippine  Islands  sailing  directions,  sec.  1;   north  and  west  coasts 

of  Luzon  and  adjacent  islands,  from  Cape  Engafio  to  Manila 

Bay.     3d  edition.     101  p.  il.  map. 
Same,  sec.  2,  supplement;  southwest  and  south  coasts  of  Luzon 

and  adjacent  islands,  additions  and  corrections  to  Jan.  1,  1906. 

4  1. 


142  April,  1906 

Coast  and  Geodetic  Survey — Continued. 

Philippine  Islands  sailing  directions,  sec.  3,  supplement;  coasts  of 
Panay,  Negros,  Cebu,  and  adjacent  islands,  additions  and  cor- 
rections to  Jan.  1,  1906.  4  1. 
Same,  sec.  4,  supplement;  coasts  of  Samar  and  Leyte  and  east 
coast  of  Luzon,  additions  and  corrections  to  Jan.  1,  1906.  8  1. 
Same,  sec.  6,  supplement;  Mindoro  Strait,  Sulu  or  Jolo  Sea  and 
Archipelago,  additions  and  corrections  to  Mar.  1,  1906.     4  1. 

Coinage,  Weights,  and  Measures  Committee  (House): 

Metric  system,  hearings  before  committee  [Jan.  21,  1904-Feb.  9," 
1905],  on  H.  93,  58th  Congress,  and  [Feb.  8-Mar.  15,  1906,  on]  H. 
8988,  59th  Congress,     p.  1-322. 

Commerce  and  Labor  Department: 

Note.— The  Department  of  Commerce  and  Labor  distributes  the  Consular  re- 
ports gratuitously.    For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 

Draft  of  bill  to  authorize  employees  of  Executive  Departments  to 
administer  oaths  under  certain  circumstances.    2  p.    ( H .  doc.  703. ) 

Estimate  of  appropriation  for  Bureau  of  Fisheries.  2  p.  (H.  doc. 
731.) 

Estimate  of  appropriation  for  light  vessel  off  Orford  .  Reef,  Oreg. 
2  p.     (H.  doc.  711.) 

Commerce  Committee  (Senate): 

Coasting-trade.  Report  favoring  S.  5572,  to  amend  sec.  4348,  Re- 
vised statutes,  establishing  great  coasting  districts  of  United  States. 

2  p.     (S.  rp.  2803.) 

Dredges.    Report  amending  H.  395,  concerning  foreign-built  dredges. 

3  p.     (S.  rp.  2384.) 

Greenville,  N.  J.  Report  favoring  S.  5438,  to  establish  light  and 
fog  signal  in  New  York  Bav  at  entrance  to  dredged  channel  at 
Greenville.  1  p.  (S.  rp.  2379.) 
Little  River,  Ark.  Report  favoring  S.  5521,  to  authorize  Tyronza 
Central  Railroad  Companv  to  construct  bridge  across  river.  1  p. 
(S.  rp.  2380.) 
Mississippi  River.     Report  favoring  S.  5357,  permitting  dam  across 

river  above  Monticello,  Minn.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  2737.) 
Missouri  River.     Report  amending  by  substitute  S.  5796,  to  author- 
ize bridge  across  river.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  3048. ) 
Navigation— 

Report  favoring  S.  5683,  for  removal  of  derelicts  and  other  float- 
ing dangers  to  navigation.    2  p.     (S.  rp.  2736. )     [Report  reads, 
by  a  misprint,  S.  5863.] 
Report  favoring  S.  5386,  to  amend  act  to  regulate  navigation  on 
Great  Lakes  and  their  connecting  and  tributary  waters  [so  as 
to  include  craft  navigating  in  tow].     2  p.     (S.  rp.  2184. ) 
Report  favoring  S.  5384,  to  amend  sec.  4233,  Revised  statutes,  re- 
lating to  lights  on  water  craft  [so  as  to  include  craft  navigating 
in  tow].     2  p.     (S.  rp.  2183.) 
Report  favoring  S.  5372,  to  prevent  dangers  to  navigation  from 
rafts  of  logs  or  timbers  on  coast  waters  of  United  States.     2  p. 
(S.  rp.  2377.) 
Orford  Reef,  Oreg.     Report  amending  S.-5526,  authorizing  light- vessel 

off  reef.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  2376.) 
Sacramento  River,  Cal.     Report  amending  H.  11796,  for  diversion  of 
water  from  river  for  irrigation  purposes.     11  p.     (S.  rp.  2900.) 


Apeil,  1906  143 

Commerce  Committee — Continued. 

Steamboats.     Report  amending  S.  5514,  to  amend  sec.  4472,  Revised 

statutes,  relating  to  carrying  of  dangerous  articles  on  passenger 

steamers.  2  p.  (S.  rp.  2560.) 
Washington.     Report  amending  by  substitute  S.  5027,  for  life-saving 

stations  and  telephone  line  on  coast  of  Washington  between  Cape 

Flattery  and  Grays  Harbor.     4  p.     (S.  rp.  2185.) 

Comptroller  of  Currency  (Treasury  Department): 
Bulletin  676-680;  Apr.  2-30,  1906.     4°     [Weekly.] 
Revised  estimate  of  distinctive  paper  required  for  printing  currency. 
2  p.     (H.  doc.  722.) 

Conference  Committees  (Congress): 

Alaska.     Conference  report  on  S.  956,  for  Delegate  to  House  of  Rep- 
resentatives from  Alaska.     9  p.      (H.  rp.  3613.) 
Appropriations.     Report  on  H.  17359,  making  appropriations  to  sup- 
ply additional  urgent  deficiencies,  1906  and  prior  years.     3  p. 
(H.  rp.  3201.) 
District  of  Columbia.     Conference  report  on  H.  8997,  to  regulate  prac- 
tice of  pharmacv  and  sale  of  poisons  in  District.     2  p.     (H.  rp. 
3631.) 
Government  officials.     Conference  report  on  H.  10129,  to  amend  sec. 
5501,  Revised  statutes  [so  as  to  provide  for  punishment  of  Govern- 
ment employees  who  prematurely  divulge  information  possessed 
by  any  office  of  Government].     2  p.     (H.  rp.  3296.) 
Indian  Territory — 

Conference  report  in  regard  to  H.  5976,  for  final  disposition  of 
affairs  of  Five  Civilized  Tribes  in  Territory.     6  p.      (S.  doc. 
307. ) 
Conference  report  on  H.  5976,  for  final  disposition  of  affairs  of 
Five   Civilized  Tribes   in   Territory.     10  p.     (H.    rp.   3206.) 
[Same  as  Senate  document  307,  with  Statement  of  managers 
on  part  of  House.  ] 
Naval  Academy.     Conference  report  on  S.  3899,  granting  authority  to 
Secretary  of  Navy  to  dismiss  midshipmen  from  academy,  and  regu- 
lating procedure  and  punishment  in  trials  for  hazing  at  academy. 
2  p.      (H.  rp.  2755.) 
Pensions.  Conference  report  on  H.  13103,  making  appropriations  for 
pensions,  1907.     2  p.      (H.  rp.  3291.) 

Congress: 

Note. — See  also  House  of  Representatives; — Senate — names  of  Congres- 
sional committees. 

Congressional  record,  59th  Congress,  1st  session,  v.  40,  nos.  84—111; 
Apr.  2-30,1906.     p.  4673-6248,  4° 

Note. — The  Congressional  record,  containing  the  proceedings  and  debates 
of  Congress,  is  issued  daily  when  Congress  is  in  session,  and  indexes  thereto 
are  published  semimonthly. 

The  Record  is  sold  by  trie  Public  Printer  on  the  following  terms:  Single 
copy,  3  cents,  if  not  more  than  24  pages,  and  1  cent  more  for  each  addi- 
tional 8  pages;  per  month,  91.50;  per  short  session,  §4.00;  per  long  session, 
$8.00.  (The  current  session,  the  1st  of  the  59th  Congress,  is  a  long  session.) 
Subscriptions  are  payable  in  advance.  Send  remittances  for  the  daily 
Record  by  money  order  to  Chas.  A.  Stillings,  Public  Printer,  Government 
Printing  Office. 

The  bound  volumes  of  the  Record  are  sold  by  the  Superintendent  of  Docu- 
ments. Prices  will  be  furnished  on  application  for  the  proceedings  and  de- 
bates of  the  58th  and  prior  Congresses.  Send,  remittances  for  the  bound 
volumes  to  the  Superintendent  of  Documents.  Stamps,  personal  checks,  and 
foreign  money  will  not  be  accepted. 

Same,  index  8,  [to]  nos.  78-89,  Mar.  26-Apr.  7,  1906.     79  +  99  p.  4° 

Same,  9,  [to]  nos.  90-103,  Apr.  9-22,  1906.     79  +  111  p.  4° 


144  April,  1906 

Congress — Continued. 

59th  Congress,  1st  session,  official  Congressional  directory.     3d  edi- 
tion, corrections  to  Apr.  3,  1906.     416  p.  il.  pi.  map.     *Cloth, 
35c 
Same.     (S.  doc.  4  [pt.  3].) 
Private  [act]  1280-1541;  approved  Mar.  30-Apr.  21,  1906.     Each  1  p. 
Public  [act]  73-121;  approved  Mar.  30-Apr.  23,  1906— 

Appeals.  To  amend  act  to  establish  Circuit  Courts  of  Appeals 
[amended  June  6,  1900,  so  as  to  give  right  of  appeal  from  inter- 
locutory orders  or  decrees  granting  or  continuing  injunctions 
or  appointing  receivers,  in  cases  in  which  appeal  from  final 
decree  may  not  be  taken  to  said  courts] .  No.  102.  1  p. 
Appropriations.      Making  appropriations   to   supply   additional 

urgent  deficiencies,  1906  and  prior  years.     No.  105.     3  p. 
Bear  River.     To  authorize  North  Mississippi  Traction  Company 
to  construct  dams  and  power  stations  on  river  in  Tishomingo 
County,  Miss.     No.  119.     2  p. 
Butte  County,  S.  Dak.     To  issue  patent  to  Scandinavian  Evangeli- 
cal Lutheran  Little  Missouri  River  Congregation  to  lands  for 
cemetery  purposes.     No.  110.     1  p. 
Choctawhatchee    River.      Authorizing    Choctawhatchee    Power 

Company  to  erect  dam  in  Dale  County,  Ala.     No.  84.     1  p. 
Columbia  River — ■ 

For  [continuing]  improvement  of  mouth  of  river.     No.  120. 

lp. 
To  authorize  bridge  across  river  between  Douglas  and  Kittitas 

counties,  Wash.     No.  92.     2  p. 
To  authorize  bridge  across  river  between  Franklin  and  Benton 
counties,  Wash.     No.  91.     2  p. 
Consuls.     For  reorganization  of  consular  service.     No.  83.     4  p. 
Courts  of  United  States — 

To  amend  act  for  term  of  circuit  ami  district  courts  at  Evans- 
ton,  Wyo.     No.  94.     1  p. 
To  amend  act  to  create  southern  division  of  southern  district 
of  Iowa  for  judicial  purposes  and  to  fix  time  and  place  for 
holding  court:  therein,    and    acts  amendatory.     No.    116. 
lp. 
To  create  new  division  of  southern  judicial  district  of  Texas 
and  to  provide  terms  of  court  at  Victoria.     No.  108.     1  p. 
To  fix  regular  terms  of  circuit  and  district  courts  for  southern 
division  of  northern  district  of  Alabama.     No.  100.     1  p. 
District  of  Columbia — 

For  abatement  of  nuisances  in  District.     No.  101.     2  p. 
For  public  crematorium  in  District.     No.  112.     1  p. 
Increasing  penalty  for  certain  offenses  in  District.     No.  115. 

lp. 
Regulating  retent  on  contracts  with  District.     No.  76.     1  p. 
To  amend  act  for  sealer  and  assistant  sealer  of  weights  and 
measures  in  District  [relative  to  bond  of  sealer].     No.  77. 
lp. 
To  amend  act  for  sealer  and  assistant  sealer  of  weights  and 
measures  in  District  [relative  to  sale  of  coal].    No.  78.    1  p. 
To  amend  act  permitting  Washington  Market  Company  to 
lay  conduit  and  pipes  across  7th  street  west.     No.  75.     1  p. 


Apkil,  1906  145 

Congress — Continued. 

Public  [act]  73-121— Continued. 
District  of  Columbia — Continued. 

To  amend  act  to  amend  act  relating  to  metropolitan  police  of 
District  [as  to  beneficiaries  of  policemen's  and  firemen's 
fund].     No.  79.     1  p. 
To  amend  code  of  law  for  District  relating  to  insane  crimi- 
nals   [so  as  to  provide   for  determination  of  question  of 
insanity  of  defendant  tried  under  an  information].    No. 99. 
lp. 
To  amend  code  of  law  for  District  [so  as  to  allow  justices  of 
the  peace  to  issue  at  any  time  warrants  returnable  to  Police 
Court  against  persons  who  have  committed  offenses  in  Dis- 
trict].    No.  114.     1  p. 
To  amend  provision  in  act  approved  Mar.  3,  1899,  imposing 
charge  for  tuition  on  nonresident  pupils  in  public  schools 
of  District  [so  as  to  exempt  pupils  who  pay  taxes  to  Dis- 
trict or  whose  parents  pay  such  taxes].     No.  98.     1  p. 
To  correct  typographical  error  in  act  to  vest  in  commissioners 
of  District  control  of  street  parking.     No.  97.     1  p. 
Great  Council  of  United  States  of  Improved  Order  of  Red  Men. 

To  incorporate  council.     No.  104.     2  p. 
Keystone  Camp  2879,  Modern  Woodmen  of  America.     To  issue 
patent  to  camp  to  certain  lands  for  cemetery  purposes.     No.  11 7. 
lp. 
Little  River,  Ark.     To  authorize  Tyronza  Central  Railroad  Com- 
pany to  construct  bridge  across  river.     No.  95.     1  p. 
Lower  Brule  Reservation,  S.  Dak.     To  authorize  sale  of  portion 

of  reservation.     No.  113.     3  p. 
Masonic  and  Eastern  Star  Home.     To  amend  act  to  incorporate 
Eastern  Star  Home  for  District  [so  as  to  change  name  and 
management].     No.  73.     1  p. 
Missouri  River — 

To  authorize  bridge  across  river  between  Walworth  and  Dewev 

counties,  S.  Dak.     No.  80.     2  p. 
To  authorize  Capital  City  Improvement  Company,   Helena, 
Mont.,  to  construct  dam  across  river.     No.  93.     1  p. 
Monongahela  River,  Pa.     To  authorize  Fayette  Bridge  Company 
to  construct  bridge  over  river  from  borough  of  Brownsville  to 
borough  of  West  Brownsville.     No.  118.     2  p. 
Naval  Academy.     Granting  authority  to  Secretary  of  Navy  to  dis- 
miss midshipmen  from  academy,  and  regulating  procedure  and 
punishment  in  trials  for  hazing  at  academy.     No.  87.     2  p. 
Navy.     To  supply  deficiency  in  appropriation  for  bringing  home 
remains  of  officers  and  men  of  Navy  and  Marine  Corps  who 
die  abroad.     No.  121.     1  p. 
Neahbay,  Wash.     For  life-saving  station  at   or  near  Neah  Bay 
and  for  lst-class  ocean-going  tug  to  be  used  in  connection  there- 
with.    No.  111.     1  p. 
Ordnance.     To  authorize  chief  of  ordnance  to  receive  4  3.6-inch 
breech-loading   field    guns,    carriages,    caissons,  limbers,  and 
their  pertaining  equipment  from  Connecticut.     No.  88.     1  p. 
Rainy  River,  Minn.     For  bridge  across  river.     No.  86.     1  p. 
St.  Joseph  River.      Permitting  dam  across  river  near  Berrien 

Springs,  Mich.     No.  85.     1  p. 
St.  Paul,  Minneapolis  and  Manitoba  Railway.     Relief  of  settlers 
upon  land  within  indemnity  limits  of  company.     No.  106.     1  p. 


146  April,  1906 

Congress — Continued. 

Public  [act]  73-121— Continued. 
Snake  River — 

To  authorize  bridge  across  river  at  or  near  Lewiston,  Idaho. 

No.  82.     2  p. 
To  authorize  bridge  across  river  between  Whitman  and  Co- 
lumbia counties,  Wash.     No.  90.     2  p. 
South  Dakota.     To  approve  certain  final  proofs  in  Chamberlain 

land  district.     No.  107.     1  p. 
Steamboats.     To  amend  sec.  4414,  Revised  statutes,  inspectors  of 

hulls  and  boilers  of  steam  vessels.     No.  89.     2  p. 
Town  sites.     For  withdrawal  from  entry  of  lands  for  town-site 
purposes  in  connection  with  irrigation  projects  under  reclama- 
tion act.     No.  103.     1  p. 
Tugaloo  River.     To  authorize  maintaining  and  operating  for  toll 
existing  structure  across   river  known  as  Knox's   bridge  at 
boundary  between  South  Carolina  and  Georgia.    No.  109.    1  p. 
Wyoming.     That  Wyoming  be  permitted  to  relinquish  to  United 
States  certain  lands   heretofore  selected  and  to  select  other 
lands  from  public  domain  in  lieu  thereof.     No.  74.     1  p. 
Yazoo  River,  Miss.     To  authorize  counties  of  Holmes  and  Wash- 
ington to  construct  bridge  across  river.     No.  96.     1  p. 
Yellowstone  River,  Mont.     To  authorize  bridge  or  bridges  across 
river.     No.  81.     2  p. 
Public  [joint]  resolution  13-19;  approved  Mar.  30-Apr.  24,  1906— 
California — 

Construing  joint  resolution  for  relief  of  sufferers  from  earth- 
quake and  conflagration  on  Pacific  Coast.     No.  17.     1  p. 
For  further  relief  of  sufferers  from  earthquake  and  conflagra- 
tion on  Pacific  Coast.     No.  19.     1  p. 
For  relief  of  sufferers  from  earthquake  and  conflagration  on 
Pacific  Coast.     No.  16.     1  p. 
Cranford,  John  Walter.     For  publication  of  eulogies  on  Cranford. 

No.  15.     1  p. 
Printing — 

To  correct  abuses  in  public  printing  and  for  allotment  of  cost 

of  certain  documents  and  reports.     No.  13.     1  p. 
To  prevent  unnecessary  printing  and  binding  and  to  correct 
evils  in  distribution  of  public  documents.     No.  14.     1  p. 
Smithsonian  Institution.     To  fill  vacancy  in  board  of  regents  of 
institution.     No.  18.     1  p. 
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April,  1906  147 

Court  of  Claims: 

Abby,  brig.  Findings  in  case  of  brig,  Harding  Williams,  master.  2 
p.     (S.  doc.  402.) 

Aiken,  Josiah  B.     Findings.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  345.) 

Alexandria,  Va.  Findings  in  case  of  trustees  of  Alfred  Street  Baptist 
Church,  Alexandria.     2  p.     (S.  "doc.  306.) 

Bates,  John  A.  Findings  in  ease  of  Almena  B.  Bates,  daughter  of 
John  A.  Bates.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  388.) 

Beaumont,  John  C.  Findings  in  case  of  Fannie  S.  B.  Halm,  widow 
of  Beaumont.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  357.) 

Bingham,  Edward  B.  Findings  in  case  of  Hannah  M.  Coon,  widow 
of  Bingham.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  344.) 

Brabham,  Francis  M.     Findings.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  695.) 

Brannan,  James  A.  Findings  in  case  of  Mary  A.  Brannan,  widow  of 
James  A.  Brannan.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  395.) 

Briggs,  John  B.     Findings.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  371.) 

Broadhead,  Edgar.  Findings  in  case  of  Caroline  H.  Broadhead, 
widow  of  Edgar  Broadhead.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  386. ) 

Brown,  Mathew.  Findings  in  case  of  Leonidas  Thompson,  adminis- 
trator of  Matthew  [Mathew]  Brown.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  353.) 

Brown,  Thomas  R.  Findings  in  case  of  Harriet  C.  Brown,  adminis- 
tratrix of  Thomas  R.  Brown.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  381.) 

Bruns,  Christopher.     Findings.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  409.) 

Buhner,  Albert.     Findings.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  370.) 

Chretian,  Felicite  Neda.  Findings  in  case  of  Athenais  Chretian  Le 
More,  administratrix  of  Felicite  Neda  Chretian.  3  p.  (S.  doc. 
299.) 

Clark,  Frank  H.  Findings  in  case  of  Mary  F.  Clark,  widow  of  Frank 
H.  Clark.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  338.) 

Clark,  Henry  H.     Findings.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  379.) 

Clarke  County,  Va.  Findings  in  case  of  trustees  of  Salem  Baptist 
Church,  Clarke  County.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  330.) 

Clay,  George  G.     Findings.     2  p.     (S.. doc.  372. ) 

Cochran,  George.  Findings  in  case  of  Elizabeth  C.  Van  Reed,  heir- 
at-law  of  Cochran.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  413. ) 

Cooper,  Elam  C.     Findings.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  404. ) 

Cotton,  Frederick  W.     Findings.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  414.) 

Cross,  Samuel.     Findings.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  346. ) 

Crowell,  Isaiah  E.  Findings  in  case  of  Robert  C.  Ribbans,  guardian 
minor  heirs  of  Crowell.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  416. ) 

Culpeper,  Va.  Findings  in  case  of  trustees  of  Baptist  Church,  Cul- 
peper.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  391.) 

Derr,  Ezra  Z.     Findings.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  358.) 

Dick,  Walter  B.     Findings.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  397.) 

Dorn,  Edward  J.     Findings.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  396.) 

Drake,  Nelson  H.     Findings.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  366.) 

Drennan,  Michael  C.     Findings.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  339.) 

Emmerich,  Charles  F.  Findings  in  case  of  Kate  R.  Emmerich  and 
Parthenia  E.  Altemus,  sisters  of  Charles  F.  Emmerich.  2  p. 
(S.  doc.  349.) 

Engles,  William  H.     Findings.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  701.) 


148  April,  1906 

Court  of  Claims — Continued. 

Fitzhugh,  William  E.  Findings  in  case  of  James  F.  Fitzhugh,  admin- 
istrator of  William  E.  Fitzhugh.     3  p.     (S.  doc.  323.) 

Franklin,  Gustavus  S.  Findings  in  case  of  Mary  S.  Franklin,  widow 
of  Gustavus  S.  Franklin.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  340.) 

Gammon,  Thomas  B.  Findings  in  case  of  Emma  G.  Jenness,  widow 
of  Gammon.     2  p.      (S.  doc.  360. ) 

Garrisonville,  Va.  Findings  in  case  of  trustees  of  Ebenezer  Methodist 
Episcopal  Church  South,  Garrisonville.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  331.) 

Gillis,  John  P.  Findings  in  case  of  John  P.  Gillis,  son  of  John  P. 
Gillis.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  411.) 

Gray,  George  R.     Findings.     2  p.      (S.  doc.  361.) 

Green,  Francis  M.  Findings  in  case  of  Francis  C.  Green  [heir  of 
Francis  M.  Green].     2  p.     (S.  doc.  322.) 

Harrington,  Elliott  C.     Findings.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  355. ) 

Harrison,  Martha,  and  Lister,  O.  P.  Findings  in  case  of  William  A. 
Bethel,  administrator  of  Martha  Harrison  and  Oliver  P.  Lister. 
2  p.     (H.  doc.  723.) 

Hazlett,  Isaac.     Findings.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  321.) 

Herndon,  Cumberland  G.     Findings.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  398.) 

Howard,  Samuel.  Findings  in  case  of  Mary  H.  Corbett,  grand- 
daughter of  Howard.     2  p.     ( S.  doc.  390. ) 

Hubbard,  John.     Findings.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  376.) 

Hunter,  Charles.  Findings  in  case  of  Thomas  Dunn,  administrator 
of  Hunter.     2  p.     ( S.  doc.  352. ) 

Hutchinson,  James.  Findings  in  case  of  Howard  F.  Downs,  admin- 
istrator of  James  Hutchison  [Hutchinson].     2  p.     (S.  doc.  310. ) 

Hyde,  Marcus  D.     Findings.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  343.) 

Johnston,  Vernon  H.  Findings  in  case  of  heirs  of  Johnston.  3  p. 
(S.  doc.  332.) 

Jordan,  John  W.  Findings  in  case  of  Alice  S.  Jordan,  widow  of 
John  W.  Jordan.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  369.) 

Junkin,  David  X.  Findings  in  case  of  Julia  M.  Woods  and  Mary  E. 
Hagan,  daughters,  Mary  J.  Edelen  and  William  M.  Junkin, 
grandchildren,  of  David  X.  Junkin.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  392.) 

Laine,  Richard  W.  Findings  in  case  of  Louisa  I.  Laine,  widow  of 
Richard  W.  Laine.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  341.) 

Latta,  Samuel  W.     Findings.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  375.) 

Leach,  Boynton.  Findings  in  case  of  Bella  A.  Leach,  widow  of 
Boynton  Leach.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  356.) 

Lee,  Henry  W.     Findings.     3  p.     (S.  doc.  327.) 

Lemelle,  Rigobert.  Findings  in  case  of  Marianne  D.  Lemelle,  [ad- 
ministratrix] of  Rigobert  Lamelle  [Lemelle].     2  p.     (S.  doc.  384. ) 

Lillie,  A.  B.  H.  Findings  in  case  of  Caroline  H.  Lillie  and  Julia  W. 
L.  Symington,  executrixes  of  A.  B.  H.  Lillie.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  408. ) 

Lynch,  Dominick.  Findings  in  case  of  Antonia  [and  Margaret] 
Lynch,  Charlotte  L.  Carmody,  Josephine  L.  Ridgeway,  Jane  L. 
Canby,  children  of  Dominick  Lynch.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  348.) 

Lvnch,  Nicholas.     Findings  in  case  of  Charles  F.  Bennett,  adminis- 
"  trator  of  Lynch.     2  p.      (S.  doc.  320. ) 

Macdonough,  Charles  S.  Findings  in  case  of  Augustus  Rodney  Mac- 
donough,  administrator  of  Charles  S.  Macdonough.  2  p.  (S.  doc. 
399.) 


April,  1906  149 

Court  of  Claims — Continued. 

McLean,  Robert  H.     Findings.     2  p.     (8.  doc.  378.) 

Marchant,  Cornelius  M.     Findings  in  case  of  Edward  D.  Marchant, 

son  of  Cornelius  M.  Marchant.     2  p.      (S.  doc.  337.) 
Marietta,  Ga.     Findings  in  case  of  trustees  of  African  Methodist  Epis- 
copal Church,  Marietta.     2  p.      (S.  doc.  305.) 
Maull,  William  X.     Findings  in  case  of  Robert  C.  Ribbans,  guardian 

minor  heirs  of  Maull.     2  p.  -  (S.  doc.  415.) 
Menzies,  G.  V.     Findings.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  362.) 
Meuillon,  Alphonse.     Findings.     2  p.      (S.  doc.  403. ) 
Meuillon,  Lucien.     Findings  in  case  of  Aurore  D.  Kerlegan,  admin- 
istratrix of  Meuillon.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  400. ) 
Mitchell,  Edward  F.     Findings.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  351.) 
Mitchell,  John  G.     Findings  in  case  of  Mrs.  George  C.  Hagan,  widow 
of  Mitchell.     2  p.     ( S.  doc.  385. ) 

Murray,  Alexander.     Findings  in  case  of  Florence  Murray,  widow 

of  Alexander  Murray.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  364.) 
Neutrality,  brig.     Conclusions  of  law  and  fact  in  French  spoliation 

case  relating  to  brig,  William  Clark,  master.     3  p.     (H.  doc.  702. ) 
Nicholson,  James  W.  A.     Findings  in  case  of  Mary  H.  Nicholson, 

widow  of  James  W.  A.  Nicholson.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  387.) 
Nields,  Henry  C.     Findings  in  case  of  Rebecca  P.  Nields,  executrix 

of  Henry  C.  Nields.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  318.) 
Norfleet,  Ernest.     Findings  in  case  of  Stephen  A.  Norfleet,  adminis- 
trator of  Ernest  Norfleet.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  382.) 
Owen,  Elias  K.     Findings  in  case  of  Marv  J.  Owen,  widow  of  Elias 

K.  Owen.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  354.) 
Parrott,  Enoch  G.     Findings  in  case  of  Merrill  Spalding,  executor  of 

Parrott.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  410.) 
Pigman,  Benjamin.     Filings  in  case  of  Jonathan  Pigman,  executor 

of  Benjamin  Pigman.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  350.) 
Polk,  Mrs.  Octavia  R.     Findings.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  326.) 
Prime,  Ebenezer  S.     Findings.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  365. ) 
Rawson,  Edward  K.     Findings.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  380.) 
Redington,  Robert.     Findings  in  case  of  Esther  and  Theresa  Reding- 

ton,  heirs  of  Robert  Redington.     2  p.      (S.  doc.  319.) 
Shaw,  Samuel  F.     Findings  in  case  of  Adelaide  R.  Shaw,  widow  of 

Samuel  F.  Shaw.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  347.) 
Smith,  Thomas.     Findings  in  case  of  Mabel  G.  Smith,  daughter  of 

Thomas  Smith.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  383.) 
Spalding,  Lyman  G.     Findings  in  case  of  Merrill,  James  A.,  [and] 

Elizabeth  T.  Spalding,  children  of  Lyman  G.  Spalding.     2  p.     (S. 

doc.  412. ) 

Sprostan,  John  G.     Findings  in  case  of  William  G.  Sprostan,  brother 

of  John  G.  Sprostan.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  342.) 
Steele.  John  M.     Findings.     2  p.      (S.  doc.  373.) 
Strasburg,  Va.     Findings  in  case  of  trustees  of  Presbyterian  Church, 

Strasburg.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  329.) 
Tremain,  Hobart  L.     Findings.     2  p.      (S.  doc.  363.) 
Tucker,  Thomas  B.     Findings  in  case  of  Henrietta  L.  Tucker,  widow 

of  Thomas  B.  Tucker.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  317.) 
Valentine,  Edward  K.     Findings.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  359.) 


150  April,  1906 

Court  of  Claims — Continued. 

Wait,  Horatio  L.     Findings.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  374.) 
Whitehead,  Ira  C.     Findings.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  377. ) 
Wright,  Arthur  H.     Findings  in  case  of  Maria  S.  Wright,  sister  of 
Arthur  H.  Wright.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  389. ) 

District  of  Columbia: 

Table  setting  forth  parcels  of  land  to  be  acquired  as  addition  to  Rock 
Creek  Park.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  298.) 

District  of  Columbia  Committee  (House): 

Benevolent  and  Protective  Order  of  Elks  of  United  States  of  America. 
Report  favoring  H.  16730,  to  prevent  unauthorized  wearing  or 
use  of  badges,  name,  titles  of  officers,  insignia,  ritual,  or  cere- 
monies of  order.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  3392.) 

Building  lines — 

Report  favoring  S.  59,  for  uniform  building  line  on  streets  in  Dis- 
trict less  than  90  feet  in  width.  2  p.  (H.  rp.  3636. ) 
Report  favoring  S.  4170,  to  amend  act  making  appropriations  to 
supply  deficiencies,  1891  and  prior  years  [as  to  permits  for  ex- 
tension of  buildings  beyond  building  lines  in  District].  3  p. 
(H.  rp.  2944.) 

Buildings — 

Report  amending  S.  47,  to  create  board  for  condemnation  of  in- 
sanitary buildings  in  District.     5  p.     (H.  rp.  3398.) 
Report  of  hearings  [before  subcommittee],  Mar.  30,  1906,  on  H. 
4467,  to  create  board  for  condemnation  of  insanitary  buildings 
in  District.     16  p. 

Children.  Report  submitting  H.  17838,  to  regulate  employment  of 
child  labor  in  District,  as  substitute  for  H.  375,  4462,  and  5974. 
5  p.     (H.  rp.  2949.) 

Contracts.  Report  amending  H.  10074,  in  relation  to  contracts  with 
District.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  2757.) 

Fire  Department.  Report  of  hearings  [before  subcommittee],  Apr. 
6,  1906,  on  H.  4464,  to  classify  officers  and  members  of  Fire  De- 
partment of  District.     31  p. 

Infectious  diseases.  Report  amending  H.  16868,  for  prevention  of 
scarlet  fever,  diphtheria,  measles,  whooping  cough,  chicken  pox, 
epidemic  cerebro-spinal  meningitis,  and  typhoid  fever  in  District. 
4  p.      (H.  rp.  2758.) 

Insane.  Report  amending  S.  4426,  to  amend  code  of  law  for  District 
relating  to  insane  criminals  [so  as  to  provide  for  determination  of 
question  of  insanity  of  defendant  tried  under  an  information]. 
2  p.     (H.  rp.  2761.) 

Land.  Report  amending  by  substitute  H.  15961,  to  relinquish  title 
to  certain  lots  in  District.     5  p.     (H.  rp.  3020.) 

Long  Bridge.  Report  amending  H.  14897,  for  temporary  mainte- 
nance of  Long  Bridge  over  Potomac  River.     4  p.     (H.  rp.  3390.) 

Parks.  Report  favoring  S.  4168,  to  correct  typographical  error  in  act 
to  vest  in  commissioners  of  District  control  of  street  parking.  3  p. 
(H.  rp.  2760.) 

Police  Department,  Metropolitan.  Report  of  hearings  [before  sub- 
committee], Feb.  23  and  24,  190H,  on  H.  117  and  12321,  to  amend 
act  relating  to  metropolitan  police  of  District.     54  p. 

Schools — 

Report  amending  S.  1243,  for  compulsory  education  in  District, 
lip.      (H.  rp.  2947.) 


Apkil,  1906  151 

District  of  Columbia  Committee  (House) — Continued. 
Schools — Continued. 

Report  favoring  S.  4302,  to  amend  provision  in  act  approved  Mar. 
3,  1899,  imposing  charge  for  tuition  on  nonresident  pupils  in 
public  schools  of  District  [so  as  to  exempt  pupils  who  pay 
taxes  to  District  or  whose  parents  pay  such  taxes].  1  p.  (H. 
rp.  2948. ) 

Report  of  hearings  before  subcommittee  [Feb.  26-Mar.  13,  1906], 
on  bills  relating  to  reorganization  of  schools  of  District.    441  p. 

Report  of  hearings  [before  subcommittee],  Mar.  13  and  16,  1906, 
on  S.  1243,  for  compulsory  education  in  District,  and  H.  375, 
4462,  and  5974,  to  regulate  child  labor  in  District.     62  p. 

Report  submitting  H.  18442,  to  fix  and  regulate  salaries  of  teachers, 

school  officers,  and  other  employees  of  Board  of  Education  of 

District,  as  substitute  for  H.  347  and  other  bills.     93  p.     (H. 

rp.  3395. ) 

Streets.     Report  amending  H.  17217,  to  amend  act  to  establish  code 

of  law  for  District,  regulating  proceedings  for  condemnation  of 

land  for  streets.     4  p.     (H.  rp.  2946.) 

District  of  Columbia  Committee  (Senate): 

Automobiles.  Report  amending  H.  16384,  regulating  speed  of  auto- 
mobiles in  District.     3  p.     (S.  rp.  2386.) 

Building  lines.  Report  amending  S.  59,  for  uniform  building  line  on 
streets  in  District  less  than  90  feet  in  width.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  2301.) 

Buildings.  Report  amending  S.  47,  to  create  board  for  condemnation 
of  insanitary  buildings  in  District.     4  p.      (S.  rp.  2299.) 

Contracts — 

Report  adverse  to  S.  2480,  similar  to  H.  10074,  in  relation  to  con- 
tracts with  District.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  2554.) 
Report  favoring  H.  10074,  in  relation  to  contracts  with  District. 

2  p.     (S.  rp.  2553.) 

Crematory.  Report  favoring  H.  14578,  for  public  crematorium  in 
District.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  2300.) 

Fire-alarms — 

Report  adverse  to  S.  4304,  similar  to  H.  14513,  to  prevent  giving 

of  false  alarms  of  fire  in  District.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  2678.) 
Report  favoring  H.  14513,  to  prevent  giving  of  false  alarms  of 
fires  in  District.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  2565.) 

Government  Hospital  for  Insane.  Report  amending  by  substitute 
H.  15643,  to  authorize  board  of  visitors  of  hospital  to  summon 
and  examine  witnesses  under  oath  and  making  it  a  misdemeanor 
for  witness  to  refuse  to  attend  or  testify  or  produce  books  and 
papers  when  summoned.     3  p.     (S.  rp.  2742.) 

Health- 
Report  adverse  to  S.   53,  similar  to  H.  4461,  for  abatement  of 

nuisances  in  District.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  2298.) 
Report  favoring  H.  4461,  for  abatement  of  nuisances  in  District. 

3  p.     (S.  rp.  2297.) 

Masonic  Mutual  Relief  Association.  Report  favoring  S.  5561,  to 
amend  act  to  amend  act  to  incorporate  association  [so  as  to  in- 
crease limit  of  amount  of  certificate  of  membership].  1  p. 
(S.  rp.  2743.) 

Notaries  public.  Report  adverse  to  S.  5421,  to  amend  code  of  laws 
for  District  [so  as  to  allow  notaries  public  to  practice  before  Ex- 
ecutive Departments].     3  p.      (S.  rp.  2555.) 

11154— No.  136—06 2 


152  April,  1906 

District  of  Columbia  Committee  (Senate) — Continued. 

Osteopathy.  Report  amending  S.  5221,  to  regulate  practice  of  osteo- 
pathy, to  license"  osteopathic  physicians,  and  to  punish  persons 
violating  provisions  thereof  in  District.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  2567.) 

Parks — 

Proposed  District  parks,  hearing  before  committee  [Apr.  4,  1906], 
in  support  of  S.  5201,  to  acquire  land  in  District  as  addition  to 
Rock  Creek  Park,  and  S.  5289,  to  acquire  ground  in  Hall  and 
Elvan's  subdivision  of  Meridian  Hill  for  Government  reserva- 
tion.    32  p. 

Report  adverse  to  S.  5289,  to  acquire  ground  in  Hall  and  Elvan's 
subdivision  of  Meridian  Hill  for  Government  reservation.  1  p. 
(S.  rp.  2750.) 

Report  amending  S.  5201,  to  acquire  land  in  District  as  addition 
to  Rock  Creek  Park  and  in  Hall  and  Elvan's  subdivision  of 
Meridian  Hill  for  public  park.     4  p.     (S.  rp.  2749. ) 

Report  favoring  S.  823,  to  rectify  boundary  line  of  Rock  Creek 
Park.     2  p.      (S.  rp.  3032. ) 
Police  Department,  Metropolitan — 

Report  adverse  to  S.  70,  similar  to  H.  16484,  to  amend  act  relating 
to  metropolitan  police  of  District.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  2515.) 

Report  adverse  to  S.  3644,  similar  to  H.  16484,  to  amend  act  re- 
lating to  metropolitan  police  of  District.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  2516.) 

Report  amending  H.  16484,  to  amend  act  relating  to  metropolitan 
police  of  District.     11  p.     (S.  rp.  2514.) 

Streets- 
Report  adverse  to  S.  4505,  similar  to  H.  17217,  to  amend  code  of 

law  for  District  relating  to  condemnation  of  land  for  public 

use.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  2679.) 
Report  amending  S.  5246,   for  extension  of  Geneseo  place  and 

Summit  place,  D.  C.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  2566.) 
Report  favoring  S.  5119,  authorizing  extension  of  W  and  Adams 

streets  northwest.     4  p.     (S.  rp.  2552. ) 
Report  favoring  S.  4268,  changing  name  of  Douglas  street  to  Clifton 

street.     2  pt     (S.  rp.  2513.) 
Report  favoring  H.  17217,  to  amend  act  to  establish  code  of  law 

for  District,  regulating  proceedings  for  condemnation  of  land 

for  streets.     3  p.     (S.   rp.   2564.)      [Corrected  2d  print  was 

issued.] 
Veterinary  medicine.     Report  amending  S.  5698,  to  regulate  practice 
of  veterinary  medicine  in  District.     3  p.     (S.  rp.  3049.) 

Documents  Office  (Government  Printing  Office) : 

Catalogue  of  United  States  public  documents,  no.  133;  Jan.  1906. 
p.  1-45.     [Monthly.]      *  Paper,  $1.10  a  yr. 
Same  134;  Feb.  1906.     p.  47-89. 
Same  135;  Mar.  1906.    p.  91-133. 

Election  of  President,  Vice=President,  and  Representatives  in 
Congress  Committee  (House): 

Congress.  Report  favoring  H.  J.  R.  120,  proposing  amendment  to 
Constitution,  for  election  and  term  of  office  of  members  of  Con- 
gress, as  substitute  for  H.  J.  R.  5  and  other  resolutions.  4  p. 
(H.  rp.  3165.) 

Political  contributions.  Hearings  before  committee  [Mar.  12,  13, 
1906],  on  bills  in  reference  to  contributions  made  to  political  com- 
mittees engaged  in  promoting  election  of  Representatives  or  Dele- 
gates to  Congress,  or  of  Presidential  electors,     p.  1-80. 


April,  1906  153 

Engineer  Department  (War  Department): 

Note.— For  divisions  under  this  bureau,  see  names  of  divisions. 
Big  Sunflower  River,  Miss.     Eeport  of  examination  of  river.     8  p. 

(H.  doc.  667.) 
Circular  10-17  [1906] ;  Apr.  6-26,  1906.     Each  1  p.  12° 
General  orders  6  [1906];  Apr.  18,  1906.     7  p.  12° 
Grays  Harbor,  Wash.     Reports  of  examination  and  survey  of  harbor, 

inner  portion,  and  Chehalis  River.     11  p.  maps.     (H.  doc.  507.) 

6-13200/5 
Jacksonville,  Fla.     Report  of  examination  of  St.  Johns  River  [at 

Jacksonville].     8  p.      (H.  doc.  663.) 
Manistee,  Mich.     Reports  of  examination  and  survey  of  Manistee 

Harbor.     12  p.  map.     (H.  doc.  511.)  6-13199/3 

Officers.     Statement  showing  rank,  duties,  and  addresses  of  officers 

of  Corps  of  Engineers.     29  p.  4°     [Quarterly.] 
St.  Croix  River,  Minn,  and  Wis.     Report  of  examination  of  river 

[below  Taylors  Falls].     5  p.     (H.  doc.  686.) 
Special  orders  12  [1906] ;  Apr.  14,  1906.     1  p.  12° 
Engraving  and  Printing  Bureau  (Treasury  Department): 

Communication  submitting  suggestion  for  increase  in  force  provided 

in   legislative,    executive,    and    judicial  appropriation  bill,    and 

amendment  to  restrictive  provision  in  connection  therewith.     3  p. 

(S.  doc.  314.) 
Estimate  of  appropriation  for  labor  and  expenses.     2  p.     (H.  doc. 

728.) 

Entomology  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department): 
Circular — 

69,  Some  insects  affecting  production  of  red  clover  seed.     9  p.  il. 

Agr  6-585/3 

70,  Hessian  fly.     16  p.  il.  Agr  6-586/2 

73,  Plum  curculio.     10  p.  il.  Agr  6-587/2 

74,  Periodical  cicada  in  1906.     5  p.  il.  Agr  6-588/2 
Technical  series  11,  Classification  of  mosquitoes  of  Xorth  and  Middle 

America.     31p.il.     *  Paper,  5c  Agr  6-589/2 

Equipment  Bureau  (Navy  Department): 

Note. — For  divisions  under  this  bureau,  see  names  of  divisions. 
Catalogue  of  ship's  and  crew's  libraries  of  U.  S.  S.  Supply.     38  p.  12° 
[Circular  approving  use  of  Wireless  telegraphic  code  for  meteoro- 
logical observers   at  sea,  issued   by  Weather  Bureau,  for   trans- 
mitting reports  to  Weather  Bureau.]     1  p.  12° 

Experiment  Stations  Office  (Agriculture  Department): 

Note. — For  divisions  under  this  bureau,  see  names  of  divisions. 

Bulletin  165,  Proceedings  of  10th  annual  meeting  of  American  Asso- 
ciation of  Farmers'  Institute  Workers,  Washington,  D.  C,  Nov. 
9-11,1905.     95  p.     *  Paper,  15c  6-593-605 

Experiment  station  record,  v.  17,  no.  8:  Apr.  1906.  p.  725-824. 
*  Paper,  §1.00  a  vol.  (12  nos.) 

Fisheries  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Note. — The  Bureau  supplies  gratuitously  those  of  its  publications  which  are 
in  print. 

Statistical  bulletin  178,  Statement  of  quantities  and  values  of  certain 
fishery  products  landed  at  Boston  and  Gloucester,  Mass.,  by 
American  fishing  vessels,  Mar.  1906.     1  p.  oblong  8° 


154  April,  1906 

Fisheries  Committee  (Senate): 

Report  favoring  S.  4641,  to  establish  fish-cultural  station  in  Kansas, 
lp.     (S.  rp.  2306.) 

Foreign  Affairs  Committee  (House): 

Archaeological  Institute  of  America.  Report  favoring  S.  5131,  incor- 
porating institute.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  3637.) 

Chinese  exclusion  [hearings  before  subcommittee,  Feb.  15-Apr.  11, 
1906,  on  H.  12973,  to  prohibit  coming  of  Chinese  laborers  into 
United  States],     p.  1-194. 

Immigration.  Report  amending  H.  6018,  to  call  international  con- 
ference for  purpose  of  securing  international  agreement  relative  to 
regulation  of  emigration  of  aliens  to  United  States.  1  p.  (H. 
rp.  3400.) 

Foreign  Mail  Service  (Post-Office  Department): 

Schedule  of  steamers  appointed  to  convey  mails  to  foreign  countries 
during  May,  1906.     1  p.  narrow  f°     [Monthly.] 

Foreign  Relations  Committee  (Senate): 

Niagara  Falls.  Hearings  before  committee  [Apr.  11,  1906]  in  regard 
to  [Chicago  Drainage  Canal  and]  preservation  of  Niagara  Falls. 
22  p.     (S.  doc.  393.)  6-35099/3 

Sponges.  Report  amending  by  substitute  S.  4806,  to  regulate  land- 
ing, delivery,  cure,  and  sale  of  sponges.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  2540.) 

Forest  Reservations  and  Protection  of  Game  Committee  (Senate) : 
Appalachian  forest  reserve.  Report  submitting  S.  4953,  for  acquir- 
ing national  forest  reserves  in  Appalachian  Mountains  and  White 
Mountains,  to  be  known  as  Appalachian  forest  reserve  and  White 
Mountain  forest  reserve,  respectively,  as  substitute  for  S.  34  and 
408.  19  p.  map.  (S.  rp.  2537.) 
Edison  Electric  Company.  Report  favoring  H.  11490,  granting  com- 
pany permit  to  occupy  certain  lands  for  electric-power  plants  in 
San  Bernardino,  Sierra,  and  San  Gabriel  forest  reserves,  Cal.  3  p. 
(S.  rp.  2747.) 

Forest  Service  (Agriculture  Department): 

Circular  37,  Forest  planting  in  sand-hill  region  of  Nebraska.     5  p. 

Agr  6-590/3 
Forest  planting  leaflet  13,  White  elm.     3  p.  Agr  6-591/2 

Press  bulletin  118-123;   Apr.  2-19, 1906.     Each  1  p.  various  sizes. 
Rate  schedules,  tables  of  grazing  fees  for  national  forest  reserves. 
27  p.  16° 

Geographic  Names  Board: 

Decisions,  Feb.  7,  Mar.  7,  1906.     1  p. 

Geological  Survey  (Interior  Department): 

Note. — The  publications  of  the  United  States  Geological  Survey  consist  of 
annual  reports  (restricted  to  one  volume  each,  beginning  with  report  for  1902), 
bulletins,  Mineral  resources,  Professional  papers,  and  Water-supply  and  irri- 
gation papers,  which  are  intended  for  free  distribution;  and  maps,  Mono- 
graphs, and  folios  of  the  Geologic  atlas  and  the  Topographic  atlas  of  the 
United  States,  which  are  sold  at  prices  ranging  from  6c  to  $11.00  each.  A 
wholesale  rate  has  been  established  for  topographic  and  geologic  folios,  when- 
ever the  sum  transmitted  solely  for  folios  at  the  wholesale  price  amounts  to  at 
least  $5.10;  that  is,  a  discount  of  40  per  cent  will  be  given  whenever  34  or  more 
folios  that  sell  singly  for  25c,  or  their  equivalent  in  higher  priced  folios, 
are  ordered  at  one  time.  Address  the  Director  of  the  Geological  Survey, 
Washington. 

Esterly,  George  M.  Estimate  of  appropriation  for  relief  of  Esterly. 
9  p.     (H.  doc.  732.) 


April,  1906  155 

Geological  Survey — Continued. 

Fuel.     Estimates  of  appropriation  for  investigation  of  fuel  and  struc- 
tural materials.     16  p.     (H.  doc.  691.) 
Geologic  atlas  of  United  States  131,  Needle  Mountains  folio,  Colo. 

13  p.  il.  pi.  maps,  large  4°    *  Paper,  25c 
Geologic  folios  [descriptive  list  with  prices  of  folios  ready  for  distri- 
bution, and  also  of  those  nearing  completion] .     [6]  p.  4° 
Professional  paper  48,  Report  on  operations  of  coal-testing  plant  of 
survey  at  Louisiana  Purchase  Exposition,  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  1904, 
pt.  3,  producer-gas,  coking,  briquetting,  and  washing  tests,     p. 
981-1492,  il.  pi.  4°    *Paper,  50c 

Same.     (H.  doc.  490  [pt.  3].)  GS  6-400/4 

Topographic  sheets — 

Note. — The  Geological  Survey  is  making  a  topographic  map  of  the  United 
States.  The  sheets  of  which  it  is  composed  are  projected  without  reference 
to  political  divisions,  and  are  designated  bvsome  prominent  town  or  natural 
feature  found  on  them.  Three  scales  are  used,  1:62,500, 1:125,000,  and  1:250,000. 
These  correspond,  approximately,  to  1  mile,  2  miles,  and  4  miles  to  1  linear 
inch  on  the  map.  The  size,  unless  otherwise  given,  is  about  17.5  inches  in 
height  by  11.5  to  16  inches  in  width,  exclusive  of  the  margin,  the  width  vary- 
ing with  the  latitude.  A  description  of  the  topographic  map  is  printed  on  the 
reverse  of  each  sheet  catalogued  below. 

About  three-tenths  of  the  area  of  the  country,  excluding  Alaska,  has  been 
mapped,  nearly  every  State  being  represented.  Massachusetts,  Connecticut, 
Rhode  Island,  New"  Jersey,  and  the  District  of  Columbia  are  completely 
mapped.  Sheets  of  the  regular  size  are  sold  by  the  Survey  at  5c  each;  but  in 
lots  of  100  or  more  copies,  whether  of  the  same  sheet  or  of  different  sheets,  the 
price  is  3c  each.  In  no  case  can  orders  be  filled  at  the  wholesale  rate  unless 
the  sum  remitted  solely  for  topographic  maps  amounts  to  at  least  33.00. 

Arizona,  Tombstone  special  map,  lat.  31°  39'-31°  43'  30",  long. 
110°  02/-110°  07'  50".  Scale  1:24,000,  contour  interval  50  ft. 
13.6X15.1  in. 

California,  Bakersfield  special  map,  lat.  35°  22/  30"-35°  37/  30", 
long.  118°  52'  30"-119°  7'  30".  Scale  1:62,500,  contour  inter- 
val 20  ft. 

California,  Willows  quadrangle,  lat.  39°  30'-39°  W,  long.  122°- 
122°  15'.     Scale  1:62,500,  contour  interval  10  ft. 

Colorado,  Blackhawk  quadrangle,  lat.  39°  45/-40°,  long.  105°  15'- 
105°  30'.     Scale  1:62,500,  contour  interval  100  ft. 

Delaware-Maryland-New  Jersey,  Dover  quadrangle,  lat.  39°-39° 
30',  long.  75°  30'-76°.     Scale  1:125,000,  contour  interval  20  ft. 

Delaware-New  Jersey,  Wilmington  quadrangle,  lat.  39°30/-39D  45', 
long.  75°  W-75°  45'.     Scale  1:62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft. 

Illinois,  Urbana  quadrangle,  lat.  40°-40°  15',  long.  88°-88°  15'. 
Scale  1:62,500,  contour  interval  10  ft. 

[Index  map  to]  topographic  maps  of — 

California  and  Nevada.     18.5X15  in.  folded  4° 
Colorado  and  New  Mexico.     16  X  10.4  in.  folded  large  8° 
Iowa,  Michigan,  Minnesota,    and  Wisconsin.     15.5X18.8  in. 

folded  4° 
Kansas.     9.1  X  15.6  in.  folded  4° 
Missouri  and  Arkansas.     15.7  X  10.2  in.  folded  4° 
Montana,  Idaho,  and  Wyoming.     15.8  X  19.8  in.  folded  4° 
Nebraska.     9.8  X  15.7  in.  folded  4° 

North  Dakota  and  South  Dakota.     15.6  X  10.1  in.  folded  4° 
Ohio,  Indiana,  and  Illinois.     10.1  X  15.9  in.  folded  4° 
Oregon  and  Washington.     15.5  X  10.1  in.  folded  4" 
Texas,  Oklahoma,  and  Indian  Territorv.  16.3  X  20. 7  in.  folded  4° 


156  Apkil,  1906 

Geological  Survey — Continued. 
Topographic  sheets — Continued. 

Maine,  Matinicus  quadrangle,  lat.  43°  45/-44°,  long.  68°  45/-69°. 

Scale  1:62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft, 
Maine,    Rockland   quadrangle,    lat.    44°-44°  15',    long.    69°-69° 

15'.     Scale  1: 62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft. 
Maine,  Tennant  Harbor  quadrangle,  lat.  43°  45'-44°,  long.  69°- 

69°  15'.     Scale  1:62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft. 
Maryland-Virginia,  St.  Mary  quadrangle,  lat.  38°-38°  30',  long. 

76°-76°  30'.     Scale  1 :  125,000,  contour  interval  20  ft. 
Michigan,  Dexter  quadrangle,  lat.  42°  15'-42°  30',  long.  83°  45'- 

84°.     Scale  1:62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft. 
Michigan,  Wvandotte  quadrangle,  lat.  42°-42°  15',  long.  83°-83° 

15'.     Scale  1 :  62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft. 
Missouri,  Farmington  quadrangle,  lat,  37°  45'-38°,  long.  90°  15'- 

90°  30'.     Scale  1: 62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft. 
Nevada,  Goldfield  special  map,  lat,  37°  41'-37°  46',  long.  117°  09'- 

117°  15/    Scale  1: 24,000,  contour  interval  20  ft.    15.2  X  14.5  in. 
New  York,  Ellen ville  quadrangle,  lat,  41°  30'-41°  45',  long.  74° 

15'-74°  30'.     Scale  1 : 62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft. 
New  York,  Kasoag  quadrangle,  lat,  43°  15'-43°  30',  long.  75°  45'- 

76°.     Scale  1:62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft, 
New  York,  Red  Mills  quadrangle,  lat,  44°  45'-45°,  long.  75°  15'- 

75°  30'.     Scale  1:62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft. 
North  Carolina,  Hertford  quadrangle,  lat.  36°-36°  15',  long.  76° 

15'-76°  30'.     Scale  1:62,500,  contour  interval  10  ft. 
Ohio,  Chardon  quadrangle,  lat.  41°  30'-41°  45',  long.  81°-81°  15'. 

Scale  1:62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft. 
Ohio,   Kent  quadrangle,  lat.  41°-41°  15',  long.  81°  15'-81°  30' 

Scale  1:62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft, 
Ohio,  Lima  quadrangle,  lat.  40°  30'-40°  45',  long.  84°-84°  15'. 

Scale  1:62,500,  contour  interval  10  ft. 
Ohio,  Mason  quadrangle,  lat.  39°  15'-39°  30',  long.  84°  15'-84°  30'. 

Scale  1:62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft. 
Ohio,  Springfield  quadrangle,  lat.  39°  45'-40°,  long.  83°  45'-84c 

Scale  1:62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft. 
Ohio,    Tiffin    quadrangle,    lat.    41°-41°    15',    long.    83°-83°    15' 

Scale  1:62,500,  contour  interval  10  ft. 
Ohio,  Wellington  quadrangle,  lat,  41°-41°  15',  long.  82°-82°  15'. 

Scale  1:  62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft. 
West  Virginia,  Burnsville  quadrangle,  lat.  38°  45'-39°,  long.  80° 

30'-80°  45'.     Scale  1 :  62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft, 
West  Virginia,  Glenville  quadrangle,  lat.  38°  45'-39°,  long.  80c 

45'-81°.     Scale  1:62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft. 
West  Virginia- Pennsylvania,  Littleton   quadrangle,  lat.  39°  30'- 

39°  45',  long.  80°  30'-80°  45'.     Scale  1:62,500,  contour  inter- 
val 20  ft. 

Water-supply  and  irrigation  paper  167,  Report  of  progress  of  stream 
measurements  for  calendar  year  1905,  pt.  3,  Susquehanna,  Gun- 
powder, Patapsco,  Potomac,  James,  Roanoke,  and  Yadkin  river 
drainages.     128  p.  il.  map.     *  Paper,  10c  GS  5-1060 

Geological  Survey  Committee  (Senate) : 

Report  favoring  recommendation  of  Geological  Survey  for  legisla- 
tion affecting  certain  credits  to  appropriation  for  engraving  and 
printing.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  2381.) 


April,  1906  157 

Government  Actuary  (Treasury  Department): 

Market  prices  and  investment  values  of  outstanding  securities  [Mar. 
1906].  2  p.  4°  (Treasury  Dept.  Dept.  circular  38,  1906.) 
[Monthly.] 

Hawaii    Agricultural    Experiment    Station    (Experiment    Stations 
Office,  Agriculture  Department): 
Press  bulletin — 

14,  Fuller's  rose  beetle.     8  p.  il.  Agr  6-606/2 

15,  Lime  an  essential  factor  in  forage.     6  p.  Agr  6-607  3 

16,  Avocado  mealv-bug.     12  p.  il.     [Reprint  of  Press  bulletin  8.] 

Agr  6-608/2 
House  of  Representatives: 

Note. — See  also  names  of  committees. 
Amendments  to  S.  4250,  to  further  [protect  public  health  and  make 

more  effective  national  quarantine].     4  p.     (S.  doc.  334.) 
Amendments  to  S.  267,  to  prohibit  aliens  from  fishing  in  waters  of 
Alaska.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  335.) 

Hydrographic  Office  (Equipment  Bureau,  Navy  Department): 

Note. — The  charts,  sailing  directions,  etc.,  of  the  Hydrographic  Office  are 
sold  by  the  office  in  Washington  and  also  by  agents  at  the  principal  American 
and  foreign  seaports  and  American  lake  ports.  The  price  of  the  Catalogue  of 
charts,  plans,  sailing  directions,  and  other  publications  is  50c.  Copies  of  the 
Hydrographic  bulletin  and  Notice  to  mariners  are  supplied  free  on  applica- 
tion at  the  Hydrographic  Office  in  Washington  and  at  the  branch  offices  in 
Boston,  New  York,  Philadelphia,  Baltimore,  Norfolk,  Savannah,  New  Orleans, 
San  Francisco.  Portland  (Oreg.),  Port  Townsend,  Chicago,  Cleveland.  Buffalo, 
Sault  Ste.  Marie,  and  Duluth. 

Charts.     Pilot  chart  of  north  Pacific  Ocean,  May,  1906;  chart  1401. 

Scale  1°  long.  =0.2  in.     20.7X35.3  in.     [Monthly.]     10c     - 
Hydrographic  bulletin,  weekly,  866-869;  Apr.  4-25,  1906.     Each  1  p. 

various  sizes. 
Notice  to  mariners,  weekly,  14-17, 1906;  Apr.  7-28  [1906].     1.  179-243. 
Immigration  and  Naturalization  Committee  (House) : 
Immigration — 

Report  favoring  H.  18673,  to  regulate  immigration  of  aliens  into 
United  States,  as  substitute  for  H.  176  and  other  bills.     22  p. 
(H.  rp.  3635.) 
Report  submitting  H.  17941,  to  regulate  immigration  of  aliens  into 
United  States,  as  substitute  for  H.  176  and  other  bills.     21  p. 
(H.  rp.  3021  [pt.  1].) 
Views  of  minority  on  H.  17941,  to  regulate  immigration  of  aliens 
into  United  States.     7  p.     (H.  rp.  3021,  pt.  2.) 
Naturalization.     Report  submitting  H.  18713,  to  validate  certain  cer- 
tificates of  naturalization,  as  substitute  for  H.  17349.     2  p.     ( H.  rp. 
3632. ) 

Immigration  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 
Immigration  statement,  Mar.  1906.     1  p.  4°     [Monthly.] 
Indian  Affairs  Committee  (House): 

Chippewa  Reservation.  Report  favoring  S.  2785,  to  authorize  sale  of 
down  timber  and  hay  in  [former]  Chippewa  of  the  Mississippi 
Reservation,  Minn.  2  p.  (H.  rp.  3614.) 
Choctaw,  Oklahoma  and  Gulf  Railroad.  Report  favoring  H.  17563, 
to  amend  act  granting  to  Choctaw,  Oklahoma  and  Gulf  Railroad 
Company  power  to  sell  to  Chicago,  Rock  Island  and  Pacific  Rail- 
way Company  railway  property,  rights  [etc.,  as  to  mortgage  bonds 
of  selling  company].     1  p.     (H.  rp.  3205. ) 


158  Apkil,  1906 

Indian  Affairs  Committee  (House) — Continued. 

Coal  lands.  Report  amending  H.  9008,  to  add  to  segregation  of  coal 
lands  in  Choctaw  and  Chickasaw  nations,  Ind.  T.  4  p.  (H.  rp. 
3288.) 

Cceur  d'Alene  Reservation,  Idaho.  Report  amending  H.  17884,  to 
authorize  sale  and  disposition  of  surplus  or  unallotted  lands  of  res- 
ervation.    3  p.     (H.  rp.  3352.) 

Five  Civilized  Tribes.  Report  amending  H.  17719,  to  prevent  copy- 
ing, selling,  or  disposing  of  rolls  of  citizenship  of  Five  Civilized 
Tribes.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  2907.) 

Indians.  Report  amending  H.  5290,  for  allotment  and  distribution 
of  Indian  tribal  funds.     2  p.      (H.  rp.  2950. ) 

Kiowa  and  Comanche  Reservation.  Report  amending  H.  17507,  to 
open  for  settlement  505,000  acres  of  land  in  Kiowa,  Comanche, 
and  Apache  Reservation,  Okla.     2  p.      (H.  rp.  2822.) 

La  Pointe  Reservation,  Wis.  Report  favoring  H.  9308,  to  amend  act 
for  allotments  of  lands  in  severalty  to  Indians  of  La  Pointe  or  Bad 
River  Reservation  [so  as  not  to  bar  anv  Indian  entitled  to  allot- 
ment under  treaty  of  Sept.  30,  1854] .     3"  p.     ( H.  rp.  3207. ) 

Osage  Indians.  Report  amending  H.  15333,  for  division  of  lands  and 
funds  of  Osage  Indians  in  Oklahoma.     5  p.     (H.  rp.  3219. ) 

Osage  Reservation,  Okla.  Report  amending  H.  17220,  for  recorder 
of  deeds,  etc.,  in  reservation.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  2762. ) 

Sac  and  Fox  Indians.  Report  amending  H.  10133,  for  annual  pro 
rata  distribution  of  annuities  of  Sac  and  Fox  Indians  of  the  Missis- 
sippi between  2  branches  of  tribe,  and  to  adjust  existing  claims 
as  to  said  annuities.     16  p.     (H.  rp.  3022. ) 

St.  Louis  and  San  Francisco  Railroad.  Report  favoring  H.  12710,  per 
mitting  St.  Louis,  San  Francisco  and  New  Orleans  Railroad  Com- 
pany, formerly  Arkansas  and  Choctaw  Railwray  Company,  St. 
Louis  and  Oklahoma  City  Railroad  Company,  St.  Louis,  Oklahoma 
and  Southern  Railway  Company,  Oklahoma  City  and  Western 
Railroad  Company,  and  each  or  either  of  them,  to  sell  their  rail- 
roads and  other  property  in  Indian  Territory  to  St.  Louis  and  San 
Francisco  Railroad  Company.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  3158.) 

Sisseton  Indians.  Report  amending  H.  17112,  directing  Court  of 
Claims  to  hear  and  determine  question  of  restoration  of  unpaid 
annuities  of  Sisseton  and  Wahpeton  bands  of  Sioux  Indians.  6  p. 
(H.  rp.2751.) 

Indian  Affairs  Committee  (Senate): 

Appropriations.  Report  amending  H.  15331,  making  appropriations 
for  Indian  Department,  1907.     143  p.     (S.  rp.  2561.) 

Choctaw,  Oklahoma  and  Gulf  Railroad.  Report  favoring  S.  5520,  to 
amend  act  granting  to  Choctaw,  Oklahoma  and  Gulf  Railroad 
Company  power  to  sell  to  Chicago,  Rock  Island  and  Pacific  Rail- 
way Company  railway  property,  rights  [etc.,  as  to  mortgage  bonds 
of  selling  company].     1  p.     (S.  rp.  2533.) 

Kiowa  and  Comanche  Reservation.  Report  favoring  H.  17507,  to 
open  for  settlement  505,000  acres  of  land  in  Kiowa,  Comanche, 
and  Apache  Reservation,  Okla.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  2559.) 

Osage  Reservation,  Okla.  Report  favoring  H.  17220,  for  recorder  of 
deeds,  etc.,  in  reservation.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  3057.) 

Richardson  County,  Nebr.  Report  favoring  S.  2418,  to  enable  Indians 
allotted  lands  in  severalty  within  drainage  district  1  in  county  to 
protect  lands  from  overflow,  and  for  segregation  of  such  of  said 
Indians  from  tribal  relations  as  may  be  expedient.  4  p.  (S.  rp. 
2544.) 


Apetl,  1906  159 

Indian  Affairs  Committee  (Senate) — Continued. 

Yankton  Indians.  Report  favoring  S.  2993,  to  ratify  agreement  with 
Yankton  Sioux  Indians  of  South  Dakota  [for  cession  of  Pipestone 
Reservation,  Minn.].     19  p.     (S.  rp.  2369.) 

Indian  Bureau  (Interior  Department): 

Estimate  of  reappropriation  for  removal  of  Lemhi  Indians  to  Fort 

Hall  Reservation,  Idaho.     3  p.     (S.  doc.  309.) 
Favorable  recommendation  as  to  payment  to  Santee  Sioux  and  Ponca 

Indians  in  Nebraska  of  share  of  fund  in  Treasurv  to  credit  of  Sioux 

Indians.     4  p.      (H.  doc.  680. ) 

Industrial  Arts  and  Expositions  Committee  (House): 
Jamestown  Tercentennial  Exposition — 

Report  amending  by  substitute  H.  12610,  to  authorize  Govern- 
ment to  participate  in  Jamestown  Tercentennial  Exposition 
on  shores  of  Hampton  Roads,  Va.,  1907.  9  p.  (H.  rp.  3389 
[pt.  1].) 
Views  of  minority  adverse  to  H.  12610,  to  authorize  Govern- 
ment to  participate  in  Jamestown  Tercentennial  Exposition 
on  shores  of  Hampton  Roads,  Ya.,  1907.  2  p.  (H.  rp.  3389, 
pt.  2.) 

Industrial  Expositions  Select  Committee  (Senate): 

Report  amending  amendment  to  H.  16472,  making  appropriations  for 
legislative,  executive,  and  judicial  expenses,  1907,  for  table  of  con- 
tents and  index  to  final  report  of  Louisiana  Purchase  Exposition 
Commission.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  2977.) 

Infantry  and  Cavalry  School  (War  Department): 
.       Orders  11-14  [1906] ;  Apr.  4-30,  1906.     Each  1  p.  12" 
Insular  Affairs  Bureau  (War  Department): 

Isle  of  Pines,  Caribbean  Sea.  its  situation,  physical  features,  inhabit- 
ants, resources,  and  industries;  prepared  in  1902.  43  p.  maps. 
(S.  doc.  311. )  6-13074/4 

Memorandum  regarding  naturalization  of  residents  of  Philippine 
Islands,  to  accompany  S.  5766.     8  p.     (S.  doc.  336.) 

Insular  Affairs  Committee  (House): 

Philippine  Islands.  Report  favoring  H.  18025,  to  regulate  shipping 
between  ports  of  United  States  and  ports  in  Philippine  Archipel- 
ago [and]  between  ports  in  Philippine  Archipelago.  2 'p.  (H. 
rp.  3214. ) 

Porto  Rico.  Report  amending  by  substitute  H.  18502,  to  authorize 
construction,  extension,  and  maintenance  of  wharves,  piers,  and 
other  structures  on  lands  underlying  harbor  areas  and  navigable 
streams  and  bodies  of  waters  in  or  surrounding  Porto  Rico  and 
islands  adjacent  thereto.     3  p.      (H.  rp.  3629. ) 

Interior  Department: 

Note. — The  decisions  of  the  Department  of  the  Interior  in  pension  cases  are 
issued  in  slips  and  in  signatures,  and  the  decisions  in  land  cases  are  issued 
in  signatures,  both  being  published  later  in  bound  volumes  at  prices  ranging 
from  81.05  to  81.45  per  volume.  Subscribers  may  deposit  81.00  in  the  Depart- 
ment and  receive  the  contents  of  a  volume  of  "the  decisions  of  either  kind 
in  separate  parts  as  they  are  issued.  For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see 
names  of  bureaus. 

Decisions  [in  appealed  pension  and  bounty-land  claims]  v.  16,  [sig- 
natures] 22-24.     p.  337-384. 
Same,  [v.  16,  slips]  94-101;  Mar.  12- Apr.  5,1906. 

Letter  from  acting  Secretary,  with  communication  from  commis- 
sioner of  General  Land  Office,  relating  to  private  land  claims  of 
Isaac  Crow,  assignee  of  Yincent  Michele.     10  p.     (H.  doc.  677.) 


160  Apkil,  1906 

Internal  Revenue  Office  (Treasury  Department): 

Circular  678,  Use  of  metal  barrels  or  drums  as  packages  for  contain- 
ing distilled  spirits  of  high  proof.  1  p.  4°  (Treas.  Dept.  Dept. 
circular  41,  1906. ) 

Gaugers'  weighing  manual.  646  p.  12°  ([Regulations]  no.  11  re- 
vised, supplement  1.) 

International  Waterways  Commission  (War  Department) : 

Report  of  American  members,  with  letters  from  Secretary  of  State 
and  Secretary  of  War,  regarding  preservation  of  Niagara  Falls. 
22  p.     (S.  doc.  242.)  6-35088/6 

Interstate  and  Foreign  Commerce  Committee  (House): 

Coosa  River.     Report  amending  H.  15334,   to  authorize  dams  and 

power  stations  on  river  at  lock  2,  Ala.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  3396.) 
Goose  Creek.     Report  amending  H.  8410,   to  authorize  Charleston 

Light  and   Water  Company   to  construct  dam  across  creek,  in 

Berkeley  County,  S.  C.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  3345. ) 
Little  River,  Ark.     Report  favoring  H.  17662,  to  authorize  Tyronza 

Central  Railroad  Company  to  construct  bridge  across  river.     1  p. 

(H.  rp.2942.) 
Missouri  River.     Report  amending  H.  18376,  to  authorize  Minnesota, 

Dakota  and  Pacific  Railway  Company  to  construct  bridge  across 

river.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  3634.) 
Navigation.     Report  amending  S.  5683,  for  removal  of  derelicts  and 

other  floating  dangers  to  navigation.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  3589.) 
Neahbay,  Wash.     Report  amending  S.  5026,  for  life-saving  station 

at  or  near  Neah  Bay  and  for  lst-class  ocean-going  tug  to  be  used 

in  connection  therewith.     13  p.     (H.  rp.  2818.) 
Ocean  Shore  Railway.     Report  amending  by   substitute  H.   15078,* 

granting  to  company  right  of  way  across  Pigeon  Point  light-house 

reservation,  Cal.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  3348.) 
Public  health.     Report  amending  by  substitute  S.  4250,  to  further 

protect  public  health  and  make  more  effective  national  quaran- 
tine.    3  p.     (H.  rp.  3161.) 
Revenue  Cutter  Service.     Report  favoring  S.  4129,  to  regulate  enlist- 
ments and  punishments  in  service.     3  p.     (H.  rp.  2749.) 
Roanoke  River.     Report  favoring  H.  18204,  to  authorize  Northamp- 
ton and  Halifax  Bridge  Company  to  construct  bridge  across  river 

at  or  near  Weldon,  N.  C.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  3591. ) 
Sacramento  River,  Cal.     Report  amending  by  substitute  H.  11796,  for 

diversion  of  water  from  river  for  irrigation  purposes.     10  p.     (H. 

rp.  3216. ) 
St.  Marys  River.     Report  amending  S.  4925,  to  amend  act  relating  to 

anchorage  and  movements  of  vessels  in  river.     3  p.     ( H.  rp.  2823. ) 
Steamboats.     Report  favoring  S,  4300,  to  amend  sec.  4414,  Revised 

statutes,  inspectors  of  hulls  and  boilers  of  steam  vessels.     2  p. 

(H.  rp.  2754. ) 

Tug  Fork.  Report  favoring  H.  17945,  authorizing  Borderland  Coal 
Com  pan  v  to  construct  bridge  across  Tug  Branch  of  Big  Sandy 
River,  as  substitute  for  H.  17571.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  3159.) 

Interstate  Commerce  Commission: 

Note. — The  Commission  furnishes  its  reports  gratuitously  to  those  who  apply 
for  them. 

Accident  bulletin  18,  showing  collisions  and  derailments  of  trains  and 
casualties  to  persons,  Oct. -Dec.  1905.     16  p.     [Quarterly.] 


Apkil,  1906  161 

Interstate  Commerce  Commission — Continued. 

Information  relating  to  transportation  of  persons  in  exchange  for 
newspaper  advertising  and  other  services,  etc.  19  p.  (S.  doc. 
302.)  6-35091/2 

Statement  of  personal  injuries  to  [railroad]  employees,  showing 
causes  of  accidents,  hours  of  duty,  and  hours  of  rest;  also  train 
wrecks,  with  number  of  hours  trainmen  were  on  duty  and  hours 
of  rest;  as  reported  to  commission  since  June  [Julv]  1,  1901.  4  p. 
(S.  doc.  406.) 

Irrigation  Committee  (Senate): 

Reclamation  Service.  Report  amending  H.  17833,  for  administration 
of  operations  of  reclamation  act.     3  p.     (S.  rp.  2873.) 

Texas.  Report  favoring  H.  14184,  to  extend  irrigation  act  to  Texas. 
1  p.     (S.  rp.  2799.) 

Irrigation  of  Arid  Lands  Committee  (House): 

Report  favoring  H.  17833,  for  administration  of  operations  of  recla- 
mation act.     2  p.     ( H.  rp.  3019. ) 

Judiciary  Committee  (House) : 

Attorney-General.  Report  favoring  H.  1 7714,  to  authorize  commence- 
ment and  conduct  of  legal  proceedings  under  direction  of  Attorney- 
General;  with  views  of  minority.     3  p.     (H.  rp.  2901.) 

Courts  of  United  States.  Report  amending  H.  10861,  to  limit  remov- 
als from  State  courts  into  courts  of  United  States  in  certain  cases. 
4  p.     (H.  rp.  3292.) 

Crime  and  punishment.  Report  submitting  H.  17880,  making  penal 
certain  acts  committed  within  admiralty  and  maritime  and  terri- 
torial jurisdiction  of  United  States,  as  substitute  for  H.  17572. 
1  p.     (H.  rp.  3013.) 

Evidence.  Report  favoring  H.  7065,  to  amend  sec.  858,  Revised 
statutes  [so  that  competency  of  witness  to  testify  in  any  civil 
action,  suit,  or  proceeding  in  courts  of  United  States  shall  be  de- 
termined by  laws  of  State  or  Territory  in  which  court  is  held] . 
1  p.     (H.  rp.  2819.) 

Government  officials.  Report  amending  H.  17501,  to  amend  sec.  169, 
Revised  statutes  [granting  heads  of  Departments  authority  to  em- 
ploy clerks  and  other  employees,  so  as  to  include  heads  of  inde- 
pendent bureaus,  and  officers  in  charge  at  army  headquarters, 
posts,  or  office  of  chief  of  staff].     2  p.     (H.  rp.  3015. ) 

Habeas  corpus.  Report  favoring  H.  17948,  restricting  right  of  appeal 
to  Supreme  Court  in  habeas  corpus  proceedings.  2  p.  (H.  rp. 
3220. ) 

Iowa — 

Report  favoring  H.  16014,  to  amend  act  to  create  southern  division 
of  southern  district  of  Iowa  for  judicial  purposes  and  to  fix 
time  and  place  for  holding  court  therein,  and  acts  amenda- 
tory. 1  p.  (H.  rp.  2750. ) 
Report  submitting  H.  18330,  transferring  county  of  Clinton  from 
northern  to  southern  judicial  district,  as  substitute  for  H. 
16551.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  3343.) 

Liquors.  Hearing  before  committee  [Feb.  21-Mar.  20,  1906],  on 
H.  3159,  13655,  13856,  16479  [relating  to  regulation  of  interstate 
transportation  of  intoxicating  liquors],     p.  1-316. 

Salesmen.  Report  favoring  H.  4478,  to  amend  bankruptcy  act  [so 
as  to  include  among  debts  which  have  priority  wages  due  to  trav- 
eling or  city  salesmen].     1  p.     (H.  rp.  2753.) 


162  April,  1906 

Judiciary  Committee  (House) — Continued. 

Spanish  Treaty  Claims  Commission.     Report  amending  H.  R.  376, 

calling  for  information  as  to  expenses  of  commission  and  amount 

of  payments  under  awards.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  2752.) 
Wyoming.     Report  favoring  S.  535,  to  amend  act  for  term  of  circuit 

and   district  courts  at  Evanston    [so  as  to  change  time].     1  p. 

(H.  rp.  2748. ) 

Judiciary  Committee  (Senate) : 

Alabama.  Report  amending  S.  5215,  to  fix  regular  terms  of  circuit 
and  district  courts  for  southern  division  of  northern  district  of 
Alabama.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  2303.) 

Claims.  Report  adverse  to  S.  4456,  to  amend  act  for  bringing  of 
suits  against  Government.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  2674.) 

Florida.  Report  favoring  S.  5489,  for  sittings  of  circuit  and  district 
courts  of  southern  district  of  Florida  in  Miami.  1  p.  (S.  rp. 
2728. ) 

Georgia.  Report  favoring  H.  11501,  to  amend  act  for  circuit  and 
district  courts  at  Albany.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  2801. ) 

Iowa.  Report  amending  H.  16014,  to  amend  act  to  create  southern 
division  of  southern  district  of  Iowa  for  judicial  purposes  and  to 
fix  time  and  place  for  holding  court  therein,  and  acts  amendatorv. 
1  p.     (S.  rp.  2550.) 

Judges — 

Report  adverse  to  S.  3403,  granting  increase  of  compensation  to 
circuit  and  district  judges  of  United  States.      1  p.     (S.  rp. 
2797.) 
Report  favoring  S.  5533,  to  appoint  additional  judge  for  southern 
district  of  New  York.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  2676.) 

Navigation.  Report  favoring  S.  5385,  to  amend  act  to  adopt  regula- 
tions for  preventing  collisions  upon  harbors,  rivers,  and  inland 
waters  [so  as  to  include  craft  navigating  in  tow].  2  p.  (S.  rp. 
2182.) 

Prisons.  Report  favoring  H.  15910,  to  amend  act  to  regulate  com- 
mutation for  good  conduct  for  United  States  prisoners  [so  as  to 
extend  commutation  to  prisoners  sentenced  prior  to  passage  of 
act].     2  p.     (S.  rp.  2675.) 

Special  agents.  Report  favoring  H.  9721,  to  amend  sec.  5481,  Re- 
vised statutes  [so  as  to  provide  for  punishment  of  special  agents 
for  extortion].     1  p.      (S.  rp.  2677. ) 

Tennessee.  Report  favoring  H.  20,  to  change  and  fix  time  for  hold- 
ing circuit  and  district  courts  for  middle  district  of  Tennessee,  in 
southern  division  of  eastern  district  of  Tennessee  at  Chattanooga, 
and  northeastern  division  of  eastern  district  of  Tennessee  at  Greene- 
ville.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  2387.) 

Texas.  Report  amending  H.  12863,  to  create  new  division  of  south- 
ern judicial  district  of  Texas  and  to  provide  terms  of  court  at 
Victoria.     1  p.      (S.  rp.  2307. ) 

Virginia.  Report  favoring  H.  11029,  to  authorize  [additional]  term 
of  district  and  circuit  courts  for  western  district  of  Virginia  in  Big 
Stone  Gap.     1  p.      (S.  rp.  2802. ) 

Justice  Department: 

Argument  of  Attorney-General  in  United  States  v.  Armour  &  Co.  et 
al.,  before  United  States  district  court  for  northern  district  of 
Illinois,  with  statement  of  case,  constitutional  provision  and  stat- 
utes under  discussion,  and  opinion  and  ruling  of  Judge  Hum- 
phrey.    86  p. 


April,  1906  163 

Justice  Department — Continued. 

Estimate  of  appropriation  for  new  building  at  Reform  School  [of 

District  of  Columbia].     2  p.     (H.  doc.  709.) 
Estimate  of  [deficiency]  appropriation  for  pay  of  special  assistant 

attorneys.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  696. ) 
[Official  opinions  of   Attorney-General]   v.  25,   [signature]  35.     p. 

545-560. 
Response  to  inquiry  as  to  expenditures  on  account  of  Spanish  Treaty 

Claims  Commission.     6  p.     (H.  doc.  692.) 
Right  of  State  to  appeal  in  criminal  cases.     8  p. 

Labor  Bureau   (Commerce  and  Labor  Department) : 

Bulletin  63;  Mar.  1906.     p.  337-596,  il.     [Bimonthly.]     *Paper,  15c 

Same.     (H.  doc.  592,  pt.  2.) 
3d  report  of  commissioner  of  labor  on  Hawaii,  1905.     333  p.     (H. 

doc.  580. )  6-35094 

Labor  Committee  (House): 

Report  submitting  H.  17562,  to  authorize  Secretary  of  Commerce  and 
Labor  to  investigate  and  report  upon  industrial,  social,  moral,  edu- 
cational, and  physical  conditions  of  woman  and  child  workers  in 
United  States,  as  substitute  for  H.  R.  14  and  153.  3  p.  (H.  rp. 
2745. ) 

Land  Office,  General  (Interior  Department): 

Circular  on  restoration  of  lost  or  obliterated  corners  and  subdivisions 

of  sections.     16  p. 
Communication  recommending  legislation  relating  to  [adverse]  claims 

for  mineral  patents  in  Alaska.     3  p.     (H.  doc.  674.) 
Estimate  of  appropriation  for  incorporation  in  urgent  deficiency  bill 

for  completion    of    resurveys  in    San  Diego  County,  Cal.     3  p. 

(S.  doc.  296.) 
Rules  of  practice  in  cases  before  district  land  offices,  General  Land 

Office,  and  Department  of  Interior.     Revised  edition,  approved 

July  15,  1901.     26  p. 

Library  Committee  (House) : 

Barry,  John.     Report  favoring  S.  86,  for  monument  to  Barry.     4  p. 

(H.  rp.  3208.) 
Kings  Mountain.     Report  submitting  H.  17983,  for  monument  on 

Kings  Mountain  battle  ground  commemorative  of  victory  gained 

during  War  of  Revolution,  Oct.  7,  1780,  by  American  forces,  as 

substitute  for  H.  178  and  7094.     3  p.     (H.  rp.  3162.) 
Moores  Creek,  N.  C.     Report  amending  H.  14581,  to  appropriate 

$5,000  to  inclose  and  beautify  grounds  and  repair  monument  on 

Moores  Creek  battlefield.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  2820.) 
Princeton,  N.  J.     Report  amending  S.  333,  in  regard  to  monumental 

column  to  commemorate  battle  of  Princeton.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  3612. ) 

Library  of  Congress : 

Note. — For  divisions  under  library,  see  names  of  divisions. 
Publications.     31  p.  12°  6-35005 

Life=Saving  Service  (Treasury  Department): 

Communication  suggesting  that  provision  be  made  to  retain  existing 
authority  for  detailing  2  officers  of  Revenue-Cutter  Service  for 
duty  in  office  of  Life-Saving  Service.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  304.) 


164  April,  1906 

Light=House  Board  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Note.— The  List  of  lights  and  fog  signals,  the  List  of  lights,  buoys,  and  day- 
marks,  and  the  Weekly  notice  to  mariners  can  be  obtained,  free  of  charge, 
on  application  to  the  office  of  the  Board  at  Washington,  the  inspectors  and 
engineers  of  the  several  lighthouse  districts,  the  United  States  custom-houses, 
the  principal  agencies  of  the  Coast  and  Geodetic  Survey,  the  Hydrographic 
Office,  and  the  branch  hydrographic  offices. 

Weekly  notice  to  mariners,  changes  in  aids  to  navigation  oncoastsof 
United  States,  nos.  87-90a;  Apr.  6-27,  1906. 

Loans  and  Currency  Division  (Treasury  Department): 

Caveat  list  of  United  States  registered  bonds,  Apr.  1,  1906.     1  p.  f° 

[Monthly.] 
Circulation  statement,  Apr.  1,  1906.     1  p.  oblong  8°     [Monthly.] 

Manufactures  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Note. — The  Bureau  furnishes  its  publications  gratuitously  to  those  who 
apply  for  them. 

Daily   consular  and  trade  reports,  nos.  2527-51;    Apr.  2-30,  1906. 

[Daily  except  Sundays  and  holidays.] 
Monthly  consular  and  trade  reports,  Mar.  1906;  no.  306.     239  p.     *Pa- 
per,  15c 
Same.     (H.doc.  515. ) 
Manufactures  Committee  (Senate): 

Report  favoring  amendment  to  H.  16472,  making  appropriations  for 
legislative,  executive,  and  judicial  expenses,  1907,  so  as  to  provide 
for  increase  in  force  of  Manufactures  Bureau.    4  p.     (S.  rp.  2748. ) 

Manuscripts  Division  (Library  of  Congress): 

Some  papers  laid  before  Continental  Congress,  1776.  99  p.  large  8° 
[From  Journals  of  Continental  Congress,  v.  4-6.]     *Paper,  20c 

6-35004 
Marine  Corps  (Navy  Department): 

Estimate  of  appropriation  for  guardhouse  and  dormitory  for  enlisted 
men  at  naval  station,  Guantanamo,  Cuba.    3  p.  pi.     (H.  doc.  615.) 

Medical  Department  (War  Department): 

Specifications  for  plumbing  and  electric  wiring  required  in  construc- 
tion of  addition  to  frame  hospital  at  Fort  Rodman,  Mass.    8  p.  12° 
Specifications  of  material  and  labor  required  in  construction  of  addi- 
tion to  frame  hospital  at  Fort  Rodman,  Mass.     24  p.  12° 

Medicine  and  Surgery  Bureau  (Navy  Department): 

Estimate  of  deficiency  appropriation  for  bringing  home  bodies  of 
officers  and  men  of  Navy  and  Marine  Corps  who  die  abroad.  3  p. 
(H.  doc.  707.) 

Merchant  Marine  and  Fisheries  Committee  (House): 

Homeward  Bound,  bark.     Report  favoring  H.  11932,  to  grant  Amer- 
ican registry  to  bark.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  3166.) 
Marie,  steamer.     Report  favoring  H.  7014,  to  provide  American  reg- 
isters for  steamers  Marie  and  Success;  with  views  of  minority. 
26  p.     (H.  rp.  3167.) 
Motor-boats.     Report  amending  S.  4094,  to  amend  sec.  4426,  Revised 

statutes,  regulation  of  motor  boats.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  2746.) 
Shipping — 

Development  of  American  merchant  marine  and  commerce,  hear- 
ings before  committee  [Apr.  4-13,  1906],  on  S.  529,  shipping 
bill  of  Merchant  Marine  Commission.  563  p. 
Report  favoring  S.  4339,  to  amend  sec.  4502,  Revised  statutes,  re- 
lating to  bonds  and  oaths  of  shipping  commissioners.  2  p. 
(H.  rp.  2902. ) 


April,  1906  165 

Merchant  Marine  and  Fisheries  Committee— Continued. 

Steamboats.  Report  amending  H.  17879,  amending  sec.  4472,  Re- 
vised statutes,  relating  to  carrying  of  dangerous  articles  on  pas- 
senger steamers.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  3354.) 

Vessels.  Report  favoring  H.  17600,  to  change  names  of  certain  sail- 
ing vessels.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  3397. ) 

Military  Affairs  Committee  (House): 

Chicago,  Milwaukee  and  St.  Paul  Railway.  Report  favoring  S.  5203, 
granting  to  company  right  of  way  through  Fort  Keogh  military 
reservation,  Mont.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  3353.) 

Corinth  and  Shiloh  Electric  Railway.  Report  amending  H.  16125, 
authorizing  company  to  construct  track  or  tracks  through  Shiloh 
National  Park.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  2821.) 

Engineer  Corps.  Report  favoring  H.  18078,  for  additional  chaplain 
of  Army,  to  be  assigned  to  corps.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  3350.) 

Medical  Department.  Report  amending  S.  1539,  to  increase  effi- 
ciency of  department.     19  p.     (H.  rp.  2890. ) 

Military  Academy.  Report  submitting  H.  18030,  making  appropria- 
tions for  academy,  1907.    -2  p.      (H.  rp.  3169. ) 

Militia.  Report  amending  by  substitute  H.  5018,  for  recognition  of 
military  services  of  officers  and  enlisted  men  of  certain  State  and 
Territorial  military  organizations.     9  p.      (H.  rp.  2814.) 

National  Home  for  Disabled  Volunteer  Soldiers.  Report  favoring 
H.  J.  R.  145,  for  appointment  of  members  of  board  of  managers 
of  home.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  3.588.) 

Niobrara  River.  Report  favoring  H.  17982,  to  grant  to  Charles  H. 
Cornell  right  to  abut  dam  across  river  on  Fort  Niobrara  military 
reservation,  Nebr.,  and  to  construct  trolley  or  electric  railway  line 
and  telegraph  and  telephone  line  across  reservation.  2  p.  ( H. 
rp.  3616.) 

Utah  University.  Report  amending  S.  5498,  granting  additional 
lands  from  Fort  Douglas  military  reservation  to  University  of 
Utah.     3  p.     (H.  rp.  3399. ) 

War  with  Spain.  Report  amending  H.  15343,  for  recognition  of  serv- 
ices of  military  nature  rendered  by  certain  civilians  in  War  with 
Spain.     6  p.     (H.  rp.  3204.) 

Military  Affairs  Committee  (Senate): 

Army.     Report  amending  H.  14397,  making  appropriation  for  Army, 

1907.     6  p.     (S.  rp.  2720. ) 
Engineer  Corps.     Report  amending  S.  5648,  to  amend  act  to  increase 

efficiency  of  military  establishment  [so  as  to  provide  chaplain  for 

corps].  '3  p.     (S.  rp.  2562.) 
Greeneville,   Tenn.     Report  favoring  S.   5484,   similar  to  H.  35,  to 

accept  land  at  or  near  Greeneville  where  lie  remains  of  Andrew 

Johnson,  and  establishing  4th-class national  cemetery.     1  p.     (S. 

rp.  2382.) 
Mason,  Stevens  T.     Report  amending  S.  J.  R.  47,  granting  condemned 

cannon  for  statue  to  Mason.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  2919.) 
Militia.     Report  favoring  S.  1442,  to  increase  efficiency  of  militia  and 

promote  rifle  practice.     4  p.     (S.  rp.  2383.) 
Submarine  telegraph.     Report  favoring  S.  5448,   to  authorize  tele- 
graphic cable  from  Key  AVest,  Fla.,  to  naval  station  at  Guanta- 

namo,  Cuba,  and  from  thence  to  Canal  Zone,  Isthmus  of  Panama. 

6  p.     (S.  rp.  2302.) 
Utah    University.     Report  amending  S.   5498,  granting  additional 

lands  from  Fort  Douglas  military  reservation  to  University  of 

Utah.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  2385.) 


166  April,  1906 

Military  Secretary's  Department  (War  Department): 

[Circular]  to  officers  of  general  recruiting  service  [instructions  con- 
cerning inspection  of  meals  furnished  recruits  and  recruiting  par- 
ties].    1  p.  12° 

Mint  Bureau    (Treasury  Department): 

Values  of  foreign  coins.  1  p.  4°  (Treasury  Dept.  Dept.  circular 
37,  1906.)     [Quarterly.] 

Mississippi  River,  Committee  on  Levees  and  Improvements  of 

(House): 
Report  favoring  H.  16950,  to  enlarge  authority  of  Mississippi  River 
Commission  in  making  allotments  and  expenditures  of  funds  ap- 
propriated by  Congress  for  improvement  of  Mississippi  River, 
lp.     (H.  rp.  2759.) 

National  Museum  (Smithsonian  Institution): 

Note. — The  publications  of  the  National  Museum  comprise  bulletins,  an- 
nual reports,  and  an  annual  volume  of  Proceedings.  The  annual  report  is 
included  in  the  Congressional  set.  The  editions  of  the  bulletins  and  Proceed- 
ings are  too  limited  to  admit  of  general  distribution';  and  the  volumes  of  the 
latter  are  sent  only  to  libraries. 

Bryozoa.     Study  of  James  types  of  Ordovician  and  Silurian  bryozoa. 

p.  1-66,  pi. 
Buddhism.     S.  S.  Howland  collection  of  Buddhist  religious  art  in 

museum,     p.  735-744,  pi.  6-35080/4 

Fish  and  fisheries.      Descriptions  of  6  new  species  of  fishes  from 

Japan,     p.  143-148,  il. 
Flint  implements  of  Fayum,  Egypt,     p.  745-751,  il.  pi.         6-35087/3 
Geology.     Contributions  to  history  of  American  geology,     p.  189-733, 

il.  por.  pi.  map.  6-35085/3 

Locustid?e  and  gryllidfe,  katydids  and  crickets,  collected  by  W.  T. 

Foster  in  Paraguay,     p.  235-244. 
Moths.     Descriptions  of  new  South  American  moths,     p.  85-141. 
Ostracopods.     New  American  paleozoic  ostracoda,  notes  and  descrip- 
tions of  upper  carboniferous  genera  and  species,     p.  149-164,  pi. 
Proceedings,     v.  29,  840  p.  il.  pi.     *Cloth,  75c 
Ruminants.     New  ruminant  from  pleistocene  of  New  Mexico,     p. 

165-167,  il. 
Salamanders.     Life  history  of  cave  salamander,  spelerpes  maculicau- 

dus  Cope.     p.  67-83,  il.  pi. 

Naval  Affairs  Committee  (House): 

Naval  Academy.  Hearings  before  subcommittee  [Feb.  15-24,  1906], 
on  hazing  at  academy  [with  report  of  subcommittee].  453  p. 
(H.  doc.  690.) 

Officers,  Navy.  Report  favoring  H.  17663,  to  extend  [certain]  pro- 
visions of  act  of  Mar.  3, 1901,  to  officers  of  Navy  and  Marine  Corps 
advanced  under  sec.  1506  and  1605  [Revised  statutes]  for  eminent 
conduct  in  battle.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  3394.) 

Paymasters,  Navy.  Report  favoring  H.  16558,  for  promotion  of 
assistant  paymasters  in  Navy.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  3467.) 

Navigation  Bureau  (Navy  Department): 

Movements  of  vessels,  Apr.  2-30,  1906.     Each  1  p.  4°     [Daily  except 

Sundays  and  holidays.] 
Orders  to  officers,  U.  S.  N.,  Apr.  2-30,  1906.     Each  1  p.  4°     [Daily 

except  Sundays  and  holidays.] 


April,  1906  167 

Navy  Department: 

Note. — For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 
Courts-martial.     General  court-martial  order  23-32  [1906] ;  Feb.  21- 

Mar.  23,  1906.     12° 
Departmental  order  54;  Apr.  3,  1906.     5  1.  narrow  12° 
Employees.     Circular  letter  to  commandants  of  navy  yards,  stations, 
etc.  [relative  to  data  concerning  employees  who  are  65  years  of  age 
or  more].     1  p.  narrow  12° 
General  order  18  [new  series] ;  Mar.  29,  1906.     1  p.  12° 
Library.     Specifications  for  library  books,  Apr.  1,  1906.     2  p.  12° 
Naval  Academy.      Letter  from  Secretary,  with  letter  from  Ernest 
Flagg,  relative  to   appropriation  for   finishing  crypt  of    chapel, 
Naval  Academy,  as  permanent  resting  place  for  body  of  John  Paul 
Jones,  to  accompany  S.  5942.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  417.) 
Navy  yard  order  615-619,  employment  of  labor  at  navy  yards;  Apr. 

3-18,  1906.     Each  1  p.  narrow  12,J 
Pay  Corps.     [Circular  concerning  designations  of  candidates  for  ex- 
amination as  assistant  paymaster  in  Navy.]     1  p.  12° 
Regulations.      Changes  in  Regulations   [for  government  of  Navy, 
1905],  no.  1.     10  1.  12° 

New  Mexico  (Interior  Department): 

Proposition  for  amendment  of  law  [making  grants  of  land  to  New 
Mexico  for  schools,  public  buildings,  etc.,  so  as  to  permit  leasing 
of  large  tracts,  especially  for  grazing  purposes].  15  p.  (H.  doc. 
713.) 

Northern  and  Northwestern  Lakes  Survey  (Engineer  Department. 
War  Department): 

Note.— Lake  Survey  charts  may  be  obtained  from  U.  S.  Lake  Survey  Office 
Detroit,  Mich.,  or  froin  U.  S.  Engineer  Office,  Buffalo,  N.  Y.  Payments  must 
be  made  before  charts  are  sent,  and  if  made  by  mail  must  be  by  postal  or 
express  money  order  payable  to  the  order  of  U.  S.  Lake  Survey  Office  if  or- 
dered from  Detroit,  or  to  the  order  of  U.  S.  Engineer  Office  if  ordered  from 
Buffalo.  These  charts  may  also  be  obtained,  for  cash  only,  at  U.  S.  Canal 
Office  at  Sault  Ste.  Marie,  Mich.  They  will  be  sent  by  express,  the  express 
charges  to  be  paid  by  the  purchaser  on  receipt  of  the  charts,  or  free  by  mail 
at  the  purchaser's  risk.  Purchasers  should  indicate,  when  ordering  the  charts, 
whether  they  wish  them  sent  by  express  or  mail.  The  latter  will  be  used 
when  no  choice  is  indicated. 

The  bulletins  and  supplements  of  the  Lake  Survey  may  be  obtained  free 
upon  application  at  U.  S.  Lake  Survey  Office,  Detroit,  Mich.,  and  at  the  engi- 
neer offices  in  Duluth,  Milwaukee,  Chicago,  Grand  Rapids,  Cleveland,  Buffalo, 
and  Oswego. 

Charts — 

Detroit  River,  Chart  of,  scale  1 :  40,000;  with  inset,  Lower  Detroit 
River  showing  available  channel  and  positions  of  aids  to  navi- 
gation at  opening  of  season  of  1906,  scale  1:20,000.  43.4  X 
24.3  and  33.6X11.1  in.     15c 

Michigan,  Lake,  General  chart  of.  Scale  1:500,000.  44.3  X 
26.1  in.     15c 

Ordnance  Bureau  (Navy  Department): 

Notes  on  care  of  dotter.     1  p.  narrow  large  8° 

Specifications  for  gun  sight  telescopes,  mark  11  and  mark  12.     2  p.  12° 
Ordnance  Department  (War  Department): 

Estimate  of  appropriation  for  San  Antonio  Arsenal,  Tex.  2  p.  (H. 
doc.  720. ) 

Instructions  to  bidders  and  general  specifications  governing  manu- 
facture and  inspection  of  carriages  for  cannon,  artillery  vehicles, 
and  similar  ordnance  material.     Revised  Mar.  1,  1906.     32  p.  12° 

Ordnance  orders  5  [1906];  Apr.  3,  1906.     1  p.  12° 
11154— No.  136—06 3 


168  April,  1906 

Pacific  Islands  and  Porto  Rico  Committee  (Senate): 

Porto  Rico.  Report  favoring  S.  2620,  that  inhabitants  of  Porto  Rico 
shall  be  citizens  of  United  States.     7  p.     (S.  rp.  2746. ) 

Patent  Office  (Interior  Department): 

Note. — The  Patent  Office  publishes  specifications  and  drawings  of  patents, 
both  in  single  copies  and  monthly  volumes,  the  former  at  5c  and  the  latter 
at  $5.00  The  former  are  not  enumerated  in  this  catalogue.  For  certified 
copies  of  patents,  including  specification,  drawing,  certificate,  and  grant,  the 
price  is  80c.  A  variety  of  indexes,  giving  a  complete  view  of  the  work  of  the 
office  from  1790  to  date,  are  published  at  prices  ranging  from  25c  to  810.00  per 
volume.  The  Rules  of  practice  and  pamphlet  Patent  laws  are  furnished  free. 
The  Patent  Office  issues  coupon  orders  in  packages  of  20  at  81.00  per  package, 
or  in  books  containing  100  coupons  at  85.00  per  book.  One  coupon  will 
procure  a  specification  with  drawings,  and  two  coupons  a  copy  of  the  Official 
gazette.    They  are  good  until  u«ed.    Address  Chief  Clerk,  Patent  Office. 

Official  gazette,  Apr.  3-24,  1906;  v.  121,  nos.  5-8.  p.  1353-2668,  il. 
large  8°     [Weekly.]     Paper,  10c  single  copy,  $5.00  a  yr. 

Patents  Committee  (Senate): 

Report  amending  H.  15911,  to  amend  laws  relating  to  registration  of 
trade-marks.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  2874. ) 

Pay  Department  (War  Department): 

Estimate  of  deficiency  appropriation  for  mileage  to  officers  and  con- 
tract surgeons.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  708. ) 
Monthly  station  list  of  officers,  Apr.  1,  1906.     5  p. 
Stoppage  circular,  Apr.  16,  1906.    3  p.     [Monthly.] 
Pensions  Committee  (Senate): 

New  Ulm,  Minn.     Report  favoring  S.  752,  to  extend  pension  laws  to 
participants  in  battles  of  New  Ulm  and  Fort  Ridgely,  Minn.     2  p. 
( S.  rp.  2600. ) 
Pensions — 

Report  amending  by  substitute  S.  976,  granting  pensions  to  certain 
enlisted  men,  soldiers,  and  officers  who  served  in  War  of  Re- 
bellion.    8  p.     (S.  rp.  2210.)     [Corrected  2d  print  was  issued.] 
Report  favoring  S.  1604,  to  amend  act  increasing  pensions  of  those 
who  have  lost  limbs  or  been  totally  disabled  in  them  in  mili- 
tary or  naval  service.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  2539.) 
Utah.     Report  favoring  S.  3469,  to  extend  [to  survivors  of  Indian 
wars  in  Utah  down  to  and  including  those  of  1867]  provisions  of 
act  to  extend  nrovisions  of  act  granting  pensions  to  survivors  of 
Indian  wars  of  1832-42.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  2572.) 

Philippine  Commission  (War  Department): 

Public  laws  passed  by  commission,  Sept.  1904-Aug.  1905,  with  amend- 
ments indicated,  table  of  repealed  acts,  and  appendix,  v.  4,  301  p. 
il.  large  8°  6-35096 

Plant  Industry  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department): 

Bulletin  100,  pt.  3,  Garlicky  wheat,     16  p.  il.  pi.     *Paper,  5c 
Cooperative  experiments  with  forage  crops,  autumn  of  1906,  spring 
of  1907.     4  p. 

Porto  Rico  (State  Department): 

5th  annual  report  of  governor,  1905.     146  p.  pi.  maps. 

Same.     (S.  doc.  8.)  6-35096 

Ordinance  of  Executive   Council   granting  to   Eugui   &  Company 

right  to  take  water  from  Gurabo  River.     3  p.     (H.  doc.  673.) 
Ordinance  of  Executive  Council   permitting  extension  of  railroad 

track  into  Arecibo.     3  p.     (H.  doc.  725.) 


April.  1906  169 

ost=Office  and  Post=Roads  Committee  (House): 
Report  favoring  S.  2140,  to  dispose  of  useless  papers  in  post-offices. 
3  p.     (H.  rp.  3638.) 

ost=  Office  Department : 

Note. — For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureausi 
Draft  of  joint  resolution  appropriating  $100,000  for  postal  service  in- 
terrupted by  earthquake  in  California.     1  p.     ( S.  doc.  407. ) 
Estimate  of  appropriation,  1906  and  prior  years.    10  p.    (  H.  doc.  676. ) 
Increase  in  estimate  of  appropriation  for  wrapping  twine  and  tying 

devices  for  postal  service.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  368.  I 
Letter  suggesting  amendment  to  H.  11976,  for  relief  of  Compania  de 

los  Ferrocarriles  de  Puerto  Rico.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  300.) 
United  States  official  postal  guide,  2d  series,  v.  28,  no.  4;  Apr.  1906. 
40  p.  12°     [Monthly.]     Paper,  $2.00  a  yr. 

Note. — No.  1,  January,  for  each  year,  is  what  is  usually  known  as  the 
Postal  guide,  nos.  2-12  being  additions  and  corrections.  Sold  by  the  print- 
ers, J.  B.  Lyon  Company,  Beaver  and  Daniel  streets,  Albany. 

resident  of  United  States : 

Beef  packers.  Message  transmitting  letter  of  Attorney-General, 
statement  of  proceeding  against  beef  packers  [Armour  &  Co.  et  al.], 
and  commenting  on  decision  of  Judge  Humphrey.  8  p.  (H.  doc. 
706.)  6-35089/3 

Brewster,  Harrv  H.  Executive  order  [authorizing  transfer  of  Brews- 
ter].    1  p.  f° 

California — 

Message  submitting  letter  of  Secretary  of  War,  with  accompanying 
documents  [relative  to  relief  of  sufferers  from  earthquake  and 
conflagration  on  Pacific  Coast].     34  p.     (H.  doc.  714.) 

6-35090/2 

Message  transmitting  communications  from  Navy  Department  [in 

reference  to  employment  of  additional  laborers  and  mechanics 

at  navy-yard.   Mare  Island,  Cal.],  and   War  Department  in 

reference  to  [establishment  at  Fort  Mason  of  general  depot  for 

supply  departments  of  Army].     8  p.     (S.  doc.  405.) 

Cox.  Benjamin  B.     Executive  order  [authorizing  reinstatement  of 

Cox].     1  p.  f° 

Forest  reservations — 

Ashland  forest  reserve,  Oreg.,  2d  proclamation.     1  p.  map,  f° 
Helena  forest  reserve,  Mont.,  proclamation.     1  p.  map,  f° 
Vernon  forest  reserve,  Utah,  proclamation.     1  p.  map,  f° 

Galpin,  Charles  P.  Executive  order  [authorizing  appointment  of 
Galpin].     1  p.  f° 

Insurance.  Message  transmitting  report  and  recommendations,  with 
accompanying  papers  of  insurance  convention  which  met  in  Feb- 
ruary last  "at  Chicago.     46  p.     (S.  doc.  333.)  6-35098/5 

Laporte,  Joseph  F.  Executive  order  [authorizing  reinstatement  of 
Laporte].     1  p.  f° 

McClure,  Jacob  S.  Executive  order  [authorizing  reemployment  of 
McClure].     1  p.  f° 

McDonald,  Mrs.  Mary  A.  Executive  order  [authorizing  appoint- 
ment of  Mrs.  McDonald].     1  p.  f° 

Revenue  Cutter  Service.  Executive  order  [reserving  land  in  Mis- 
sissippi as  target  range  for  service].     1  p.  f° 

Tuberculosis.  Prevention  of  tuberculosis  among  Government  em- 
ployees; prepared  [bv  committee  appointed  by]  Executive  order 
of  Dec.  7,  1905.     12  p" 


170  April,  1906 

Printing  Committee  (House) : 

Big  Sandy  River.  Report  favoring  H.  R.  374,  to  print  House  docu- 
ment 326,  56th  Congress,  1st  session,  and  House  document  235, 

56th  Congress,  2d  session,  relating  to  surveys  of  river.    1  p.     ( H.  rp. 

2894. ) 
China.     Report  amending  H.  R.  360,  to  print  Trade  with  China, 

American  methods  and   trade  opportunities  in  markets  of  the 

Orient.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  3403.) 
Coal.     Report  amending  S.  C.  R.  15,  to  print  Reports  of  efficiency  of 

various  coals  used  by  U.  S.  ships,  1896-98,  etc.    1  p.     ( H.  rp.  3016. ) 
Freight  rates.     Report  amending  by  substitute  S.  C.  R.  13,  to  print 

hearings  before  Interstate  Commerce  Committee  on  regulation  of 

railway  rates  and  digest.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  2898.) 
Naval  Academy.     Report  amending  H.  C.  R.  26,  to  print  Hearings 

before  subcommittee  of  Committee  on  Naval  Affairs,  Feb.  15-24, 

1906,  on  hazing  at  academy  with  report  of  subcommittee.     1  p. 

(H.  rp.  2895.) 
Rochambeau  statue.     Report  favoring  S.  C.  R.  1,  continuing  in  force 

concurrent  resolution  passed  Feb.  2,  1904,  to  print  proceedings 

upon  unveiling  of  statue  of  Count  de  Rochambeau  in  Washington, 

D.  C.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  3018.) 
Russo-Japanese  War.     Report  favoring  S.  C.  R.  17,  to  print  Report 

on  Japanese  naval  medical  and  sanitary  features  of  Russo-Japanese 

War.     lp.     (H.rp.  3017.) 

Privileges  and  Elections  Committee  (Senate): 

Report  amending  S.  4563,  to  prohibit  corporations  from  makingmoney 
contributions  in  connection  with  political  elections.  2  p.  (S.  rp. 
3056. ) 

Public  Buildings  and  Grounds  Committee  (Senate) : 

Butte,  Mont.  Report  amending  S.  4716,  for  enlargement  of  site  and 
for  improvements  for  public  building  at  Butte.  1  p.  (S.  rp. 
2725.) 

District  of  Columbia.  Report  amending  S.  5297,  for  addition  to 
[custom-house  and]  post-office  building  at  Washington,  D.  C. 
3  p.     (S.  rp.  2727.) 

Greatfalls,  Mont.  Report  amending  S.  544,  for  site  for  public  build- 
ing in  Great  Falls.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  2730. ) 

Kalamazoo,  Mich.  Report  favoring  S.  5530,  for  enlargement  of  site 
for  public  building  at  Kalamazoo.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  2722.) 

Passaic,  N.  J.  Report  favoring  S.  5581,  for  public  building  at  Pas- 
saic.    1  p.     (S.  rp.  2726.) 

Reno,  Nev.  Report  favoring  S.  4427,  to  increase  limit  of  cost  of 
public  building  at  Reno.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  2378.) 

San  Juan,  P.  R.  Report  favoring  S.  5639,  for  public  building  at  San 
Juan.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  2740.) 

State  Department.  Report  favoring  S.  5773,  to  provide  buildings  for 
Departments  of  State,  Justice,  and  Commerce  and  Labor;  with 
hearings.     50  p.     (S.  rp.  2744.) 

Versailles,  Ky.  Report  amending  S.  4956,  for  [public]  building  at 
Versailles.     1  p.      (S.  rp.  2731.) 

Washington,  N.  C.  Report  amending  by  substitute  S.  1274,  for  pub- 
lic building  at  Washington.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  2734.) 

Yankton,  S.  Dak.  Report  favoring  S.  5059,  to  increase  limit  of  cost 
of  post-office  at  Yankton.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  2366.) 


April,  1906  171 

Public  Health  and  Marine= Hospital  Service  (Treasury  Department): 

Note. — For  divisions  under  this  service,  see  names  of  divisions. 
Annual  report  of  surgeon-general,  1905.     458  p.     *  Cloth,  40c 
Public  health  renorts,  v.  21,  nos.  14-17;  Apr.  6-27,  1906.     p.  323-436. 
[Weekly.] 

Note.— This  publication  is  for  gratuitous  distribution,  but  the  edition  is 
limited,  and  the  document  is  intended  only  for  health  officers  and  other  per- 
sons interested  in  sanitary  affairs.  To  obtain  it  application  should  be  made 
to  the  Surgeon-General  of  the  Public  Health  and  Marine-Hospital  Service, 
Treasury  Department. 

Public  Lands  Committee  (House): 

Alaska — 

Report  amending  H.   17415,  to  authorize  assignees  of  coal-land 
locations  to   make  entry  under  coal  land  laws  applicable  to 
Alaska.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  3209.) 
Report  favoring  S.  5537,  to  allot  homesteads  to  natives  of  Alaska. 
1  p.     (H.  rp.  3295.) 

Albuquerque,  N.  Mex.  Report  submitting  H.  18333,  granting  land 
to  Albuquerque  for  public  purposes,  as  substitute  for  H.  11957. 
2  p.      (H.  rp.  3347.) 

Black  Hills  forest  reserve.  Report  favoring  II.  17756,  for  entry  of 
agricultural  lands  within  forest  reserve.     3  p.     (H.  rp.  2951.) 

Durango,  Colo.  Report  amending  S.  2188,  granting  to  Durango  cer- 
tain lands  for  reservoirs.     3  p.     (H.  rp.  2940.) 

Forest  reservations.  Report  amending  H.  17576,  for  entry  of  agricul- 
tural lands  within  forest  reserves.     3  p.     (H.  rp.  2900.) 

Hilo,  Hawaii.  Report  amending  H.  10106,  for  setting  aside  for  gov- 
ernmental purposes  certain  ground  in  Hilo.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  2889.) 

Louisiana.  Report  amending  H.  16307,  to  have  survey  made  of  un- 
surveyed  public  lands  in  Louisiana.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  3211.) 

Mancos,  Colo.  Report  favoring  H.  10292,  granting  to  Mancos  right 
to  enter  certain  lands.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  2941.) 

Minnesota.  Report  amending  S.  4976,  to  grant  land  to  Minnesota 
as  site  for  sanitarium  for  treatment  of  consumptives.  2  p.  (H.rp. 
2899.) 

Nebraska.  Report  amending  H.  17411,  for  resurvey  of  certain  town- 
ships in  Nebraska.     2  p.     ( H.  rp.  3393. ) 

New  Mexico.  Report  submitting  H.  18600,  to  amend  act  to  make 
grants  of  land  to  New  Mexico  [for  schools,  public  buildings,  etc., 
so  as  to  permit  leasing  of  large  tracts].     15  p.      (H.  rp.  3610.) 

Shaw,  Fort.  Report  favoring  H.  17114,  for  disposition  under  public 
land  laws  of  lands  in  Fort  Shaw  military  reservation,  Mont.  5 
p.     (H.  rp.  3633.) 

Sherman,  Fort.  Report  favoring  S.  3414,  for  public  highway  on  east 
side  of  Fort  Sherman  military  reservation,  Idaho.  3  p.  (H.  rp. 
2891.) 

Trees.  Report  amending  H.  16672,  to  punish  cutting,  chipping,  or 
boxing  of  trees  on  public  lands.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  3210. ) 

Washington  State.  Report  favoring  H.  17127,  for  subdivision  and 
sale  of  certain  lands  in  Washington.     5  p.     (H.  rp.  3024.) 

Yellowstone  National  Park.  Report  favoring  H.  14410,  to  amend 
act  concerning  leases  in  park.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  3023. ) 

Public  Lands  Committee  (Senate): 

Biloxi,  Miss.  Report  favoring  H.  10152,  granting  lands  to  Biloxi  for 
park  and  cemetery  purposes.     2  p.     ( S.  rp.  2729. ) 


172  Apkil,  1906 

Public  Lands  Committee  (Senate) — Continued. 

Fremont  Count}',  Colo.     Report  amending  S.  1178,  for  resurvey  of 

township  in  Colorado.     2  p.      (S.  rp.  2557. ) 
Notices.     Report  favoring  S.  5789,  to  regulate  publication  of  notices 

issued  under  public-land  laws.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  3050.) 
Port  Angeles,  Wash.    Report  amending  H.  16954,  for  reappraisement 

of  certain  suburban  lots  in  Port  Angeles.     3  p.     (S.  rp.  2733.) 
Right  of  way.     Report  amending  H.  15513,  to  declare  and  enforce 

forfeiture  provided  by  sec.  4  of  act  granting  to  railroads  right  of 

way  through  public  lands.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  2732.) 
Tincup,  Colo.     Report  amending  by  substitute  S.  1476,  granting  lands 

to  Tincup  for  cemetery  purposes.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  2558.) 

Public  Roads  Office  ( Agriculture  Department) : 
Circular — 

39,  Public  roads  of  State  of  Washington,  mileage  and  expendi- 
tures in  1904.     2  p. 

40,  Public  roads  of  Arizona,  mileage  and  expenditures  in  1904. 

2  p. 

41,  Public  roads  of  Arkansas,  mileage  and  expenditures  in  1904. 

3  p. 

42,  Public  roads  of  Oregon,  mileage  and  expenditures  in  1904. 
2  p. 

Quartermaster's  Department  (War  Department): 

Chesapeake  Steamship    Company.     Estimate   of  appropriation   for 

relief  of  company.  2  p.  (H.  doc.  694.) 
Circular  10-12  [1906];  Apr.  3-10,  1906.  12° 
Esteve,   Luis  Fontana  v.     Estimate  of  appropriation  for   relief  of 

Esteve.     2  p.     ( H .  doc.  688. ) 
Hughes,  Thomas.     Estimate  of  appropriation  for  relief  of  Hughes. 

2  p.     (H.  doc.  685.) 
Leavenworth,  Fort,  Kans.     Estimate  of  appropriation  for  road  from 

Leavenworth  to  fort.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  693.) 
Officers.     Roster  showing  stations  and  duties  of  officers,  Apr.  1,  1906. 

14  p.     [Monthly.] 
Rodman,  Fort,  Mass.     Specifications  for  hot-water  heating  in  addi- 
tion to  post  hospital  at  fort.     10  p.     12° 
Screven,  Fort,  Ga.     Estimate  of  appropriation  for  sea  wall  at  fort. 

2  p.     (H.  doc.  684.) 
Sentinel,  mission  steamer.     Estimate  of  appropriation  for  payment 

of  damages  to  steamer.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  698.) 

Railway  Mail  Service  (Post-Office  Department): 

Daily  bulletin  of  orders  affecting  postal  service,  v.  27,  nos.  7952-76a; 
Apr.  2-30,  1906.     f°     [Daily  except  Sundays  and  holidays.] 

Railways  and  Canals  Committee  (House): 

Report  favoring  H.  R.  391,  calling  for  information  showing  condition 
and  ownership  of  canals  in  United  States.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  3215. ) 

Revenue=Cutter  Service  (Treasury  Department): 

Estimate  of  appropriation  for  repairs  of  U.  S.  S.  Bancroft  for  use  as 
revenue  cutter.     7  p.     (H.  doc.  679.) 

Revision  of  Laws  Committee  (House): 

Report  amending  H.  17984,  to  provide  code  of  penal  laws  for  United 
Stales.     14  p.     (H.  rp.  3200.) 


April,  1906  173 

Rivers  and  Harbors,  Board  of  Engineers  for  (Engineer  Department, 
War  Department) : 
Report  on  project  for  improvement  of  Cumberland  River.     5  p. 
(H.  doc.  699. ) 

Rivers  and  Harbors  Committee  (House) : 

Columbia  River.  Report  favoring  H.  17987,  for  [continuing]  im- 
provement of  mouth  of  river.     12  p.     (H.  rp.  3213.) 

Land.  Report  favoring  H.  15095,  authorizing  condemnation  of  lands 
or  easements  needed  in  connection  with  works  of  river  and  harbor 
improvement  at  expense  of  persons,  companies,  or  corporations. 
1  p.     (H.  rp.  3293.) 

Rules  Committee  (House): 

Report  submitting  H.  R.  388,  fixing  time  for  consideration  of  H.  14316, 
to  further  protect  public  health  and  make  more  effective  national 
quarantine,  as  substitute  for  H.  R.  371.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  2824.) 

Senate: 

Note. — See  also  names  of  committees. 

Acts  and  proposed  acts  [H.  12987  and  amendments],  together  with 
so-called  Elkins  interstate-commerce  law,  regarding  regulation 
of  railroad  rates.     54  p.     (S.  doc.  292.)  6-35078/4 

Extract  from  Washington  post,  entitled  Broad  rate  review,  opinions 
of  interstate  commerce  commissioners.     5  p.      (S.  doc.  394. ) 

Joint  resolution  of  legislature  of  Ohio,  praying  for  investigation  of 
official  conduct  of  E.  G.  Rathbone  while  director-general  of  posts 
in  Cuba.     3  p.     (S.  doc.  367.) 

Letter  from  Albert  J.  Lee,  remonstrating  against  amendment  to  H. 
5976,  for  final  disposition  of  [affairs  of]  Five  Civilized  Tribes  in 
Indian  Territory  [requiring  documentary  evidence  as  to  time  of 
making  applications  for  enrolment  as  citizens  of  tribes].  5  p. 
(S.  doc.  301.) 

Papers  relating  to  conditions  alleged  to  exist  in  Kongo  Free  State. 
30  p.     (S.  doc.  316.)  6-35092/4 

Resolution  adopted  by  Senate  of  Illinois  and  concurred  in  by  House, 
that  Isle  of  Pines  be  permanently-  retained  as  territorv  of  United 
States.     2  p.     (S.  doc- 312.) 

Resolutions  [and  report]  of  New  York  Board  of  Trade  and  Transpor- 
tation, urging  ratification  of  treaty  with  Dominican  Republic. 
6  p.  (Confidential;  [Senate]  executive  3. )  [Injunction  of  secrecy 
removed  Apr.  6,  1906.] 

Xote. — The  series  of  documents  to  which  this  belongs  is  printed  in  confi- 
dence for  the  use  of  the  Senate,  and  is  inaccessible  to  other  persons  unless,  as 
in  this  instance,  the  Senate  removes  the  injunction  of  secrecy. 

Signal  Office  (War  Department): 

Circular  4,  5  [1906];  Mar.  21,  Apr.  14, 1906.     12° 

Orders  7,  8  [1906];  Apr.  2,  16,  1906.     12°     [Semimonthly.] 

Roster  and  stations  of  officers,  Mar.  15,  1906.     7  p. 

Soils  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department) : 

Bulletin  32,  Absorption  of  phosphates  and  potassium  bv  soils.  39  p.  il. 
*  Paper,  10c  Agr  6-592/4 

Soil  survey  of  Dallas  County,  Ala.  24  p.  il.  map. 
Soil  survey  of  De  Soto  Parish,  La.  25  p.  il.  map. 
Soil  survey  of  Duplin  County,  N.  C.     23  p.  il.  map. 


174  April,  1906 

Soils  Bureau — Continued. 

Soil  survey  of  East  Baton  Rouge  Parish,  La.     23  p.  il.  map. 

Soil  survey  of  Waco  area,  Tex.     37  p.  il.  map. 

Soil  survey  of  Westerville  area,  Ohio.     19  p.  il.  map. 

Spanish  Treaty  Claims  Commission: 

Communication  relative  to  progress  and  condition  of  business  of  com- 
mission.    39  p.     (S.  doc.  308.)  6-35097 

Estimate  of  appropriation  for  payment  of  claim  of  Rosalia  de  Torres 
de  Larrieu.     2  p.     ( H.  doc.  729. ) 

State  Department: 

Note. — The  State  Department  distributes  its  publications  gratuitously.  For 
bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 

Convention  between  United  States  and  Great  Britain,  signed  Wash- 
ington. Apr.  21,  1906,  for  survey  -of  Alaskan-Canadian  boundary 
along  141st  meridian.  4  p.  (Confidential;  [Senate]  executive 
G. )     [Injunction  of  secrecy  removed  Apr.  26,  1906.] 

Note. — The  series  of  documents  to  which  this  belongs  is  printed  in  confidence 
for  the  use  of  the  Senate,  and  is  inaccessible  to  other  persons  unless,  as  in  this 
instance,  the  Senate  removes  the  injunction  of  secrecy. 

Diplomatic  list,  Apr.  1906.     14  p.  24°     [Monthly.] 

Papers  with  reference  to  claim  of  Cuba  Submarine  Telegraph  Com- 
pany, British  corporation.     4  p.      (S.  doc.  325.) 

Report  on  inspection  of  United  States  consulates  in  the  Orient. 
444  p.  facsim.     (H.  doc.  665.)  6-35093/3 

Request  that  certain  officers  of  Army  be  authorized  to  accept  decora- 
tions from  Emperor  of  Japan.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  678.) 

Statistics  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department): 

Crop  reporter,  v.  7,  no.  12;   Apr.  1906.     p.  103-110,  4°     [Monthly.] 

Statistics  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department) : 

Note. — The  Bureau  furnishes  its  publications  gratuitously  to  those  who 
apply  for  them. 

Advance  sheets  from  Monthly  summary  of  commerce  and  finance, 

showing  details  of  imports  and  exports  by  articles  and  countries 

f<  ir  Mar!  1906.     72  p.  4° 
Bulletin  9,  series  1905-06,  Exports  of  domestic  breadstuff  s,  provisions, 

cotton,  and  mineral  oils,  Mar.  1906.     12  p.  4°     [Monthly.] 
Foreign  commerce  and  navigation  of  United  States,  1905.     1180  p.  4° 

Same.     (H.  doc.  13.) 
Monthlv  summarv  of  commerce  and  finance  of  United  States,  Feb. 
1906;  no.  8,"  series  1905-06.     p.  2407-2615,  4° 

Same.     (H.  doc.  15,  pt.  8.) 
Monthlv  summarv  of  internal  commerce  of  United  States,  Feb.  [1904—] 

06.    "p.  41-81,4° 
Statistical   abstract   of   United   States,    1905.      No.    28,    678   p.    tab. 
*  Paper,  35c 

Same.     (H.  doc.  619.) 
Total  values  of  imports  and  exports  of  United  States,  Mar.  1906.   [2] 

p.  4°     [Monthly.] 

Steamboat  Inspection  Service  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 
General  rules  and  regulations,  amended  Jan.  1906.     Edition,  Mar. 
14,  1906.     135  p.  il. 


April,  1906  175 

Subsistence  Department  (War  Department): 

Deficiency  estimate  for  subsistence  of  Army.     3  p.     (H.  doc.  716. ) 
Roster  [of  officers],  Apr.  1,  1906.     3  p.     [Monthly.] 
Supplies  and  Accounts  Bureau  (Navy  Department): 

Memoranda  for  information  of  officers  of  Pay  Corps,  commanding 
officers  of  ships,  and  commandants  of  stations  61 ;  Apr.  2.  1906. 
p.  67-73,  12°     [Monthly.] 

Territories  Committee  (House): 

Hawaii.     Views  of  minority  adverse  to  H.  14015,  to  establish  fund 

for  public  works  in  Hawaii.     5  p.     (H.  rp.  2743,  pt.  2. ) 
Honolulu,  Hawaii.     Report  amending  S.  1916,  for  filling  in  portion 

of  naval  station  at  Honolulu.     2  p.      (H.  rp.  2897. ) 

Treasurer  of  United  States  (Treasury  Department): 

Estimate  of  amount  of  distinctive  paper  required  for  currencv.     2  p. 

(H.  doc.  715.) 
Monthlv  statement,  paper  currencv  of  each  denomination  outstand- 
ing Mar.  31.  1906.     1  p.  oblong'"  24° 
Statement  of  funded  indebtedness  of  District  of  Columbia  and  late 
corporation  of  Washington,  [by]  ex-officio  commissioner  of  sink- 
ing fund  of  District,  Mar.  31,  1906.     1  p.  oblong  8°     [Quarterly.] 

Treasury  Department: 

Note.— For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 
Appeals  pending  before  United  States  courts  in  customs  cases,  no.  12; 

Apr.  1,  1906.     74  p.      [Monthly.] 
Coins.     Transportation    of   fractional    silver  coins  free  of    charge. 

1  p.  4°     (Dept.  circular  42,  1906. ) 

Customs    Service.     Reporting    of  fines,   penalties,    and    forfeitures. 

2  p.  4°     (Dept.  circular  36,  1906. ) 

Debt.     Statement  of  public  debt  and  cash  in  Treasurv,  Mar.  1906. 

1  p.  f°     [Monthly.] 
Documents  received  and  distributed  during  calendar  vear  1905.     3  p. 

( H.  doc.  726. ) 
Mint,  Philadelphia.     Estimate  of  appropriation  for  coal  bunkers  at 

Philadelphia  mint.     1  p.     (H.  doc.  675.) 
Neahbay,  Wash.     Estimate  of  appropriation  for  ocean-going  tug  for 

saving  of  life  and  property  on  Pacific  Coast  [in  connection  with 

life-saving  station  at  or  near  Neahbay].     2  p.     (H.  doc.  718. ) 
New  York  City.     P^stimate  of  appropriations  for  furniture  and  repairs 

of  public  buildings  [for  equipment  of  new  custom-house,  New 

York  City].     1  p.     (H.doc.  712. ) 
Notaries  public.    Additional  list  of  customs  notaries.    2  p.  4°    ( Dept. 

circular  40,  1906. ) 
Public  buildings.     Letter  recommending  appropriation  for  telephone 

service  in  public  buildings.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  697. ) 
Public  monevs.     Deposit  balance  of  cash  on  hand  after  each  pav  day. 

1  p.  4°    (Dept.  circular  39,  1906.) 
Treasury  decisions — 

Digest  of  decisions  of  Department,  customs,  and  Board  of  General 
Appraisers  rendered  during  calendar  years  1904-05,  with  deci- 
sions of  United  States  courts  in  customs  cases.     336  p. 

Treasurv  decisions  under  tariff,  internal  revenue,  and  other  laws, 
weekly,  v.  11,  nos.  14-17;  Apr.  5-26,  1906. 


176  April,  1906 

Useless  papers  in  Executive  Departments,  Joint  Select  Committee 
on  Disposition  of  (Congress): 
Treasury  Department — 

Report  favoring  disposition  of  certain  useless  papers  in  Depart- 
ment.    1  p.     (S. rp. 2536.) 
Report  favoring  disposition  of  certain  useless  papers  in  Depart- 
ment.    1  p.     (H.  rp.  3168.)     [Same  as  Senate  report  2536.] 

War  Department: 

Note. — For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 
Annual  reports,  1905;  v.  4,  military  schools  and  colleges,  militia  af- 
fairs, military  parks,  and  soldiers'  homes.     285  p.     *Cloth,  30c 
Circular  20-26  [1906];  Mar.  31- Apr.  30,  1906.     12° 
Circular — - 

D,  1906,  Orders  [promulgating  sec.  3  of  act  approved  Feb.  27, 
1906,  relative  to  avoidance  of  expenditures  in  excess  of  appro- 
priations].    1  p.  12° 

E,  1906,  Orders  [designating  authority  who  shall  render  decisions 
in  various  cases  pertaining  to  military  business].     1  p.  12° 

F,  1906,  Circular  [promulgating  Executive  order  authorizing 
heads  of  Executive  Departments  to  enforce  rules  for  prevention 
of  tuberculosis].     2  p.  12° 

General  orders  65-82  [1906] ;  Apr.  5-30,  1906.     12° 
Recommendation  for  authorization  for  chaplain  at  Washington  Bar 

racks.     3  p.     (H.  doc.  687.) 
Special  orders,  1905;  [title-page  and  index].     286  p.  12° 

Same,  78-103  [1906] ;  Apr.  2-30,  1906.  12°  [Daily  except  Sun- 
days and  holidays.] 

Ways  and  Means  Committee  (House): 

Alcohol.  Report  favoring  H.  17453,  for  withdrawal  from  bond,  tax 
free,  of  domestic  alcohol  when  rendered  unfit  for  beverage  or 
liquid  medicinal  uses  by  mixture  with  suitable  denaturing  mate- 
rials.    7  p.     (H.  rp.  2888.) 

Buffalo,  N.  Y.  Report  favoring  H.  11037,  relating  to  transportation 
of  dutiable  merchandise  without  appraisement.  2  p.  (H.  rp. 
3290. ) 

Oswego,  N.  Y.  Report  favoring  H.  lo938,  to  extend  privileges  of  act 
approved  June  10,  1880  [governing  immediate  transportation  of 
merchandise  without  appraisement]  to  Oswego.  1  p.  (H.  rp. 
3289. ) 

Spokane,  Wash.  Report  amending  H.  17757,  extending  to  Spokane 
privileges  of  act  approved  June  10,  1880,  governing  immediate 
transportation  of  merchandise  without  appraisement.  1  p.  (H. 
rp.  3217. ) 

Stamps,  Revenue.  Report  amending  by  substitute  H.  15071,  for  sale 
of  internal-revenue  stamps  in  Porto  Rico.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  2945.) 

Wine.  Report  amending  H.  15266,  to  amend  laws  relating  to  fortifi- 
cation of  pure  sweet  wines.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  2756. ) 

Weather  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department): 

Note. — For  these  publications  application  should  be  made  to  the  Chief  of 
the  Weather  Bureau. 

Monthly  weather  review,  v.  33,  no.  13;  annual  summary  [for  calen- 
dar vear]  1905.  p.  571-591,  maps,  4°  Paper,  20c  single  copy, 
$2.00  a  vr. 


April,  1906  177 

Weather  Bureau — Continued. 

Monthly  weather  review,   v.  34,  no.   1.     p.    1-60,   il.   pi.  map?,  4* 

Paper,  20c  single  copy,  $2.50  a  yr.     [Beginning  with  v.  34,  no. 

1,  the  annual  subscription  price  has  been  increased  to  $2.50.] 
National  monthly  weather  bulletin,  Mar.  1906;  no.  3  [1906].     24  X 

19  in. 
National  weekly  weather  bulletin,  Apr.  9-30,  1906;  nos.  4-7  [1906]. 

24  X  19  in.     [Weekly  Apr.-Sept.,  monthly  remainder  of  year.] 
Weather  map,  Apr.  1-30,  1906.     19  X  24  in.     [Daily.] 

Yellow  Fever  Institute  (Public  Health  and  Marine-Hospital  Service, 
Treasury  Department) : 
Bulletin  15,  Report  of  working  party  no.  3,  attempts  to  grow  yellow 
fever  parasite,  hereditary  transmission  of  yeliow  fever  parasite  in 
mosquito,     p.  103-115. 

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GOVERNMENT  PRINTING  OFFICE 

Superintendent  of  Documents 


No.  137 


MAY 


1906 


Catalogue 

of 

United  States  Public  Documents 


WASHINGTON 
GOVERNMENT  PRINTING   OFFICE 


Abbreviations 


Academy acad. 

Agricultural agric. 

Amendments amdts. 

American Amer. 

Appendix app. 

Association  assoc. 

Board bd. 

College coll. 

Commission comn. 

Committee com. 

Congress Cong. 

Consular cons. 

Department dept. 

Document doc. 

Executive ex. 

Exposition expos. 

Facsimile,  facsimiles facsiin. 

Folio f° 

General gen. 

Geologic geol . 

Government Govt. 

Historical hist. 

House  bill H. 

House  concurrent  resolution H.C.R. 

House  document H.  doc. 

House  joint  resolution H.  J.R. 

House  report H .  rp. 

House  resolution  (simple) H.  R. 

Illustrated, illustration,  illustrations  ...il. 

Inch,  inches in. 

Institute,  institution inst. 

Latitude lat. 

Leaf,  leaves 1 . 

Library L. 

Longitude long. 


i  Mile,  miles m. 

Miscellaneous misc. 

Nautical naut. 

Number,  numbers no.,  noe. 

Octavo 8° 

Page,  pages p. 

Part,  parts pt.,  pts. 

Plate,  plates pi. 

Portrait,  portraits por. 

Public pub. 

Quarto 4° 

Railway ry. 

Report rp. 

Resolution  res. 

Secretary secy . 

Section,  sections sec. 

Senate  bill S. 

Senate  concurrent  resolution S.  C.  R. 

Senate  document S.  doc. 

Senate  joint  resolution S.  J.R. 

Senate  report S.  rp. 

Senate  resolution  (simple) S.  R. 

Session sess. 

Sixteenmo 16» 

Society soc. 

Superintendent supt. 

Table,  tables tab. 

Thirtytwo-mo 32« 

Treasury Treas. 

T  wel  vemo 12° 

Twentyfour-mo 24° 

University uni  v. 

Versus vs. ,  v 

Volume,  volumes v. 

Year yr. 


Explanation 


Words  and  figures  inclosed  in  brackets  [  ]  are  given  for  information,  but 
do  not  appear  on  the  title-pages  of  the  publications  catalogued.  When  size 
is  not  given,  octavo  is  to  be  understood.  Size  of  maps  is  measured  from 
outer  edge  of  border,  excluding  margin.  When  Congress  and  session  are 
not  given  with  the  numbers  of  Senate  and  House  documents  and  reports  , 
59th  Congress,  1st  session,  is  to  be  understood. 

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Territorial  libraries,  to  substantially  all  Government  authors,  and  to  as 
many  school,  college,  and  public  libraries  as  the  limited  edition  will 
supply.  Subscription  price  to  individuals  $1.10  a  year.  Ba.ck  numbers 
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3IAY,  1906 


NOTE. — Beginning  with  the  January  number  of  the  Catalogue,  entries  for 
reports  on  private  bills  have  been  omitted. 

Accounts  Committee  (House): 

Agriculture  Department.     Report  favoring  H.  R.  419,  authorizing 

Committee  on  Expenditures  in   Department  of  Agriculture  to 

examine  accounts  and  expenditures,  etc.,  of  Department.     1  p. 

(H.  rp.  3933.)     [Corrected  2d  print  was  issued.] 
Document  room.     Report  favoring  H.  R.  398,  for  clerk  in  lieu  of 

one  assistant  clerk  in  document  room  of  House.     1  p.      (H.  rp. 

3867. ) 
File  clerk.     Report  amending  H.  R.  401,  to  increase  salary  of  assist- 
ant to  file  clerk  of  House.     2  p.      (H.  rp.  3868.) 
Interstate  and  Foreign  Commerce  Committee.     Report  submitting 

H.  R.  421,  for  annual  clerk  to  committee  in  lieu  of  assistant  session 

clerk  authorized  by  H.  R.  80,  as  substitute  for  H.  R.  395.     1  p. 

(H.  rp.  3872.) 
Machinist.     Report  amending  H.  R.  364,  for  machinist  in  lieu  of  one 

fireman  in  heating  and  ventilating  department  of  House.     1  p. 

(H.  rp.  3870.) 
Naval  Affairs  Committee,  House.     Report  amending  H.  R.  410,  to 

pay  expenses  incurred  by  subcommittee  in  investigating  hazing  at 

Naval  Academy.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  3869.) 
Patents  Committee,  House.     Report  favoring  H.  R.  405,  for  annual 

clerk  in  lieu  of  session  clerk  to  committee.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  3871.) 

Agriculture  and  Forestry  Committee  (Senate): 
Appropriations — 

Hearings  before  committee  [May  7-15,  1906],  on  H.  18537,  making 
appropriations  for  Department  of  Agriculture,  1907.     112  p. 

6-35115/2 
Report  amending  H.  18537,  making  appropriations  for  Depart- 
ment of  Agriculture,  1907.     2  p.      (S.  rp.  3791.)     [Corrected 
2d  print  was  issued.] 

Agriculture  Committee  (House): 

Hearings  before  committee  [Jan.  12-Feb.  21,  1906]  on  bills  relating 
to  Department  of  Agriculture.     820  p.  6-35151/2 

183 


184  May,  1906 

Agriculture  Department: 

Note. — For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 
Cattle— 

[Bureau  of  Animal  Industry]  order  46  [amendment  3] ;  regula- 
tions for  inspection  and  safe  transport  of   animals  from 
United  States  to  foreign  countries.     1  p. 
Same  125  [amendment  7] ;  rules  and  regulations  for  inspection 

of  live  stock  and  their  products.     1  p. 
Same   130   [amendment   16] ;  regulations   for  certification  of 
associations  of  breeders  of  purebred  live  stock  and  books  of 
record  of  pedigrees.     1  p. 
Same  130  [amendment  17];    regulations    for  certification  of 
associations  of  breeders  of  purebred  live  stock  and  books  of 
record  of  pedigrees.     1  p. 
Bureau  of  Animal  Industry  rule  1,  revision  1  [amendment  2];  to 
prevent  spread  of  splenetic  fever  in  cattle.     1  p. 
Same  [amendment  3] ;  to  prevent  spread  of  splenetic  fever  in 
cattle.     1  p. 
Circular  18,  Adulteration  of  red  clover  seed.     1  p. 
Farmers'  bulletin — 

249,  Cereal  breakfast  foods.     36  p.  Agr  6-788 

252,  Maple  sugar  and  sirup.     36  p.  il.  Agr  6-617 

255,  Home  vegetable  garden.     47  p.  il.  Agr  6-789 

Library — 
Bulletin— 

55,  Catalogue  of  publications  relating  to  entomology  in  library. 

562  p.     *  Paper,  40c  6-18609 

59,  Accessions  to  Department  library,  Jan.-Mar.  1906.     77  p. 

[Quarterly.]  6-18608 

American  Republics  Bureau  (State  Department): 

Note. — This  Bureau  sells  its  own  monthly  bulletins,   handbooks,   etc.,  at 
prices  usually  ranging-  from  5c  to  $1.00.    Address  the  Director  of  the  Bureau. 

International  Bureau  of  American  Republics.     35  p.  6-35169/2 

Same,  Spanish.     38  p.  6-35170/2 

Monthly  bulletin,  Apr.  1906;  whole  no.  151,  v.  22,  no.  4.     p.  891-1258. 
Paper,  25c  single  copy,  $2.00  a  yr. 
Same.     (H.  doc.  406,  pt.  4.) 
Animal  Industry  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department) : 
Circular — 

93,  Life  history  of  twisted  wireworm,  hjemonchus  contortus,  of 
sheep  and  other  ruminants,  preliminary  report.     7  p.  il. 

Agr  6-790 

94,  Foot-rot  of  sheep,     p.  117-137,  il.  Agr  6-955/3 
Appraisers  (Treasury  Department) : 

Reappraisement  of  merchandise  by  general  appraisers  [on  Apr.  27- 
Mav  24,  1906];  May  7-28,  1906.  4°  (Reappraisement  circulars 
1388-1403.)     [Weekly.] 

Appropriations  Committee  (House): 
Deficiency  appropriations — 

Hearings  before  subcommittee  [Jan.  10-15,  1906,  on  H.  12320] 
urgent  deficiency  bill  [for  1906  and  prior  years] .     295  p. 

6-10842 


May,  1906  185 

Appropriations  Committee  (House)— Continued. 
Deficien c y  appropriations — Conti nued . 

Report  submitting   H.   19572,   making  appropriations  to  supply 
additional  urgent  deficiencies,  1906.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  4396.) 
District  of  Columbia.    Hearings  before  subcommittee  [Mar.  7-Apr.  3, 
1906,  on  H.  18198]  District  of  Columbia  appropriation  bill,  1907. 
977  p. 

Appropriations  Committee  ( Senate) : 

Appropriations.  Report  amending  H.  16472,  making  appropriations 
for  legislative,  executive,  and  judicial  expenses,  1907.  3  p.  (S.  rp. 
3642. ) 

District  of  Columbia.  Statements  before  subcommittee  [May  21-25, 
1906],  on  H.  18198,  making  appropriations  for  District,  1907.    224  p. 

6-35128 

Fortifications  appropriation  bill  [H.  14171,  hearings  before  subcom- 
mittee] Mar.  10,  1906.     p.  27-69. 

Artillery  Corps  (War  Department): 

Range  table  for  6-inch  R.  F.  gun,  models  of  1900  and  1903  on  rigid 
mount.     1  p.  f° 

Bibliography  Division  (Library  of  Congress): 

List  of  works  relating  to  Government  regulation  of  insurance,  United 
States  and  foreign  countries.     46  p.  large  4°    *Paper,  10c 

6-35008 

Biological   Laboratory,    Woods   Hole  (Fisheries   Bureau,  Commerce 
and  Labor  Department): 
Physiological  effects  upon  fishes  of  changes  in  density  and  salinity 
of  water,     p.  53-108,  il.  large  8° 

Bookkeeping  and  Warrants  Division  (Treasury  Department): 

Comparative  statement  of  receipts  and  expenditures  of  United  States 
[for  month  and  10  months  ending  Apr.  1905  and  1906].  1  p. 
oblong  8°     [Monthly.] 

Statement  of  Treasury,  May  1-31,  1906.  Each  [3]  p.  4°  [Daily  ex- 
cept Sundays  and  holidays.] 

California  Debris  Commission  (Engineer  Department,  War  Depart- 
ment) : 
Estimate  of  appropriation  for  replacement  of  property  of  commission. 
2  p.     (H.  doc.  855.) 

Canal  Zone,  Isthmus  of  Panama  (Isthmian  Canal  Commission,  War 
Department) : 

Bulletin  1,  Laboratory  of  Board  of  Health,  Isthmian  Canal  Commis- 
sion, Apparatus  and  methods  of  testing  disinfectants.     10  p.  pi. 

Report  of  Department  of  Health  of  Isthmian  Canal  Commission,  Mar. 
1906.     54  p.  12°     [Monthly.]  6-13939/3 

Catalogue  Division  (Library  of  Congress): 

Special  rules  on  cataloging,  to  supplement  A.  L.  A.  rules,  advance 
edition,  1-21.     26  p.  large  8°    *  Paper,  5c  6-35007 

Sam  e[concerning   heraldic   visitations  and   transliteration].     4 
cards,  oblong  48° 

Census  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 
Bulletin — 

35,  Census  of  manufactures,  1905,  Missouri  and  Arkansas.     47  p.  4° 
*  Paper,  -10c  4-19052 


186  May,  1906 

Census  Bureau — Continued. 
B  ulletin — Con  ti  n  ued . 

36,  Census    of    manufactures,    1905,    Rhode    Island.     29    p.    4° 
*  Paper,  5c  4-19052 

37,  Census  of  manufactures,  1905,  Colorado,  Idaho,  Nevada,  and 
Utah.     49  p.  4°    *  Paper,  10c  4-19052 

38,  Census  of  manufactures,  1905,  Indiana.     37  p.  4°    *  Paper,  10c 

4-19052 

39,  Census  of  manufactures,  1905,  North  Carolina,  South  Carolina. 
37  p.  4°    *  Paper,  10c  4-19052 

40,  Cotton  production  and  statistics  of  cottonseed  products,  1905. 
72  p.  il.  4°  4-19052 

Special  reports,  supplementary  analysis  and  derivative  tables,  12th 
census,  1900.     1144  p.  il.  maps,  4°    *Cloth,  $2.00  6-35124/10 

Uniform  municipal  accounting,  proceedings  of  2d  conference,  Wash- 
ington, Feb.  13,  14,  1906.     121  p.  6-35124 

Census  Committee  (House): 

Report  amending  H.  J.  R.  139,  for  publication  of  names  of  heads  of 
families  returned  at  1st  census  of  United  States.  1  p.  (H.  rp. 
3640. ) 

Chemistry  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department): 

Bulletin  80,  Adulterated  drugs  and  chemicals.     47  p.     *  Paper,  5c 
Circular — 

14  revised,   Organization    of   bureau  [including  Publications  of 

bureau].     16  p. 
28,  Provisional  methods  for  determination  of  food  preservatives 
as  authorized  by  Association  of  Official  Agricultural  Chemists, 
1905.     13  p.  il.  Agr  6-791 

[Food  inspection  decisions]  39.     1  p. 

Civil  Service  Commission: 

Note.— The  Commission  furnishes  its  publications  gratuitously  to  those  who 
apply  for  them. 

Information  for  applicants  for  stenographer  and  typewriter  examina- 
tion [amended  Apr.  1906].     19  p. 

Instructions  to  applicants  for  3d  civil  service  district,  headquarters, 
Philadelphia,  Pa.     12  p. 

Instructions  to  applicants  for  4th  civil  service  district,  headquarters, 
Washington,  D.  C.     12  p. 

Instructions  to  applicants  for  6th  civil  service  district,  headquarters, 
Cincinnati,  Ohio.     12  p. 

Instructions  to  applicants  for  post-office,  customs,  and  custodian 
services  in  Porto  Rico,  post-office,  customs,  internal  revenue,  and 
custodian  services  in  Hawaii,  and  customs  service  in  Alaska.     13  p. 

Claims  Committee  (Senate): 

Report  amending  by  substitute  S.  1751,  to  revive  and  amend  act  for 
collection  of  abandoned  property  and  acts  amendatory.  10  p. 
(S.  rp.  3290.) 

Coast  and  Geodetic  Survey  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Note.— The  charts,  coast  pilots,  and  tide  tables  of  the  Coast  and  Geodetic 
Survey  are  sold  at  the  office  of  the  Survey,  in  Washington,  and  also  by  one  or 
more  sales  agents  in  each  of  the  important  American  seaports.  The  monthly 
Notice  to  mariners  may  be  had  free  at  these  agencies,  at  all  United  States  cus- 
tom-houses, at  the  branch  hydrographic  offices  of  the  Navy  Department,  at 
United  States  consulates  in  foreign  ports,  and  at  the  office  of  the  Coast  and 
Geodetic  Survey. 


May,  1906  187 

Coast  and  Geodetic  Survey — Continued. 
Charts- 
Chatham  Strait  and  vicinity,  Harbors  in,  Alaska,  surveyed  be- 
tween 1892  and  1897;  chart  8242.     28.5  X  29.9  in.     25c" 
Clarence  Strait,  Harbors  in,  Alaska;  chart  8076.     24.5x20.9  in. 

25c 
Controller  Bay,  Alaska;  preliminary  chart  8513.     Scale  1:100,000. 

28  X  29  in.     25c 
Dixon  Harbor,  Alaska;  chart  8305.     Scale  1:15,000.     29.8X20.7 

in.     25c 
[Florida]  St.  Marys  Entrance  southward  to  lat.  30°  n.;  chart  158. 

Scale  1:80,000.     41.3x32.2  in.     50c 
Long  Island  Sound,  Stratford   Shoal  to   New  York;  chart  116. 

Scale  1 :  80,000.     28.9  X  42.3  in.     50c 
Nantucket  Harbor,  Mass. ;  chart  343.     Scale  1: 10,000.     29.4  X  24.6 

in.     25c 
New  Jersey,  Sandv  Hook  to  Barnegat  Inlet;  chart  121.     Scale 

1:80,000.     38.6X30.4  in.     50c 
Pasig  River,  upper  part,  west  coast  of  Luzon,  from  survey  by 

Office  of  Port  Works,  1904,  and  other  information;  chart  4233. 

Scale  1 :  10,000.     27.2  X  38.2  in.     30c 
Prince  of  Wales  Island,  Harbors  in,  Alaska;  chart  8077.     24.9  X 

23.1  in.     25c 
San  Fernando  Harbor,  west  coast  of  Luzon;  chart  4246.     Scale 

1:15,000.     27.7X25  in.     20c 
Whitewater  Bav  and  Chaik  Bav,  Chatham  Strait,  Alaska,  sur- 
veyed in  1895;  chart  8246.    Scale  1:20,000.    30.9x39.1  in.    50c 
Woewodski  and   Eliza  harbors,   Frederick  Sound,  s.  e.  Alaska, 

Fanshaw  Bay  and  Cleveland  Passage,  Frederick  Sound,  s.  e. 

Alaska;  chart  8216.     Scale  1:20,000.     28.3X29.3  in.  25c 

Notice  to  mariners  337;  Apr.  1906.     16  1.4-17-21  p.  4°     [Monthly.] 
Coinage,  Weights,  and  Measures  Committee  (House): 

Report  favoring  S.  6022,  to  amend  act  to  define  and  fix  standard  of 
value,  to  maintain  parity  of  all  forms  of  money  issued  by  United 
States,  to  refund  public  debt  [etc.].     1  p.      (H.  rp.  4222. 

Commerce  and  Labor  Department: 

Note. — The  Department  of  Commerce  and  Labor  distributes  the  Consular  re- 
ports gratuitously.    For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 

Angel  Island,  Cal.  Estimate  of  [increase  in]  appropriation  for  con- 
struction tif  immigrant  >tatiun  at  Angel  Island,  San  Francisco. 
2  p.     (H.  doc.  786.) 

Corporations  Bureau.  Estimate  of  reappropriation  for  salaries  and 
expenses  of  special  attorneys  and  examiners  [etc.,  in  bureau]. 
2  p.     (H.  doc.  862.) 

Cuba.     Report  on  trade  conditions  in  Cuba.     45  p.     (S.  doc.  439.) 

6-35149/3 

Customs  Service.  Establishment  of  great  coasting  districts.  1  p.  4° 
(Dept.  circular  112.) 

Fog-signals.  Communication  requesting  that  words  "including  sub- 
marine signals  and  buildings  connected  therewith"  be  inserted  in 
[appropriation  for  fog-signals  in]  sundry  civil  bill.  2  p.  (H. 
doc.  797.) 

Lighthouse  tenders.  Estimate  of  appropriation  for  2  light-house 
tenders.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  779.) 


188  May,  1906 

Commerce  and  Labor  Department— Continued. 

Petroleum.  Letter  stating  that  full  copy  of  report  on  transportation 
of  petroleum  is  in  hands  of  public  printer  and  will  be  sent  to  Con- 
gress promptly.     1  p.     (S.  doc.  432.) 

Tariff.  Order  transferring  work  of  collating  and  arranging  tariffs  of 
foreign  countries  from  Bureau  of  Statistics  to  Bureau  of  Manufac- 
tures.    1  p.  4°     (Dept.  circular  113.) 

Commerce  Committee  (Senate): 

Clinch  River.  Report  favoring  S.  5890,  to  authorize  South  and  West- 
ern Railroad  Company  to  construct  bridges  across  Clinch  River 
and  Holston  River  in  Virginia  and  Tennessee.  1  p.  (S.  rp.  3241. ) 
Light-House  Board.  Report  amending  H.  19432,  to  authorize  addi- 
tional aids  to  navigation  in  Light-House  Establishment.  11  p. 
(S.  rp.  3810.) 
Missouri  River — 

Report  amending  S.  5989,  to  authorize  bridge  across  river  in  Broad- 
water and  Gallatin  counties,  Mont.     1  p.      (S.  rp.  3471. ) 
Report  amending  S.   5943,  to  authorize  Minnesota,  Dakota  and 
Pacific  Railwav  Companv   to   construct  bridge  across  river. 
1  p.     (S.  rp.  3305.) 
Report  favoring  S.  6234,  to  authorize  Chicago,  Milwaukee  and  St. 
Paul  Railway  Company  to   construct  bridge  across  river  in 
Lewis  and  Clarke  County,  Mont.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  3898.) 
Ohio  River.     Report  favoring  S.  6146,  to  authorize  Back  River  Bridge 
Company  to  construct  bridge  across  west  or  smaller  division  of 
river  from  Wheeling  Island,  W.  Va.,  to  Ohio  shore.     1  p.     (S.  rp. 
3643.) 
Pend  Oreille  River — 

Report  amending  S.  6038,  authorizing  construction  of  dam  across 
Pend  d' Oreille  River  in  Washington  by  Pend  d' Oreille  Devel- 
opment Company.     1  p.      (S.  rp.  3644. ) 
Report  favoring  S.  6128,  to  authorize  construction  of  bridge  across 
Pend   d' Oreille   River  in   Stevens  County,   Wash.,   by  Pend 
d'Oreille  Development  Company.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  3568.) 
Swiftsure  Bank.     Report  amending  S.  6003,  to  place  steel  light  vessel 
on  bank  off  entrance  to  Juan  de  Fuca  Strait.     3  p.     (S.  rp.  3472.) 
Waturus,  steam  yacht.     Report  amending  S.  6004,  to  provide  Amer- 
ican register  for  steam  yacht.     5  p.     (S.  rp.  3558.) 

Comptroller  of  Currency  (Treasury  Department): 

Abstract  of  reports  of  condition  of  national  banks,  Apr.  6,  1906;  no.  48. 

8  p.  4°     [Issued  5  times  a  year.] 
Bulletin  681-684;  May  7-28,  1906.     4°     [Weekly.] 
Instructions  and  suggestions  relative  to  organization,  etc.,  of  national 

banks.     47  p. 

Comptroller  of  Treasury  (Treasury  Department) : 
Decisions,  v.  12,  pt.  3,  Jan-Mar.  1906.     p.  381-585. 
Method  of  rendering  and  stating  accounts.     3  p.  4°     (Treasury  Dept. 
Dept.  circular  46,  1906. ) 

Conference  Committees  (Congress): 

Dredges.      Conference  report  on   H.  395,  concerning   foreign-built 

dredges.     1  p.      (H.rp.  4108. ) 
Indians.     Conference  report  on  H.  15331,  making  appropriations  for 

Indian  Department,  1907.     21  p.      (H.  rp.  4436. ) 


May,  1906  189 

ongress: 

Note. — See  also  Senate — names  of  Congressional  committees. 
Abridgment  of  public  documents   transmitted   to   Congress,    1905; 
edited   under  direction  of  Joint   Committee  on  Printing.     2  v. 
2204  p.   il.     [Binder's  title  is  Abridgment,  message  and  docu- 
ments, 1905.] 
Congressional  record,  59th  Congress,  1st  session,  v.  40,  nos.  112-137; 
May  1-31,  1906.     p.  6249-7866,  il.  4° 

Note. — The  Congressional  record,  containing  the  proceedings  and  debates 
of  Congress,  is  issued  daily  when  Congress  is  in  session,  and  indexes  thereto 
are  published  semimonthly. 

The  Record  is  sold  by  the  Public  Printer  on  the  following  terms:  Single 
copy,  3  cents,  if  not  more  than  24  pages,  and  1  cent  more  for  each  addi- 
tional $  pages;  per  month.  SI. 50;  per  short  session.  S4.00:  per  long  session, 
38.00.  ( The  current  session,  the  1st  of  the  59th  Congress,  is  a  long  session.) 
Subscriptions  are  pavable  in  advance.  Send  remittances  for  the  daily 
Record  by  money  order  to  Chas.  A.  Stillings.  Public  Printer,  Government 
Printing  Office. 

The  bound  volumes  of  the  Record  are  sold  by  the  Superintendent  of  Docu- 
ments. Prices  will  be  furnished  on  application  for  the  proceedings  and  de- 
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volumes  to  the  Superintendent  of  Documents.  Stamps,  personal  checks,  and 
foreign  money  will  not  be  accepted. 

Same,  index  10,  [to]  nos.  104-116,  Apr.   23-Mav  5,   1906.     72- 

100  p.  4° 
Same,  11,  [tol  nos.  117-128,  May  7-19,  1906.     68-79  p.  4° 
Private  [act]  1542-2378;  approved  Apr.  23-May  21,  1906.     Each  1  p. 
Public  [act]  122-177;  approved  Apr.  24-May  25,  1906— 
Alaska — 

For  Delegate  to  House  of  Representatives  from  Alaska.     No. 

147.     6  p. 
To  allot  homesteads  to  natives  of  Alaska.     No.  171.     1  p. 
To   amend  act   for  construction   of   roads,    establishment   of 
schools,  and  care  of  insane  in  Alaska.     Xo.  162.     2  p. 
Biloxi,  Miss.     Granting  lands  to  Biloxi  for  park  and  cemetery 

purposes.     Xo.  133.     1  p. 
Brady,  Fort.    To  withhold  from  sale  portion  of  Fort  Brady  military 

reservation,  Sault  Ste.  Marie,  Mich.     Xo.  157.     1  p. 
Buffalo,  X.  Y.    Relating  to  transportation  of  dutiable  merchandise 

without  appraisement.     Xo.  143.     1  p. 
California.     Making  additional  appropriations  for  public  service 
on  account  of  earthquake  and  conflagration  on  Pacific  Coast. 
Xo.  145.     1  p. 
Chicago,  Milwaukee  and  St. Paul  Railway.     Granting  to  company 
right  of  way  through  Fort  Keogh  military  reservation.  Mont. 
No.  155.     1  p. 
Choctaw,  Oklahoma  and  Gulf  Railroad.     To  amend  act  granting 
to  Choctaw,  Oklahoma  and  Gulf  Railroad  Company  power  to 
sell  to  Chicago,  Rock  Island  and  Pacific  Railway  Company 
railway  property,  rights  [etc..  as  to  mortgage  bonds  of  selling 
company].     Xo.  131.     1  p. 
Clinch  River — 

To  authorize  South  and  Western  Railroad  Company  to  con- 
struct bridges  across  Clinch  River  and  Holston  River  in  Vir- 
ginia  and  Tennessee.  Xo.  160.  1  p. 
To  authorize  South  and  ^Yestern  Railway  Company  to  con- 
struct bridges  across  Clinch  River  and  Holston  River  in 
Yirginia  and  Tennessee.     Xo.  161.     1  p. 


190  May,  1906 

Congress — Continued. 

Public  [act]  122-177— Continued. 

Coasting-trade.     To  amend  sec.  4348,  Revised  statutes,  establish- 
ing great  coasting  districts  of  United  States.     No.  158.     1  p. 
Coosa  Kiver,  Ala.     To  authorize  dams  and  power  stations  on  river 

at  lock  2.     No.  150.     2  p. 
Cumberland  River — 

To  authorize  bridge  across  river  in  or  near  Clarksville,  Tenn. 
No.  124.     1  p. 

To  authorize  2  bridges  across  river  at  or  near  Nashville,  Tenn. 
No.  125.     2  p. 
District  of  Columbia — 

To  amend  act  to  establish  code  of  law  for  District,  regulating 
proceedings  for  condemnation  of  land  for  streets.  No.  135. 
4  p. 

To  create  board  for  condemnation  of  insanitary  buildings  in 
District.     No.  138.     6  p. 

To  incorporate  American  Cross  of  Honor  within  District.  No. 
139.     1  p. 

To  incorporate  Edes  Home.     No.  140.     2  p. 

To  regulate  practice  of  pharmacy  and  sale  of  poisons  in  Dis- 
trict.    No.  148.     9  p. 
Edison  Electric  Company.     Granting  company  permit  to  occupy 

lands  for  electric-power  plants  in  San  Bernardino,  Sierra,  and 

San  Gabriel  forest  reserves,  Cal.     No.  141.     5  p. 
Hot  Springs,  Ark.     To  change  line  of  reservation  at  Hot  Springs 

and  of  Reserve  avenue.     No.  174.     1  p. 
Indian  Territorv.    For  final  disposition  of  affairs  of  Five  Civilized 

Tribes  in  Territory     No.  129.     13  p. 
Indians.     To  amend  act  for  allotment  of  lands  in  severalty  to 

Indians  and  to  extend  protection  of  laws  of  United  States  and 

Territories  over  Indians.     No.  149.     2  p. 
Johnson  Countv,  Wyo.     To  sell  certain  land   to  county.      No. 

152.     1  p. 
Land.     Authorizing  condemnation  of  lands  or  easements  needed 

in  connection  with  works  of  river  and  harbor  improvement 

at  expense  of  persons,  companies,  or  corporations.     No.  169. 

IP- 
Louisiana.     To  have  survey  made  of  unsurveyed  public  lands  in 

Louisiana.     No.  176.     1  p. 
Michigan.    For  settlement  of  claim  of  United  States  against  Michi- 
gan for  moneys  held  by  said  State  as  trustee  for  United  States 

in  connection  with  St.  Marys  Falls  Ship  Canal.    No.  154.     1  p. 
Minneapolis,  Minn.     To  convey  to  Minneapolis  certain  lands  in 

exchange  for  other  lands  to  be  used  for  flowage  put  poses.    No. 

1.56.     3  p. 

Minnesota — 

Restoring  to  public  domain  certain  lands  in  Minnesota.  No. 
166.     1  p. 

To  grant  land  to  Minnesota  as  site  for  sanitarium  for  treatment 
of  consumptives.     No.  165.     1  p. 
Minor  coins.     For  purchase  of  metal  and  coinage  of  minor  coins 
and  distribution  and  redemption  of  said  coins.     No.  122.    1  p. 


May,  1906  191 

Congress — Continued. 

Public  [act]  122-177— Continued. 
Missouri  River — 

To  authorize  bridge  across  river.     No.  168.     1  p. 
To  authorize  Minnesota,  Dakota  and  Pacific  Railway  Company 
to  construct  bridge  across  river.     No.  163.     1  p.* 
Montana.     That  Montana  be  permitted  to  relinquish  to  United 
States  certain  lands  heretofore  selected  and  select  other  lands 
from  public  domain  in  lieu  thereof.     No.  134.     2  p. 
Motor-boats.     To  amend  sec.  4426,  Revised  statutes,  regulation  of 
motor  boats.     No.  164.     2  p. 

Navigation.  For  removal  of  derelicts  and  other  floating  dancers 
to  navigation.     No.  159.     1  p. 

North  Dakota.  Creating  additional  land  office  in  North  Dakota 
No.  130.     1  p. 

Northern  Pacific  Railroad.  For  relief  of  certain  settlers  within 
limits  of  Northern  Pacific  Railway  land  grant.     No.  172.    1  p. 

Oswego,  N.  Y.  To  extend  privileges  of  act  approved  June  10 
1880  [governing  immediate  transportation  of  merchandise 
without  appraisement]  to  Oswego.     No.  175.     1  p. 

Pend  Oreille  River.  To  authorize  construction  of  bridge  across 
Pend  d'Oreille  River  in  Stevens  Countv,  Wash.,  by  Pend 
d'Oreille  Development  Company.     No.  177.     1  p. 

Pensions.  Making  appropriations  for  pensions,  1907.  No  123 
2  p. 

Philippine  Islands.  To  regulate  shipping  between  ports  of  United 
States  and  ports  in  Philippine  Archipelago  [and]  between  ports 
in  Philippine  Archipelago.     No.  136.     2  p. 

Port  Angeles,  Wash.  For  reappraisement  of  certain  suburban  lots 
in  Port  Angeles.     No.  142.     1  p. 

Post-offices.  To  dispose  of  useless  papers  in  post-offices.  No.  153. 
1  p. 

Prisons.  To  amend  act  to  regulate  commutation  for  good  conduct 
for  United  States  prisoners  [so  as  to  extend  commutation  to 
prisoners  sentenced  prior  to  passage  of  act].     No.  132.     1  p. 

Roanoke  River.  To  authorize  Northampton  and  Halifax  Bridge 
Company  to  construct  bridge  across  river  at  or  near  Weldon, 
N.  C.     No.  170.     1  p. 

Rock  River.  Permitting  dams  across  1  (ranches  of  river  adjacent 
to  Yandruffs  Island  and  Carrs  Island  and  across  cut-off  between 
said  islands  in  Rock  Island  County,  111.     No.  137.     2  p. 

Sacramento  River,  Cal.  For  diversion  of  water  from  river  for  irri- 
gation purposes.     No.  151.     2  p. 

St.  Marys  River.  To  amend  act  relating  to  anchorage  and  move- 
ments of  vessels  in  river.     No.  127.     1  p. 

Shipping.  To  amend  sec.  4502,  Revised  statutes,  relating  to  bonds 
and  oaths  of  shipping  commissioners.     No.  128.     1  p. 

Spokane,  Wash.  Extending  to  Spokane  privileges  of  act  approved 
June  10,  1880,  governing  immediate  transportation  of  mer- 
chandise without  appraisement.     No.  144.     1  p. 

Trade-marks.  To  amend  laws  relating  to  registration  of  trade- 
marks.    No.  146.     2  p. 

Utah  University.  Granting  additional  lands  from  Fort  Douglas 
military  reservation  to  University  of  Utah.     No.  167.     1  p. 


192  May,  1906 

Congress — Continued. 

Public  [act]  122-177— Continued. 

Vessels.     To  simplify  issue  of  enrollments  and  licenses  of  vessels 

of  United  States.     No.  126.     1  p. 
Zebulon  Montgomery  Pike  Monument  Association.     To  provide 

souvenir  medallions  for  association.  No.  173.  1  p. 
Public  hearings  in  Philippine  Islands  upon  proposed  reduction  of 
tariff  upon  Philippine  sugar  and  tobacco,  extension  of  coastwise 
navigation  laws  to  Philippines,  and  economic  conditions  in  islands, 
held  Aug.  [7-16],  1905,  before  Secretary  of  War  and  Congressional 
party.     186  p.    "  6-35166 

Public  [joint]    resolution   20-23;    approved  Apr.  26-May  16,  1906. 

Each  1  p. 
Lake  County,  Ind.     Authorizing  construction  of  wharves,  piers, 

and  other  structures  in  Lake  Michigan  adjoining  certain  lands 

in  county.     No.  23. 
National  Home  for  Disabled  Volunteer  Soldiers.    For  appointment 

of  members  of  board  of  managers  of  home.     No.  21. 
Porter,  Horace.     Extending  thanks  of  Congress  to  Porter  [for 

services  in  connection  with  recovery  of  body  of  John  Paul 

Jones].     No.  22. 
Site  and  Relic  Society,  German  town,  Pa.     To  present  bell  of  late 

U.  S.  sloop  of  war  Germantown  to  society.     No.  20. 

Copyright  Office  (Library  of  Congress): 

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rights and  published  by  the  Treasury  Department.  It  is  not  sold  by  the  Treas- 
ury Department,  the  Librarian  of  Congress,  nor  the  Register  of  "Copyrights, 
but  must  be  subscribed  for  at  the  office  of  the  collector  of  customs  for  "the  dis- 
trict iu  which  the  person  desiring  it  lives.  The  price  is  $f>.00  per  year  of  62 
numbers.  The  bulletins  of  the  office  are  sent  free  on  application  to  the  Reg- 
ister of  Copyrights. 

Bulletin  1,  Copyright  law  of  United  States  in  force  Mar.  3,  1905.  3d 
[edition  of]  6th  edition.     30  p.     *  Paper,  5c  3-33044/3 

Catalogue  of  title  entries  of  books  and  other  articles  entered  under 
copyright  law;  whole  nos.  774-778;  Mav  3-31,  1906.  p.  361-783. 
[Weekly.]     Paper,  $5.00  a  yr. 

Corporations  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Report  on  transportation  of  petroleum.  512  p.  il.  pi.  maps,  facsim. 
*Paper,  80c  6-35139/5 

Court  of  Claims: 

Anderson,  Robert.     Findings  in  case  of  Robert  G.  Griffin,  Catherine 

H.  Harris,  and  Isaac  P.  Cromwell,  administrator  of  Hannah  T. 

Cromwell,  heirs  of  Anderson.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  420.) 
Cherokee  County,  Ala.     Findings  in  case  of  trustees  of  [Oakbowery] 

Methodist  Episcopal  Church  South  [Cherokee  County].    2  p.     (S. 

doc.  443. ) 
Cherokee  Indians.      Judgments   [judgment]  rendered   [in  cases  of 

Cherokee  Nation,  Eastern  Cherokees,  and  Eastern  and  Emigrant 

Cherokees,   with   mandate  of  Supreme  Court].     6  p.     (H.  doc. 

813.) 
Culpeper,  Va.     Findings  in  case  of  trustees  of  Methodist  Episcopal 

Church  South,  Culpeper.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  460. ) 
Dickson,  Robert  A.     Findings.     2  p.     ( H.  doc.  848. ) 
Emerson,  Loring  G.     Findings.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  451.) 


May,  1906  193 

£ourt  of  Claims — Continued. 

Fair  Columbian,  brig.  Conclusions  of  law  and  fact  in  French  spolia- 
tion cases  relating  to  brig,  Joseph  Myrick,  master.  3  p.  (H.  doc. 
820. ) 

Fredericksburg,  Va.  Findings  in  case  of  trustees  of  Presbyterian 
Church,  Fredericksburg.     2  p.      (S.  doc.  459.) 

Green,  Robert  H.  Findings  in  case  of  A.  G.  McDonald,  administra- 
tor of  Green.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  846.) 

Hilderbrand,  David  H.     Findings.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  841.) 

Irwin,  William  B.  Findings  in  case  of  T.  B.  Norman,  administrator 
of  Irwin.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  806.) 

John,  brig.  Conclusions  of  law  and  fact  in  French  spoliation  cases 
relating  to  brig,  James  Scott,  master.     4  p.     ( H.  doc.  807. ) 

Jones,  Abram.     Findings.     2  p.      (H.doc.  845. ) 

Jones,  Nathaniel  W.     Findings.     2  p.      (S.  doc.  431.) 

Kent,  Alfred  W.     Findings.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  455. ) 

Kerlegan,  Florville.     Findings.     2  p.      (S.  doc.  452. ) 

Kirk,  Benjamin.  Findings  in  case  of  H.  N.  Vaughn,  executor  of 
Kirk.     2  p.     (H.doc.  819.) 

Lamb,  Ira  31.  and  Caroline.  Findings  in  case  of  Richard  D.  Lamb, 
for  himself  and  as  administrator  of  Ira  M.  Lamb,  heirs  of  Ira  M. 
Lamb  and  wife.     3  p.     (H.  doc.  844. ) 

Madison,  ship.  Conclusions  of  fact  and  law  in  French  spoliation 
cases  relating  to  ship,  Samuel  Hancock,  master.  2  p.  (H.doc. 
808.) 

Morsell,  Richard  T.     Findings.     1  p.     (H.doc.  818.) 

Polly,  brig.     Conclusions  of  law  and  fact  in  French  spoliation  cases 

relating  to  brig,  Joseph  Clements,  master.     3  p.     (H.doc.  809.) 
Rebecca,  brig.     Findings  in  case  of  brig,  John  B.  Thurston,  master. 

3  p.     (S.  doc.  438.) 
Ste.  Genevieve  Countv,  Mo.     Findings  in  case  of  countv  court.    2  p. 

(S.  doc.  441.) 
Thomason,  James  M.     Findings.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  849.) 
Tipton,  Wiley  W.     Findings.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  801.) 
Ver  Meulen,    Edmund   C.     Findings    in    case  of    Phoebe  N.    Ver 

Meulen,  widow  of  Edmund  C.  Ver  Meulen.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  419.) 
Winchester,  Va. — 

Findings  in  case  of  trustees  of  John  Mann  Methodist  Episcopal 
Church,  colored,  Winchester.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  442.) 

Findings  in  case  of  trustees  of  Market  Street  Methodist  Episcopal 
Church,  Winchester.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  424.) 

Courts  of  United  States: 

Opinion  of  Justice  Sanborn,  United  States  circuit  court  for  western 
district  of  Wisconsin,  in  case  of  Globe  Elevator  Company  against 
Homer  Andrew  and  others,  rendered  on  motion  for  temporary 
injunction  [relative  to  inspection  and  grading  of  grain  under 
laws  of  Wisconsin].     13  p.     (S.  doc.  458.) 

district  of  Columbia: 

Commissioners.  Report,  1905.  v.  5  [2  pts.],  257  +  263  p.  (H.doc. 
8. )  [This  is  the  report  of  the  Department  of  Insurance,  calendar 
year  1904.] 

Supreme  Court.  Estimate  of  appropriation  for  file  cases,  etc.  4  p. 
(H.  doc.  822.) 


194  May,  1906 

District  of  Columbia  Committee  (House): 

Appropriations.  District  of  Columbia  appropriation  bill,  1907,  com- 
parative statement,     lip. 

Baltimore  and  Ohio  Railroad.  Report  submitting  H.  19682,  to  per- 
mit extension  and  construction  of  railroad  sidings  in  District,  as 
substitute  for  H.  19077.     3  p.     (H.  rp.  4429.) 

Birds.  Report  amending  H.  13193,  to  prohibit  killing  of  wild  birds 
and  other  wild  animals  in  District.     6  p.     (H.  rp.  4207.) 

Employment  agencies.  Report  submitting  H.  19642,  to  regulate 
keeping  of  employment  agencies  in  District  where  fees  are  charged 
for  procuring  employment  or  situations,  as  substitute  for  H.  17511. 
6  p.     (H.  rp.  4402.)" 

Fire  Department.  Report  amending  H.  4464,  to  classify  officers  and 
members  of  Fire  Department  of  District.     9  p.     (H.  rp.  4107.) 

6-35145 

Interest.  Report  amending  H.  14S06,  to  amend  code  of  law  for  Dis- 
trict relating  to  interest  and  usury  [so  as  to  increase  rate  of  inter- 
est on  express  contracts] .     2  p.     (H.  rp.  4256. ) 

Markets.  Report  favoring  H.  16483,  requiring  places  of  business 
[for  sale  of  groceries,  meats,  vegetables,  or  other  provisions]  in 
District  to  be  closed  on  Sunday.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  4421. ) 

Masonic  Mutual  Relief  Association.  Report  favoring  S.  5561,  to 
amend  act  to  amend  act  to  incorporate  association  [so  as  to  increase 
limit  of  amount  of  certificate  of  membership] .    2  p.     ( H.  rp.  4425. ) 

Notaries  public.  Report  amending  H.  17133,  to  amend  code  of  law 
for  District  [so  as  to  allow  notaries  public  to  practice  before  Execu- 
tive Departments].     5  p.     (H.  rp.  3924.) 

Philadelphia,  Baltimore  and  Washington  Railroad.  Report  amend- 
ing H.  17452,  for  payment  of  damages  on  account  of  changes  in 
grade  due  to  elimination  of  grade  crossings  on  line  of  company. 
3  p.     (H.  rp.  4422.) 

Street  railways.  Report  amending  H.  18716,  to  extend  authority  of 
commissioners  of  District  over  street  railway  companies  operating 
in  streets  of  Washington  [so  as  to  require  companies  to  sprinkle 
that  portion  of  streets  occupied  by  their  tracks].    2  p.   (H.  rp.  4441.) 

Streets — 

Report  favoring  S.  4268,  changing  name  of  Douglas  street  to  Clifton 

"street.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  4342.)  ' 
Report  favoring  H.  18666,  for  reassessment  of  benefits  in  matter 
of  extension  and  widening  of  Sherman  avenue,  D.  C.      2  p. 
(H.  rp.  4105.) 

Union  station.  Report  amending  H.  14511,  amendatory  of  act  for 
payment  of  damages  on  account  of  changes  of  grade  due  to  con- 
struction of  union  station,  D.  C.     3  p.      (H.  rp.  4420.) 

Washington  and  Western  Maryland  Railroad.  Report  amending 
H.  12086,  to  amend  act  to  incorporate  company.  2  p.  (H.  rp. 
4419.) 

Water-supply.  Report  amending  H.  9748,  for  further  purification  of 
water  supply  of  District.     8  p.     ( H.  rp.  3930. ) 

District  of  Columbia  Committee  (Senate): 

Children — 

Report  adverse  to  S.  50,  similar  to  H.  17838,  to  regulate  employ- 
ment of  child  labor  in  District.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  3704.) 

Report  adverse  to  S.  1242,  similar  to  H.  17838,  to  regulate  employ- 
ment of  child  labor  in  District.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  3705.) 

Report  adverse  to  S.  691,  similar  to  H.  17838,  to  regulate  employ- 
ment of  child  labor  in  District.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  3706.) 


May,  1906  195 

District  of  Columbia  Committee  (Senate) — Continued. 

Commodities.  Report  amending  H.  4468,  to  amend  act  for  sealer 
and  assistant  sealer  of  weights  and  measures  in  District  [so  that 
commodities  shall  not  be  sold  for  less  than  standard  measure]. 
2  p.  (S.  rp.  3628.) 
East  Washington  Heights  Railroad.  Hearing  before  subcommittee 
[May  2, 1906],  on  S.  4254,  to  incorporate  East  Washington  Heights 
Railroad  Company,  and  S.  4944,  to  authorize  Washington  and 
Marlboro  Electric  Railway  Company  to  extend  its  line  into 
District.     50  p.  6-35146/2 

Government.     Report  adverse  to  S.  4031,  to  amend  and  reenact  act 
to  provide  permanent  form   of  government  for  District.     2  p. 
(S.  rp.  3631.) 
House   of  Detention.      Report  favoring  amendment  to   H.  18198, 
making  appropriations   for  District,  1907,  to  increase  salary  of 
superintendent  of  house.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  3635.) 
Justices  of  the  peace.      Report  favoring  amendment  to  H.  18198, 
making  appropriations  for  District,  1907,  to  increase  salaries  of 
justices  of  the  peace.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  3636.) 
Parks.     Report  adverse  to  S.  5075,  for  acquiring  by  condemnation 
and   dedicating  as  public   parking  triangles  on   16th   street   in 
Washington.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  3799.) 
Street  railways — 

Report  amending   S.  43,  authorizing   changes   in   certain  street 

railway  tracks  within  District.     11  p.     (S.  rp.  3792.) 
[Street  railways,  questions  b}T  subcommittee  and  answers  by  rail- 
way officers.]     33  p. 
Streets — 

Report  adverse  to  S.  2136,  for  extension  of  17th  street  northwest 

from  Florida  avenue  to  Columbia  road.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  3629. ) 
Report  adverse  to  S.  2477,  for  opening  of  street  in  Mount  Pleas- 
ant, D.  C.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  3633.) 
Report  adverse  to  S.  1845,  to  authorize  paving  of  23d  street  north- 
west between  S  and  U  streets.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  3630. ) 
Report  amending  amendment  to  H.  18198,  making  appropriations 
for  District,  1907,  for  grading  Albemarle  street  east  of  Connec- 
ticut avenue.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  3638. ) 
Report  amending  amendment  to  H.  18198,  making  appropriations 
for  District.  1907,  for  payment  of  costs  and  expenses  in  pro- 
ceedings for  condemnation  of  land  for  extension  of  Massachu- 
setts avenue,  etc.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  3794.) 
Report  favoring  amendment  to  H.  18198,  making  appropriations 
for  District,  1907,  for  continuing  grading  of  Pennsylvania  ave- 
nue east  from  Branch  avenue  to  District  line.     1  p.     (S.  rp. 
3637.) 
Report  favoring  amendment  to  H.  18198,  making  appropriations 
for  District,  1907,  for  paving  part  of  South  Carolina  avenue. 
1  p.      (S.  rp.  3789. ) 
Temporary  Home  for  ex-Union  Soldiers  and  Sailors.     Report  adverse 
to  S.  44,  to  provide  [new  building]  for  home  in  District.     1  p. 
(S.  rp.  3703.) 
Water-meters.     Report  favoring  amendment  to  H.  18198,   making 
appropriations  for  District,  1907,  for  installation  of  water-meters 
in  private  residences.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  3790.) 

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196  May,  1906 

District  of  Columbia  Committee  (Senate) — Continued. 

Weights  and  measures.  Report  adverse  to  S.  1245,  to  amend  act  for 
sealer  and  assistant  sealer  of  weights  and  measures  in  District. 
1  p.      (S.  rp.  3632. ) 

Documents  Office  (Government  Printing  Office) : 

Catalogue  of  United  States  public  documents,  no.  136;  Apr.  1906. 

p.  135-177.     [Monthly.]      *  Paper,  $1.10  a  yr. 
Rules  governing  sale  of  public  documents.     1  p.  oblong  48° 
Education  and  Labor  Committee  (Senate): 
District  of  Columbia — 

Report  amending  H.  17838,  to  regulate  employment  of  child  labor 
in  District,  so  as  to  substitute  amended  text  of  S.  5665.  2  p. 
(S.  rp.  3302.) 
Report  of  hearing  before  committee  [Apr.  30,  1906],  relative  to 
H.  17838  [and  S.  5665],  to  regulate  employment  of  child  labor 
in  District,     29  p.      (S.  doc.  — .) 

Education  Bureau  (Interior  Department): 

Note. — Such  publications  of  this  Bureau  as  are  in  print  may  be  had  gratui- 
tously by  addressing  the  Commissioner  of  Education. 

Estimate  of  appropriation  for  education  in  Alaska.     6  p.     (H.  doc. 

789.) 
Report  of  commissioner,  1904.     v.  2,  p.  1177-2480.     (Interior  Dept., 

Reports,  1904;  H.  doc.  5.) 

Election  of   President,   Vice-President,   and   Representatives  in 
Congress  Committee  (House): 
Suffrage — 

Report  amending  H.  224,  in  relation  to  elective  franchise.     7  p. 

(H.  rp.  3927  [pt.  1].) 
Views  of  minority  adverse  to  H.  224,  in  relation  to  elective  fran- 
chise.    5  p.     (H.  rp.  3927,  pt.  2.) 

Elections  Committee,  No.  1  (House): 

In  matter  of  protest  against  right  of  Anthony  Michalek  to  seat  in 
House  of  Representatives.     29  p. 

Engineer  Department  (War  Department): 

Note. — For  divisions  under  this  bureau,  see  names  of  divisions. 
Calcasieu  Lake,  La.     Report  of  examination,  with  estimate  of  cost  of 

improvement,  of  Calcasieu  Lake  and  River.     14  p.     (H.  doc.  724.) 
Chicago  River,  111.     Reports  of  examination  and  survey  of  west  fork 

of  south  branch  of  river.     15  p.     (H.  doc.  700.)  6-35174/2 

Circular  18-21  [1906];  May  2-24,  1906.     Each  1  p.  12° 
Cohansey  Creek,  N.  J.     Report  of  examination  and  survey  of  Cohan- 

sey  River.     12  p.  maps.     (H.  doc.  645.) 
Cypress  Bayou.     Report  of  survey  of  bayou  and  channels  connecting 

Shreveport,  La.,  with  Jefferson,  Tex.     9  p.     (H.  doc.  785.) 
General  orders  7  [1906] ;  May  7,  1906.     lp.  12° 
Illinois  River.     Report  upon  survey  for  waterway  14  feet  deep  from 

Lockport,  111.,  by  way  of   Des  Plaines  and  Illinois  rivers  and 

Mississippi  River,  to  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  and  for  waterway  of  7  and  8 

feet  depth,  respectively,  from  head  of  navigation  of  Illinois  River 
'    at  Lasalle,  111.,  through  said  river  to  Ottawa,  111.;  by  Mississippi 

River  Commission   and  board   of  engineers.     544  p.   pi.   maps. 

(H.  doc.  263.)  6-35116/9 


May,  1906  197 

Engineer  Department — Continued. 

Indiana  Harbor,  Ind.  Report  of  examination  of  harbor.  11  p. 
(H.  doc.  721.) 

.Maurice  River,  N.  J.  Report  of  examination,  with  estimate  of  cost 
of  improvement,  of  river.     10  p.  map.      (H.  doc.  6'i4.  ) 

Military  engineering.  Report  on  engineer  equipment  required  for 
expeditions  of  25,000,  50,000,  150,000,  and  250,000  men.     93  p. 

Mobile,  Ala.     Report  of  survey  of  harbor.     5  p.  map.     (H.  doc.  647. ) 

Oklawaha  River,  Fla.  Reports  of  examination  and  survey  of  river. 
11  p.     (H.  doc.  782.) 

Port  Bolivar,  Tex.  Report  of  examination  of  Port  Bolivar.  7  p. 
(H.  doc.  719.  ) 

Regulations.  Engineer  regulations  and  digest  of  orders,  circulars, 
regulations,  etc.,  relating  to  work  of  department,  in  force  Mar.  22, 
1906.     293  p.  12°    *  Cloth,  50c  6-35159 

St.  Louis,  Mo.  Reports  of  examination  and  survey  of  harbor  and 
approaches.     20  p.      (H.  doc.  772.  ) 

San  Francisco,  Cal.  Estimate  of  appropriation  for  repair  and  pres- 
ervation of  fortifications  in  harbor.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  851.) 

Special  orders  13  [1906];  May  11.  1906.     1  p.  12,J 

Two  Rivers,  Wis.  Report  of  survey  of  harbor,  lip.  map.-  (H.doc. 
730.  ) 

Wetipquin  Creek,  Md.  Report  of  examination  and  survey  of  Tyas- 
kin  [or  Wetipquin]  Creek.     6  p.  map.     (H.  doc.  682.) 

Entomology  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department): 

Circular  72,  Key  to  known  larvae  of  mosquitoes  of  United  States. 
6  p.  il.  Agr  6-616 

Equipment  Bureau  (Navy  Department): 

Note. — For  divisions  under  this  bureau,  see  names  of  divisions. 
<  'atalogue  of  ship's  and  crew's  libraries  of  U.  S.  S.  Atlanta.     38  p.  12° 
Catalogue  of  ship's  and  crew's  libraries  of   U.  S.  S.  Connecticut.     53 
p.  12° 

Catalogue  of  ship's  and  crew's  libraries  of  U.  S.  S.  Louisiana.  53  p. 
12° 

Catalogue  of  ship's  and  crew's  libraries  of  C.  S.  S.  Minnesota.  53 
p.  12° 

Catalogue  of  ship's  and  crew's  libraries  of  C.  S.  S.  Tennessee.  53 
p.  12° 

Catalogue  of  ship's  and  crew's  libraries  of  U.  S.  S.  Washington.  53 
p.  12" 

Coal.  Reports  of  efficiency  of  various  coals,  1896-98,  [sections  relat- 
ing to  coal,  from  annual  reports  of  chief  of  bureau],  1902-03,  and 
recent  chemical  analvses  of  coal  at  navy-yard,  Washington,  D.  C. 
121  p.  maps,  4°     (S.  doc.  313.) 

Electric  motors.  Specifications  for  electric  motors,  direct  current, 
tor  driving  machine  tools  for  bureau.     18  p.  12° 

Experiment  Stations  Office  (Agriculture  Department): 

Note. — For  divisions  under  this  bureau,  see  names  of  divisions. 
Bulletin— 

28,  Chemical  composition  of  American  food  materials;  corrected 
Apr.  14,  1906.     87  p.  il.     *  Paper,  5c 

164,    Proceedings  of   19th  annual   convention  of  Association  of 

American   Agricultural    Colleges'  and    Experiment   Stations, 

Washington,  D.  C,  Nov.  14-16,  1905.     189  p.  il.     *  Paper,  10c 

Agr  6-591  (analytical,  Agr  6-797-823) 


198  May,  1906 

Experiment  Stations  Office — Continued. 
Bulletin — Continued. 

166,  Course  in  cheese  making  for  movable  schools  of  agriculture. 
63  p.     *  Paper,  10c  Agr  6-792 

Circular  65,  Irrigation  from  Snake  River,  Idaho.     16  p.  il. 

Agr  6-793 

Experiment  station  work,  v.  2,  no.  14.     p.  365-392,  il.     [Same  as 

Farmer's  bulletin  251.]  Agr  6-305/3 

List  of  publications  of  office  on  irrigation  and  drainage;  corrected  to 

May  1,  1906.     10  p. 
Publications  of  office,  1900  and  1901,  and  station  publications  received 
by  office  during  1900  and  1901.     26  1. 

Finance  Committee  (Senate): 

Alcohol.  Free  alcohol  in  arts  and  industries  [hearing  before  com- 
mittee, May  5-12,  1906,  on  H.  17453].  105  p.  [1st  edition,  47 
pages,  incomplete.]  6-35117/3 

Gold.  Report  amending  S.  6022,  to  amend  act  to  define  and  fix 
standard  of  value,  to  maintain  parity  of  all  forms  of  money  issued 
by  United  States,  to  refund  public  debt  [etc.].  2  p.  (S.  rp. 
3310.) 

San  Francisco,  Cal.  Report  adverse  to  S.  C.  R.  24,  for  joint  com- 
mittee to  consider  plans  for  national  financial  aid  in  rebuilding  of 
San  Francisco.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  3435. ) 

Fisheries  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Note. — The  Bureau  supplies  gratuitously  those  of  its  publications  which  are 
in  print.    For  divisions  under  this  bureau,  see  names  of  divisions. 

Golden  trout  of  southern  high  Sierras,     p.  1-51,  pi.  map,  large  8° 
Opisthobranchiate  mollusca  from  Monterey  Bay,  Cal.,  and  vicinity. 

p.  109-151,  pi.  large  8° 
Report  of  commissioner,  1905.     46  p.     *Paper,  10c 

Same.     (H.  doc.  717.) 
Statistical  bulletin  179,  Statement  of  quantities  and  values  of  certain 

fishery  products  landed   at  Boston  and   Gloucester,  Mass.,  by 

American  fishing  vessels,  Apr.  1906.     1  p.  oblong  8° 

Fisheries  Committee  (Senate): 

Report  favoring  S.  5986,  for  fish-cultural  station  in  Florida.  1  p. 
(S.  rp.  3460.) 

Foreign  Affairs  Committee  (House): 

Adams,  Lizzie  B.,  schooner.  Report  amending  by  substitute  H.  R. 
420,  calling  for  information  relative  to  reported  arrest  of  crew  by 
authorities  of  Mexico.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  4099.) 

China.  Report  amending  H.  17345,  creating  United  States  district 
court  for  China  and  prescribing  jurisdiction  thereof.  3  p.  (H.  rp. 
4432. ) 

Consulates.  [Letter  from  Secretary  of  State  relative  to  appropria- 
tions for  contingent  expenses  of  consulates.]     29  p.  6-35110 

Diplomatic  service.  Report  submitting  H.  19264,  making  appropri- 
ations for  diplomatic  and  consular  service,  1907.  2  p.  (H.  rp. 
4204. ) 

Foreign  Mail  Service  (Post-Office  Department): 

Schedule  of  steamers  appointed  to  convey  mails  to  foreign  countries 
during  June,  1906.     1  p.  narrow  f°     [Monthly.] 


May,  1906  199 

Forest  Reservations  and  Protection  of  Game  Committee  (Senate) : 
Report  favoring  H.  J.  R.  118,  accepting  recession  by  California  of 
Yosemite  Valley  grant  and  Mariposa  Big  Tree  Grove  and  includ- 
ing same  within  park.     4  p.     (S.  rp.  3623.) 

Forest  Service  (Agriculture  Department): 

Press  bulletin  124-134;  Apr.   27-May  28,  1906.     Each  1  p.  various 
sizes. 

Geographic  Names  Board: 

Decisions  [Dec.  6,  1905-May  2,  1906].     5  p. 

Geographic  names  [decisions],  Apr.  4,  1906.     1  p.  narrow  large  8° 

Geological  Survey  (Interior  Department): 

Note. — The  publications  of  the  United  States  Geological  Survey  consist  of 
annual  reports  (restricted  to  one  volume  each,  beginning  with  report  for  1902), 
bulletins,  Mineral  resources,  Professional  papers,  and  Water-supply  and  irri- 
gation papers,  which  are  intended  for  free  distribution;  and  maps,  Mono- 
graphs, and  folios  of  the  Geologic  atlas  and  the  Topographic  atlas  of  the 
United  States,  which  are  sold  at  prices  ranging  from  6c  to  811.00  each.  A 
wholesale  rate  has  been  established  for  topographic  and  geologic  folios,  when- 
ever the  sum  transmitted  solely  for  folios  at  the  wholesale  price  amounts  to  at 
least  §5.10;  that  is,  a  discount  of  40  per  cent  will  be  given  whenever  34  or  more 
folios  that  sell  singly  for  25c,  or  their  equivalent  in  higher  priced  folios, 
are  ordered  at  one  time.  Address  the  Director  of  the  Geological  Survey, 
Washington. 

4th  annual  report  of  Reclamation  Service,  [season  of]  1904-5.     374 
p.  pi.  maps.     (H.  doc.  86.) 

Bulletin  276,  Results  of  primarv  triangulation  and  primarv  traverse, 
1905.     263  p.  map.     (H.  doc.  824.)  4-1312 

Geologic  atlas  of  United  States — 

133,  Ebensburg  folio,  Pa.     9  p.  il.  maps,  large  4°    *  Paper,  25c 

135,  Nepesta  folio,  Colo.     5  p.  il.  maps,  large  4°    *  Paper,  25c 

Maps.     Salton  Sink,  Cal.,  Reconnaissance  map  of.     Scale  1:500,000, 

contour  interval  50  ft.     1906.     20.1X14.1  in. 
Professional  paper — 

45,  Geography  and  geology  of  Alaska,  with  section  on  Climate, 
and  topographic  map  and  description  thereof.     327  p.  il.  pi. 
maps,  tab.  4°    *  Paper,  81.00 
Same.     (H.  doc.  201.)  GS  6-763/4 

47,  Tertiary  and  quarternary  pectens  of  California.     264  p.  il.  pi. 
map,  4°    *  Paper,  60c 
Same.     (  H.  doc.  489. )  GS  6-762/5 

49,  Geology  and  mineral  resources  of  part  of  Cumberland  Gap 
coal  field,  Ky.     239  p.  il.  pi.  maps,  4°    *  Paper,  75c 
Same.      (H.  doc.  491. )  GS  6-764/4 

Topographic  sheets — 

Note. — The  Geological  Survey  is  making  a  topographic  map  of  the  United 
States.  The  sheets  of  which  it  is  composed  are  projected  without  reference 
to  political  divisions,  and  are  designated  by  some  prominent  town  or  natural 
feature  found  on  them.  Three  scales  are  used,  1: 62,500, 1: 125,000,  and  1: 250,000. 
These  correspond,  approximately,  to  1  mile,  2  miles,  and  4  miles  to  1  linear 
inch  on  the  map.  The  size,  unless  otherwise  given,  is  about  17.5  inches  in 
height  by  11.5  to  16  inches  in  width,  exclusive  of  the  margin,  the  width  vary- 
ing with  the  latitude.  A  description  of  the  topographic  map  is  printed  on  the 
reverse  of  each  sheet  catalogued  below. 

About  three-tenths  of  the  area  of  the  country,  excluding  Alaska,  has  been 
mapped,  nearly  every  State  being  represented.  Massachusetts,  Connecticut, 
Rhode  Island,  New  Jersey,  and  the  District  of  Columbia  are  completely 
mapped.  Sheets  of  the  regular  size  are  sold  by  the  Survey  at  5c  each;  but  in 
lots  of  100  or  more  copies,  whether  of  the  same  sheet  or  of  different  sheets,  the 
price  is  3c  each.  In  no  case  can  orders  be  filled  at  the  wholesale  rate  unless 
the  sum  remitted  solely  for  topographic  maps  amounts  to  at  least  83.00. 


200  May,  1906 

Geological  Survey — Continued. 
Topographic  sheets' — Continued. 

Alabama,  Dadeville  quadrangle,  lat,  32°  30/-33°,  long.  85°  SO'-Se0. 

Scale  1:125,000,  contour  interval  50  ft. 
Colorado,  Silver  Plume  special  map,  lat,  39°  41'  33"-39°  42'  26", 

long.  105°  42/  35"-105°  45'.     Scale  1:12,000,  contour  interval 

50  ft.     5.4X11.4  in.      [No  description  on  reverse.] 
Connecticut,   Farmington  quadrangle,   lat,  41°  30'-42°,  long.  72° 

30'-73'.     Scale  1: 125,000,  contour  interval  40  ft. 
Kentuckv,  Sehree  quadrangle,  lat.  37°  30'-37°  45',  long.  87°  30'- 

87°  45'.     Scale  1 : 62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft. 
Michigan,  South  Lyon  quadrangle,  lat.  42°  15/-42°  30',  long.  83° 

30/-83°  45'.     Scale  1 :  62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft, 
Missouri-Kansas,  Joplin  district,   lat,  37°-37°  15',  long.  94°  15'- 

94°  45'.     Scale  1:62,500,   contour  interval   10  ft.      17.5x28.1 

in.     10c 
New  Jersey,  Morristown  sheet,  lat,  -10°  45/-41°,  long.  7-1°  15'- 

74°  30/    Scale  1 :  62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft, 
New  York,  Brier  Hill  quadrangle,  lat,  44°  30/-44°  45',  long.  75° 

30'-75°  45'.     Scale  1 : 62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft. 
New  York,  High  market  quadrangle,  lat.  43°  30'-43°  45',  long.  75° 

30/-75°  45'.     Scale  1 : 62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft. 
North  Carolina-Tennessee,    Nantahala  quadrangle,    lat.    35°-35° 

30/,  long.  83°  3()/-84°.     Scale  1  -.125,000,  contour  interval  100  ft, 
West  Virginia-Ohio,  Bellville  ([iiadrangle,  lat.  39°-39°  15',  long. 

81°  30/-81°  45'.     Scale  1 :  62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft. 
Wisconsin,   Eatrle  quadrangle,  lat.  42°  45/-43°,  long.  88°  15'-88° 

30'.     Scale  1:62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft. 
Water-supply  and  irrigation  paper — 

153,  Underflow  in  Arkansas  Valley  in  western  Kansas.      90  p.  il. 
pi.     *  Paper,  15c 

Same.     (H.  doc.  551.)  GS  6-640 

157,   Underground  water  in  valleys  of  Utah  Lake  and   Jordan 
River,  Utah.     81  p.  il.  pi.  maps.     *Paper,  20c 

Same.     (H.  doc.  555.)  GS  6-526 

165,  Report  of  progress  of  stream  measurements  for  calendar  year 
1905,  pt.  1,  Atlantic  coast  of  New  England  drainage.  155  p. 
il.  map.     (H.  doc.  741).)  GS  5-1060 

166,  Report  of  progress  of  stream  measurements  for  calendar  year 

1;  05,  pt.  2,  Hudson,  Passaic,  Raritan,  and  Delaware  river 
drainages.     101  p.  il.  map.     *  Paper,  15c 
Same.     (H.  doc.  750.)  GS  5-1060 

167,  Report  of  progress  of  stream  measurements  for  calendar  year 
1905,  pt.  3,  Susquehanna,  Gunpowder,  Patapsco,  Potomac, 
James,  Roanoke,  and  Yadkin  river  drainages.  128  p.  il.  map. 
(H.  doc.  751.)  GS  5-1060 

168,  Report  of  progress  of  stream  measurements  for  calendar  year 

1905,   pt.   4,   Santee,   Savannah,   Ogeechee,   and  Altamaha 

rivers  and  eastern  Gulf  of  Mexico  drainages.    164  p.  il.  map. 

*Paper,  15c 

Same.     (H.  doc.  752.)  GS  5-1060 

169,  Report  of  progress  of  stream  measurements  for  calendar  year 
1905,  pt.  5,  Ohio  and  lower  eastern  Mississippi  River  drain- 
ages.    153  p.  il.  map.     (H.  doc.  753.)  GS  5-1060 


May,  1906  201 

Geological  Survey — Continued. 

Water-supply  and  irrigation  paper — Continued. 

171,  Report  of  progress  of  stream  measurements  for  calendar  year 

1905,  pt.   7,  Hudson  Bay  and  upper  eastern  and  western 

Mississippi  River  drainages.       113  p.  il.  map.     *Paper,  15c 

Same.     (H.  doc.  755.)  GS  5-1060 

Government  Actuary  (Treasury  Department) : 

Market  prices  and  investment  values  of  outstanding  securities  [Apr. 
1906].  2  p.  4°  (Treasury  Dept.  Dept.  circular  43,  1906.) 
[Monthly.] 

Government  Hospital  for  Insane  (Interior  Department): 

Estimate  of  appropriation  for  [centralizing  steam-heating  and  power 
plant,  etc.].     3  p.      (H.  doc.  741.) 

Guam  Island  (Navy  Department): 

Annual  report  of  naval  governor,  1905.     38  p. 

Hawaii    Agricultural     Experiment    Station    (Experiment    Stations 
Office,  Agriculture  Department ) : 
Bulletin— 

11,  Black  wattle,  acacia  decurrens,  in  Hawaii.     16p.pl.     *  Paper, 

10c  '     Agr  fi-794 

13,  Composition  of  some  Hawaiian  feeding  stuffs.     23  p.     *  Paper, 

10c  Agr  6-956/2 

Hydrographic  Office  (Equipment  Bureau,  Navy  Department): 

Note. — The  charts,  sailing  directions,  etc.,  of  the  Hydrographic  Office  are 
sold  by  the  office  in  Washington  and  also  by  agents  at  the  principal  American 
and  foreign  seaports  and  American  lake  ports.  The  price  of  the  Catalogue  of 
charts,  plans,  sailing  directions,  and  other  publications  is  50c.  Copies  of  the 
Hydrographic  bulletin  and  Notice  to  mariners  are  supplied  free  on  applica- 
tion at  the  Hydrographir  Office  in  Washington  and  at  the  branch  offices  in 
Boston,  New  York,  Philadelphia,  Baltimore,  Norfolk.  Savannah,  New  Orleans, 
San  Francisco,  Portland  (Oreg.),  Port  Townsend,  Chicago,  Cleveland,  Buffalo, 
Sault  Ste.  Marie,  and  Duluth. 

Charts — 

Africa,  West  coast  of,  Cape  Frio  to  Luderitz  Bay,  from  latest  infor- 
mation; chart  220.5.     Scale  1°  long.  =4.5  in.     44.4  X  27.6  in. 

60c 
Jesselton  Harbor,  northwest  coast  of  Borneo,  China  Sea,  from 

British  survey  in  1904;  chart  2303.     Scale  1500  vds.  =  6.58  in. 

24.9  X  19  in.  "  20c 
Karatsu  Wan,  northwest  coast  of  Kiushu,  Japan,  from  Japanese 

survey  in  1902;  chart  2305.     Scale  naut.  m,=1.95  in.     19.3  X 

26.6  in.     20c 
Long  Harbor  and  approaches.  Mirs  Bay,  China,  south  coast,  from 

British  survey  in  1902  and  1903;  chart  2301.     Scale  naut,  m.= 

5.85  in.     39X26.2  in.     50c 
Mororan   Ko    [or]   Endermo   Harbor,  south  coast  of  Hokushu, 

Japan,  from  Japanese  surveys  in  1890  and  1902;  chart  2304. 

Scale  naut.  m.  =3.9  in.     19.2  X  25.5  in.     20c 
Pilot  chart  of  north  Atlantic  Ocean,  May,  1906;  chart  1400.    Scale 
1°  long.  =0.27  in.     21  X  32  in.     [Monthly.]     10c 

Same,  June,  1906;  chart  1400.    Scale  1°  long.  =0.27  in.    21  X 
32  in.      [Monthly.]     10c 
Pilot  chart  of  north  Pacific  Ocean,  June,  1906;  chart  1401.     Scale 

1°  long.  =0.2  in.     20.7X35.3  in.      [Monthly.]     10c 
Hydrographic  bulletin,  weekly,  870-874;  May  2-29,  1906.     Each  1  p 

various  sizes. 
Notice  to  mariners,  weekly,  18-21, 1906;  May  5-26  [1906].    1.  244-300. 


202  May,  1906 

Hygienic   Laboratory  (Public  Health  and   Marine-Hospital   Service, 
Treasury  Department) : 
Bulletin  29,  Study  of  cause  of  sudden  death   following  injection  of 
horse  serum.     95  p.     *  Paper,  10c 
Immigration  and  Naturalization  Committee  (House) : 

Views  of  minority  on  H.  18673,  to  regulate  immigration  of  aliens  into 
United  States.     7  p.     (H.  rp.  3635,  pt.  2.) 

Immigration  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Immigration  statement  and  inward  passenger  movement,  Apr.  1906. 
1  p.  f°     [Monthly.] 

Immigration  Committee  (Senate): 

Hearings  before  committee  [Apr.  17,  May  1,  1906,  in  pursuance  of 
S.  K.  65,  authorizing  committee  to  investigate]  boycott  of  Ameri- 
can manufactured  goods  by  people  of  China,     p.  1-46.       6-35118 

Indian  Affairs  Committee  (House): 

Indian  Territory.  Report  submitting  H.  19757,  to  regulate  practice 
of  dentistry  or  dental  surgery  in  Territory,  as  substitute  for  H. 
9981.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  4448. ) 

Sanatorium.  Proposed  sanitarium  for  Indians,  views  of  Secretary  of 
Interior  and  commissioner  of  Indian  affairs  on  H.  8986  [for  Indian 
sanitarium  or  school  at  or  near  Pierre  or  Fort  Pierre,  S.  Dak.].   5  p. 

6-35161/5 

Indian  Affairs  Committee  (Senate): 

Sac  and  Fox  Indians.  Report  favoring  H.  10133,  for  annual  pro  rata 
distribution  of  annuities  of  Sac  and  Fox  Indians  of  the  Mississippi 
between  2  branches  of  tribe  and  to  adjust  existing  claims  as  to  said 
annuities.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  3621.) 

Sisseton  Indians.  Report  amending  S.  1337,  for  allotment  and  dis- 
tribution of  tribal  funds  of  Sisseton  and  Wahpeton  Indians  in  South 
Dakota.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  3382.) 

Yankton  Indians.  Report  amending  S.  1336,  for  allotment  and  dis- 
tribution of  tribal  funds  of  Indians  in  South  Dakota.  2  p.  (S. 
rp.  3381. ) 

Indian  Bureau  (Interior  Department): 

Letter  transmitting  protest  of  Sac  and  Fox  Indians  relating  to  read- 
justment of  annuities.     5  p.     (H.  doc.  805.) 
List  of  officers  connected  with  Indian  service;  corrected  to  Mar.  15, 

1906.     [4]  p.  4° 
Report  of  special  agent  for  California  Indians.     36  p. 
Industrial  Arts  and  Expositions  Committee  (House): 

Jamestown  Tercentennial   Exposition.     Hearing  before  committee, 
Feb.  19,  28,  1906  [on  H.  12610,  to  authorize  Government  to  par- 
ticipate in  Jamestown  Tercentennial  Exposition  on  shores  of  Hamp- 
ton Roads,  Va.,  1907].     2  pts.  66  +  34  p.  6-35184 
Tampa,  Fla. — ■ 

Exposition  at  Tampa,  statement  of  Thomas  J.  L.  Brown  [before 
committee,  May  2,  1906,  on  H.  C.  R.  28,  requesting  President  to 
assist  isthmian  exposition  to  be  held  at  Tampa,  Jan. -May, 
1908].  11  p. 
Report  amending  H.  C.  R.  28,  requesting  President  to  assist  isth- 
mian exposition  to  be  held  at  Tampa,  Jan.-Mav,  1908.  1  p. 
(H.  rp.  4416.) 


May,  1906  203 

Industrial  Expositions  Select  Committee  ( Senate)  : 

Report  amending  S.  5825,  to  authorize  Government  to  participate  in 
Jamestown  Tercentennial  Exposition  on  shores  of  Hampton  Roads, 
Va.,  1907.     lp.     (S.  rp.  3920.) 

Infantry  and  Cavalry  School  (War  Department): 

Orders  15-18  [1906] ;  May  1-21,  1906.     12° 
Insular  Affairs  Committee  (House): 

Batan  Island  military  reservation.     Report  amending  H.  17293,  to 
authorize  leasing  of  reservation  for  coal-mining  purposes.     3  p. 
(H.rp.4214.) 
Porto  Rico — 

Franchises  in  Porto  Rico,  statement  of  Miguel  Guerra-Mondragon 
[before  committee,  Feb.  27,  1906,  on  H.  15327,  granting  to 
Carlos  Conde  Casariego  franchise  to  build  wharf  in  harbor  of 
San  Juan],     lip.  6-35152/3 

Report  amending  H.  18206,  for  exemption  from  taxation  of  bonds 
issued  by  Porto  Rico  for  construction  of  public  highways, 
bridges,  and  other  public  improvements.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  4216. ) 
Report  amending  H.  17661,  that  inhabitants  of  Porto  Rico  shall 

be  citizens  of  United  States.     2  p.      (H.  rp.  4215. ) 
Report  favoring  S.  5512,  defining  qualifications  of  jurors  for  service 
in  district  court  in  Porto  Rico.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  4218.) 

Interior  Department: 

Note. — The  decisions  of  the  Department  of  the  Interior  in  pension  cases  are 
issued  in  slips  and  in  signatures,  and  the  decisions  in  land  cases  are  issued 
in  signatures,  both  being  published  later  in  bound  volumes  at  prices  ranging 
from  81.05  to  81.45  per  volume.  Subscribers  may  deposit  81.00  in  the  Depart- 
ment and  receive  the  contents  of  a  volume  of  the  decisions  of  either  kind 
in  separate  parts  as  they  are  issued.  For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see 
names  of  bureaus. 

Alaska.     Communication  recommending  that  appropriation  for  con- 
tingent expenses,  Alaska,  be  increased.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  447.) 
Decisions — 

Decisions  [in  appealed  pension  and  bountv-land  claims]   v.  16, 
[signatures]  25,  26.     p.  385-416. 
Same,  [v.  16,  slips]  102-112;  Apr.  7-30,  1906. 
Decisions   [of  Department  and  General  Land  Office]  relating  to 
public  lands,  v.  34,  [signatures]  28-33.     p.  433-528. 
Official  register,  July  1,  1905.     v.  2,  2471  p.     4°     [Biennial.]     *Roan, 

$3.50 
Reports — 

Annual  reports,  1904:  report  of  commissioner  of  education.     [See 
Education  Bureau.] 

Same,   1905;  governors  of  Territories,  etc.     907  p.  pi.  maps. 
(H.  doc.  5.) 

Same;  Indian  affairs,  pt.  1.     807  p.  il.  map.     (H.  doc.  5.) 
Same;   report  of  Secretary  and  bureau  officers,  etc.     906  p.  il. 
maps.     (H.  doc.  5.) 

International  Prison  Commission  (State  Department): 

Index  to  reports  of  National  Prison  Association,  1870,  1873,  1874, 
1883-1904.     160  p.     (S.  doc.  210.)  6-35168 

International  Waterways  Commission  (War  Department) : 
Report  upon  preservation  of  Niagara  Falls.     3  p.     (S.  doc.  434.) 


204  May,  1906 

Interoceanic  Canals  Committee  (Senate): 

Cromwell,  William  Nelson.  Extracts  from  hearings  before  commit- 
tee [Feb.  26-May  11,  1906,  with  memorandum  by  Mr.  Morgan] 
relative  to  refusal  of  Cromwell  to  answer  certain  questions.  58  p. 
(S.  doc.  457.)  6-35138/4 

Panama  Canal — 

Hearings  before  committee  [Jan.  11-Mar.  16,  1906],  in  matter  of 
S.  R.  [50],  for  investigation  of  matters  relating  to  Panama 
Canal,  etc.     v.  1,  2,  p.  1-1948.  6-35172/2 

Report  submitting  S.  6191,  for  construction  of  sea-level  canal  con- 
necting waters  of  Atlantic  and  Pacific  oceans.     (S.  rp.  3626 
[pt.  1]. ) 
Same;  with  views  of  minority.     14  —  32  p.     (S.  rp.  3626,  2  pts.) 

6-35163 

Testimony  of  engineers  before  committee  [Jan.  23-Apr.  2,  1906], 

in  matter  of  S.  R.  [50],  for  investigation  of  matters  relating  to 

Panama  Canal,  etc.  [with  Report  of  Engineering  Committee  of 

Isthmian  Canal  Commission,  Feb.  14,  1905].     988  p.  pi. 

6-35106/5 

Views  of  minority  on  S.  5965,  to  establish  plan  of  canal  to  be 

constructed    in    Panama  Canal   Zone.      34   p.  map.     (S.  rp. 

3627.)  6-35164 

Interstate  and  Foreign  Commerce  Committee  (House): 

Adulterations.     Hearings   before   committee    [Feb.  13-27,  1906],  on 

pure-food  bills,  H.  3044  [and  others].     409  p.  pi.  6-35176/2 

Cattle.     Hearings  before  committee  [Jan.  23-Feb.  20,  1906],  on  H.  47 

[and  other  bills],  proposing  to  extend  time  for  which  cattle  may 

be  confined  during  shipment  from  one  State  to  another.     197  p. 

6-35114$ 
Clinch  River — 

Report  favoring  S.  5890,  to  authorize  South  and  Western  Railroad 
Company  to  construct  bridges  across  Clinch  River  and  Holston 
Kiver  in  Virginia  and  Tennessee.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  3793.) 
Report  favoring  S.  5891,  to  authorize  South  and  Western  Railway 
Company  to  construct  bridges  across  Clinch  River  and  Holston 
River  in  Virginia  and  Tennessee.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  3794.)     [Cor- 
rected 2d  print  was  issued.] 
Crow    Wing   River.     Report   amending   H.  17881,  permitting  dam 
across  river  between  counties  of  Morrison  and  Cass,  Minn.     2  p. 
(H.  rp.  4272.) 
Cold  and  silver.     Hearings  before  committee  [Mar.  9,  1906],  on  H. 
14604,  forbidding  importation  and  carriage  in  interstate  commerce 
of  falsely  or  spuriously  stamped  articles  of  merchandise  made  of 
gold  or  silver  or  their  alloys.     26  p.  6-35141/2 

Eight-House  Board — 

Hearing  before  committee  [Feb.  12-Mar.  22,  1906,  on  H.  108  and 
other  bills,  relating  to]  Light-House  Establishment.  [2  pts.] 
66  +  H  p.  6-35160/2 

Report  submitting  H.  19432,  to  authorize  additional  aids  to  navi- 
gation in  Light- House  Establishment,  as  substitute  for  H.  63 
and  other  bills.     22  p.     (H.  rp.  4251.) 
Mississippi  River — 

Report  amending  S.  5357,  permitting  dam  across  river  above 
Monticello,  Minn.     1  p.      (H.  rp.  4273.) 


May,  1906  205 

Interstate  and  Foreign  Commerce  Committee — Continued. 

Mississippi  River — Continued. 

Report  amending  H.  17455,  permitting  dam  across  river  at  or  near 
Clearwater,  Minn.     2  p.      (H.  rp.  4270.) 

Report  amending  H.  17758,  permitting  dam  across  river  in  count}' 
of  Morrison,  Minn.     2  p.      (H.  rp.  4271.) 

Report    favoring   H.    18026,    permitting  dam   across   river  near 
Bemidji,  Minn.     1  p.      (H.  rp.  4103.) 
Missouri  River — 

Report  amending  by  substitute  H.  18532,  to  authorize  Kansas  City, 
St.  Joseph  and  Excelsior  Springs  Railway  Company  to  con- 
struct bridge  across  river.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  3796.) 

Report  favoring  S.  5989,  to  authorize  bridge  across  river  in  Broad- 
water and  Gallatin  counties,  Mont.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  4098.) 
Patent  medicines.     Hearings  before  committee  [Feb.  27,  1906],  on 

H.  13086,  requiring  shippers  and  manufacturers  of  medicine  for 

interstate  shipment  to  label  medicine  and  print  thereon  ingredi- 
ents contained  in  such  medicine  [statement  of   E.  Y.  Webb]. 

19  p.  6-35113/3 

Pend  Oreille  River — 

Report  amending  H.  18963,  authorizing  construction  of  dam  across 
Pend  d' Oreille  River  in  Washington  by  Pend  d' Oreille  Develop- 
ment Company.     1  p.      (H.  rp.  4097.) 

Report  favoring  H.  19108,  to  authorize  construction  of  bridge 
across  Pend  d'Oreille  River  in  Stevens  County,  Wash.,  by  Pend 
d'Oreille  Development  Company.  1  p.  (H.  rp.  4217.) 
Railroad  employees.  Hearing  before  committee  [Apr.  20-May  4, 
1906],  on  H.  4438,  16676,  and  18671,  to  limit  hours  of  service  of 
railroad  employees.     108  p. 

Same,  May  11,  1906.     32  p. 

Same,  May  22,  1906.     16  p.  6-35155/3 

Submarine  telegraph.     Hearing  before  committee  [May  14, 16, 1906], 

on  ti.  3062,  for  construction  of  cable  line  to  Panama  Canal  Zone 

and  other  places.     37  p.  6-35119/2 

Tallahatchie  River.     Report  favoring  H.  18439,  to  authorize  bridge 

across  river  in  Tallahatchie  County,  Miss.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  3703.) 

Interstate  Commerce  Commission: 

Note.— The  Commission  furnishes  its  reports  gratuitously  to  those  who  apply 
for  them. 

Amendments  to  H.  12987,  [to  amend]  act  to  regulate  commerce  [and 

acts  amendatory,  and  to  enlarge  powers  of  commission].     12  p. 

(S.  doc.  422,  pt.  2. )     [1st  edition  read  incorrectly,  58th  Congress, 

3d  session.] 
Memorandum  relative  to  changes  in  6th  section  of  act  to  regulate 

commerce  [relating  to  publication  of  schedules  of  rates,  etc.].     4 

p.     (S.  doc.  422  [pt.  1].) 
Methods  of  carriers,  and  requirements  in  construction,  publication, 

and  filing  of  rate  schedules.     Dec.  1,  1891,  reissued  1906.     34  p. 

Interstate  Commerce  Committee  (Senate): 

Freight  rates — 

Regulation  of  railway  rates,  digest  of  hearings  before  committee, 

Dec.  16,  1904-May  23,  1905.     811  p.  tab.  6-9666/13 

Same,  appendix  9;  Prussian  railway  tariffs.     104  p.     (S.  doc. 

244,  pt.  2.)  6-9610 


206  May,  1906 

Interstate  Commerce  Committee — Continued. 
Freight  rates — Continued. 

^Regulation  of  railway  rates,  hearings  before  committee,  May  18- 
23,  1905.     v.  4,  p.  2827-4013.  6-9610/9 

Same,  appendices  [A-O].     v.  5,  1332  p.  il. 
Same,  appendix  K;  railway-rate  control  by  State  commissions. 
34  p.  6-9610 

Same,  appendix  L;  railways  in  foreign  countries.    15  p.     6-9610 
Same,  appendix  M;  table  showing  facts  relative  to  former  com- 
plaints before  commission.     19  p.  6-9610 
Railroad  employees — 

Liability  of  employers,  hearings  before  committee  [May  3-8,  1906, 
on]  H.  239,  S.  156  and  1657,  relating  to  liability  of  common 
carriers  by  railroads  in  District  of  Columbia  and  Territories 
and  common  carriers  by  railroads  engaged  in  commerce 
between  States  arid  between  States  and  foreign  nations  to 
their  employees.     360  p.  tab.  6-35177/3 

Same,  statement  of  Lewis  E.  Payson  before  committee  [May 
7,  1906,  in  regard  to  H.  239,  relating  to  liability  of  common 
carriers  by  railroads  in  District  of  Columbia  and  Territories 
and  common  carriers   by  railroads  engaged   in  commerce 
between  States  and  between  States  and  foreign  nations  to 
their  employees],     p.  314-320. 
Report  amending  H.  239,  relating  to  liability  of  common  carriers 
by  railroads  in  District  of  Columbia  and  Territories  and  com- 
mon carriers  by  railroads  engaged  in  commerce  between  States 
and  between  States  and  foreign  nations  to  their  employees. 
1  p.     (S.  rp.  3639.) 

Invalid  Pensions  Committee  (House): 

Report  favoring  H.  J.  R.  158,  amending  joint  resolution  approved 
July  1,  1902,  construing  act  of  June  27,  1890  [granting  pensions 
to  soldiers  and  sailors,  etc.].     2  p.     (H.  rp.  4339.) 

Irrigation  Committee  (Senate) : 

Report  amending  H.  18536,  for  subdivision  of  lands  entered  under 
reclamation  act.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  3897.) 

Irrigation  of  Arid  Lands  Committee  (House): 

Report  amending  H.  18536,  for  subdivision  of  lands  entered  under 
reclamation  act.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  3717. ) 

Isthmian  Canal  Commission  (War  Department): 

Note. — For  divisions  under  this  commission,  see  names  of  divisions. 
Estimate  of  appropriation  for  work  of  canal.     26  p.     (H   doc.  821.) 

6-35179/3 

Minutes  of  meetings  of  commission  and  of  executive  and  engineering 

committees,  Oct. -Dec.  1905.     203  p.  6-14147 

Special  report  of  chairman  showing  present  conditions  on  isthmus. 

19  p.  6-35107/2 

Jefferson  Statue  Commission: 

Letter  reporting  that  selection  of  site  in  District  of  Columbia  for 
statue  of  Thomas  Jefferson,  and  procuring  of  plans  and  designs, 
has  been  delayed.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  437.) 

Judge=Advocate=GeneraFs  Department  (War  Department): 

Estimate  of  appropriation  for  replacement  of  law  library  in  office  of 
judge-advocate,  Department  of  California,  destroyed  by  earth- 
quake.    2  p.      (H.  doc.  787.) 


May,  1906  207 

udiciary  Committee  (House) : 
Arkansas.  Report  favoring  H.  18328,  to  regulate  practice  in  certain 
civil  and  criminal  cases  in  western  district  of  Arkansas.  1  p. 
(H.  rp.  3795.) 
Bankruptcy.  Bankruptcy,  hearing  before  committee  [Mar.  2,  1906, 
on  bills  to  amend  or  repeal  act  to  establish  uniform  system  of 
bankruptcy].     54  p.  6-35143 

Columbus  Day.  Hearing  before  committee  [Apr.  28,  1906],  in  rela- 
tion to  H.  17350  [to  make  Oct.  12  in  each  vear  a  public  holiday  to 
be  called  Columbus  Day].     30  p.  6-18982 

Deeds.     Report  favoring  H.  19607,  for  acknowledgment  of  deeds  and 
other  instruments  in  Guam,  Samoa,  and  Canal  Zone  to  affect  lands 
in  District  of  Columbia  and  Territories.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  4426.) 
Florida,     Report  favoring  S.  5489,  for  sittings  of  circuit  and  district 
courts  of  southern  district  of  Florida  in  Miami.     1  p.     (H.  rp. 
4410.) 
Gold  certificates.     Report  amending  H.  14587,  to  issue  duplicate  gold 
certificates  in  lieu  of  ones  lost  or  destroyed.     1  p.     (H.rp.  4439.) 
Immunity.     Report  submitting  H.  18964,  to  define  and  limit  immu- 
nity provisions  of  statutes  of  United  States,  as  substitute  for  H. 
18436.     2  p.      (H.rp.  3797.) 
Inauguration.     Hearing  before  committee  in  relation  to  H.  J.  R.  55 
and  90  [proposing  amendments  to  Constitution  respecting  com- 
mencement and  termination  of  Congress,  views  of  National  Com- 
mittee on  the  Proposed  Change  of  Inauguration  Day  and  editorial 
comments] .     70  p.  6-35105 

Indian  Territory.     Report  favoring  S.  134,  establishing  additional 

recording  district  in  Territory.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  4206.) 
Injunctions.     Hearing  before  committee  [Apr.  12,  23,  1906]  in  rela- 
tion to  anti-injunction  and  restraining  orders.     [2  pts.]  78  p. 

6-35132 
Judges — 

Hearing  before  committee  [Jan.  16,  1906]  on  H.  6045,  for  [addi- 
tional] judge  for  middle  and  northern  districts  of  Alabama. 
28  p. 
Hearing  before  committee  [May  11,  1906,  on  S.  5533,  to  appoint] 
additional  judge  for  southern  district  of  New  York  [statement 
of  Henry  L.  Stimson].    31  p. 
Report  adverse  to  H.  10135,  for  additional  district  judge  for  north- 
ern district  of  California.     3  p.      (H.  rp.  4264. ) 
Report  favoring  S.  5533,  to  appoint  additional  judge  for  southern 

district  of  New  York.     2  p.     ( H.  rp.  4221. ) 
Report  favoring  H.  14173,  to  provide  temporary  substitute  for  dis- 
trict judge  in  Hawaii.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  4208. ) 
Michigan — 

Report  favoring  S.  3436,  for  settlement  of  claim  of  United  States 
against  Michigan  for  moneys  held  by  said  State  as  trustee  for 
United  States  in  connection  with  St.  Marys  Falls  Ship  Canal. 
4  p.     (H.rp.  3710  [pt.  1].) 
Yiews  of  minority  adverse  to  S.  3436,  for  settlement  of  claim  of 
United  States  against  Michigan  for  moneys  held  by  said  State 
as  trustee  for  United   States  in  connection  with  St.  Marys 
Falls  Ship  Canal.     1  p.     ( H.  rp.  3710,  pt.  2. ) 
New  Mexico.     Report  amending  H.  19379,  for  manner  of  selecting 
and  impaneling  juries  in  courts  in  New  Mexico.     1  p.     (H.rp. 
4340. ) 


208  May,  1906 

Judiciary  Committee  (House)— Continued. 

North  Dakota.  Report  favoring  S.  3433,  to  amend  act  to  divide  judi- 
cial district  of  North  Dakota.     2  p.      ( H.  rp.  4269. ) 

Ohio.  Report  favoring  H.  18854,  for  sittings  of  circuit  and  district 
courts  of  southern  district  of  Ohio  at  Dayton.     1  p.     ( H.  rp.  4427. ) 

Postal  service.  Statement  of  Fklgar  D.  Crumpacker  before  commit- 
tee [May  25,  1906],  in  support  of  H.  16548,  for  judicial  review  of 
fraud  orders.     7  p.  6-35158/2 

Spanish  Treaty  Claims  Commission.  Statement  of  facts  and  argu- 
ment in  favor  of  H.  17658,  for  abolition  of  commission,  by  John 
A.  Sullivan,  before  committee.     48  p. 

Tennessee.  Report  amending  H.  19150,  to  change  and  fix  time  for 
holding  circuit  and  district  courts  for  middle  district  of  Ten- 
nessee, in  southern  division  of  eastern  district  of  Tennessee  at 
'  Jhattanooga,  and  northeastern  division  of  eastern  district  of  Ten- 
nessee at  Greeneville.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  4266.) 

Texas.  Report  favoring  H.  19516,  to  create  new  division  of  western 
judicial  district  of  Texas,  for  terms  of 'court  at  Del  Rio,  and  for 
clerk  for  court.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  4401.) 

West  Virginia.  Report  amending  H.  16386,  to  fix  time  of  holding 
circuit  and  district  courts -for  northern  district  of  West  Virginia. 
1  p.      (H.  rp.4437. ) 

Judiciary  Committee  (Senate): 

Immunity.  Report  amending  S.  5769,  denning  right  of  immunity  of 
witnesses  under  act  in  relation  to  testimony  before  Interstate 
Commerce  Commission  and  [other  acts].     1  p.     (S.  rp.  3911.) 

Justice  Department.  Report  favoring  S.  2969,  to  authorize  Attorney- 
General  and  certain  other  officers  of  Department  and  special 
assistants  and  counsel  to  begin  and  conduct  legal  proceedings  in 
any  courts  of  United  States  and  before  any  commission  or  com- 
missioner or  quasi  judicial  body  created  under  laws  of  United 
States.     1  p.     (S.  rp.3835.) 

Seals.  Report  favoring  H.  7,  to  provide  seal  for  United  States  com- 
missioners.    1  p.      (S. rp. 3289. ) 

Justice  Department : 

Estimate  of  appropriation  for  court-house  at  Fairbanks,  Alaska.     2  p. 

(H.  doc.  856.) 
Estimate  of  appropriation  for  jails  in  Alaska.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  768.) 
Judgments  rendered  against  United  States  by  circuit  and  district 

courts  [which  require  appropriation].     2  p.      (Ff.doc.  853. ) 
Judgments  rendered  [by  Court  of  Claims]   in  Indian  depredation 

cases  [since  Senate  document  192].  3  p.  (H.  doc.  854.) 
List  of  United  States  judges,  attorneys,  and  marshals.  26  p. 
Request  for  authority  to  transfer  unexpended  appropriations  for  fees 

of  jurors  [and  witnesses,  1905,  to  1906].     2  p.      (H.  doc.  796. ) 

Labor  Bureau   (Commerce  and  Labor  Department) : 

3d  report  of  commissioner  of  labor  on  Hawaii,  1905.  333  p.  *  Paper, 
25c  6-35094 

Land  Office,  General  (Interior  Department): 

Boundaries.     Estimate  of    appropriation    for   survey   of    boundary 

between  Idaho  and  Montana.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  766. ) 
California — 

Amended  estimate  for  [office  of  surveyor-general  of  California] 
2  p.     (S.  doc.  421.) 


May,  1906  209 

Land  Office,  General — Continued. 
California — Continued. 

Estimate  of  appropriation  for  reproducing  official  records  of  [office 
of  surveyor-general  of  California  and]  land  office  at  San  Fran- 
cisco.    3  p.      (H.  doc.  765.) 
Estimate  of  appropriation  for  reproducing  plats  of  surveys  de- 
stroyed at  San  Francisco.     2  p.      (H.  doc.  771.) 
New  Mexico — 

Report  as  to  contract  for  sale  of  lands  in  New  Mexico  between 
officials  of  Territory  and  W.  H.  Andrews.  10  p.  (H.  doc. 
799.) 

Sale  of  lands  in  New  Mexico  to  Bon  ham  and  Holt  for  themselves 

and  associates  [report  of  investigation].    14  p.     (H.  doc.  780.) 

Rent.     Estimate  of  appropriation  for  rent  of  temporary  offices.     2  p. 

(H.  doc.  773.) 
San  Francisco  Mountains  forest  reserve.     Response  to  inquiry,  facts 

and  circumstances  in  connection  with  formation  and  enlargement 

of  forest  reserve.     96  p.  maps.     (H  doc.  613. )  6-35129/2 

Library  Committee  (House) : 

Columbus,  Christopher.  Report  favoring  H.  13304,  to  provide  me- 
morial to  Columbus.     3  p.     (H.  rp.  4341.) 

Jones,  John  Paul.  Report  favoring  S.  685,  for  monument  to  Jones. 
7  p.     (H.  rp.  3700.) 

Longfellow,  Henry  Wadsworth.  Report  favoring  S.  J.  R.  20,  direct- 
ing erection  of  [pedestal]  for  statue  in  Washington,  D.  C,  of 
Longfellow.     2  p.      (H.  rp.  4102.) 

Pilgrim  Fathers.  Report  amending  S.  4370,  to  appropriate  $40,000 
toward  erection  of  monument  at  Provincetown,  Mass.,  in  com- 
memoration of  landing  of  Pilgrims  and  signing  of  Mayflower  com- 
pact,    3  p.     (H.  rp.  3701.) 

Library  Committee  (Senate): 

Report  amending  S.  J.  R.  29,  authorizing  pedestal  for  [Benjamin  F.] 
Stephenson  Grand  Army  memorial  in  Washington,  D.  C.     2  p. 

(S.  rp.  3896.) 

Library  of  Congress : 

Note. — For  divisions  under  library,  see  names  of  divisions. 
Publications,  geography  and  maps,  1897-1906.     [4]  p.  12° 
Publications,  political  science  and  economics,  lists  of  references,  1897- 
1906.     6  p.  12° 

Publications,  texts.     [2]  p.  12° 

Light=House  Board  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Note. — The  List  of  lights  and  fog  signals,  the  List  of  lights,  buoys,  and  day- 
marks,  and  the  Weekly  notice  to  mariners  can  be  obtained,  free  of  charge, 
on  application  to  the  office  of  the  Board  at  Washington,  the  inspectors  and 
engineers  of  the  several  lighthouse  districts,  the  United  States  custom-houses, 
the  principal  agencies  of  the  Coast  and  Geodetic  Survey,  the  Hydrographic 
Office,  and  the  branch  hydrographic  offices. 

1st  District.  List  of  lights,  buoys,  and  daymarks,  from  northeast 
boundary  of  United  States  to  Hampton  Harbor,  N.  H.;  corrected 
to  May  1,  1906.     147  p.  large  8° 

Estimate  of  appropriation  for  relief  of  officers  and  crew  of  Manzanita, 
light-house  tender.     16  p.     (H.  doc.  742. ) 

Weekly  notice  to  mariners,  changes  in  aids  to  navigation  on  coasts  of 
United  States,  nos.  91-94;  May  4-25,  1906. 


210  May,  1906 

Loans  and  Currency  Division  (Treasury  Department): 

Caveat  list  of  United  States  registered  bonds,  May  1,  1906.     1   p.  f° 

[Monthly.] 
Circulation  statement,  May  1,  1906.     1  p.  oblong  8°     [Monthly.] 

Manufactures  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Note. — The  Bureau  furnishes  its  publications  gratuitously  to  those  who 
apply  for  them. 

Daily   consular  and   trade   reports,  nos.  2552-77;    May  1-31,  1906. 

[Daily  except  Sundays  and  holidays.] 
Monthly  consular  and  trade   reports,  Apr.  1906;   no.    307.     228  p 
*  Paper,  15c 
Same.     (H.  doc.  516.) 
Manuscripts  Division  (Library  of  Congress): 

Journals  of  Continental  Congress,  1774-89.  v.  5,  p.  417-856,  large  8° 
*  Cloth,  $1.00  5-59 

Marine  Corps  (Navy  Department): 

Estimate  of  appropriation  for  arms,  equipage,  etc.,  to  replace  articles 
destroyed  at  San  Francisco.     3  p.      (H.  doc.  770.) 

Medical  Department  (War  Department): 

Specifications  for  plumbing  and  electric  wiring  required  in  construc- 
tion of  addition  to  frame  hospital  at  Fort  Revere,  Mass.    8  p.  12° 

Specifications  for  plumbing,  electric  wiring,  and  gas  piping  in  isola- 
tion hospital  at  Fort  Myer,  Va.     10  p.  12° 

Specifications  of  material  and  labor  required  in  construction  of  addi- 
tion to  frame  hospital  at  Fort  Revere,  Mass.     22  p.  12° 

Specifications  of  material  and  labor  required  in  construction  of  isola- 
tion hospital  at  Fort  Myer,  Va.     27  p.  12° 

Medicine  and  Surgery  Bureau  (Navy  Department): 
Instructions  for  medical  officers  of  Navy.     168  p.  il. 
Report  on  Japanese  naval  medical  and  sanitary  features  of  Russo- 
Japanese  War.     82  p.  il.  por.  pi.     (S.  doc.  328.)  6-35137/3 

Merchant  Marine  and  Fisheries  Committee  (House): 

Coasting-trade.  Report  favoring  S.  5572,  to  amend  sec.  4348,  Re- 
vised statutes,  establishing  great  coasting  districts  of  United  States. 
2  p.     (H.  rp.  3798.) 

Iron  and  steel.  Hearing  before  committee,  Apr.  11,  1906,  statement 
of  E.  H.  Gary  [relative  to  sale  of  American  steel  products  in  for- 
eign countries].     19  p.  6-35123/3 

Navigation.  [Letter  from  commissioner  of  navigation,  Commerce 
and  Labor  Department,  relative  to  H.  17564,  to  amend  act  to 
adopt  regulations  for  preventing  collisions  upon  harbors,  rivers, 
and  inland  waters,  as  to  use  of  passing  signals  in  fog.]     16  p. 

Oyster-beds.  Report  favoring  H.  18435,  to  authorize  Secretary  of 
Commerce  and  Labor  to  cooperate  through  Coast  and  Geodetic 
Survey  and  Bureau  of  Fisheries  with  shellfish  commissioners  of 
Maryland  in  making  surveys  of  natural  oyster  beds,  bars,  and 
rocks  in  waters  wTithin  Maryland.     3  p.     (H.  rp.  3705.) 

Shanghaiing.  Report  favoring  H.  19374,  to  prohibit  shanghaiing,  as 
substitute  for  H.  383  and  14318.     3  p.     (H.  rp.  4267.) 

Shipping.  Development  of  American  merchant  marine  and  com- 
merce, hearings  before  committee  [Apr.  4-13,  1906],  on  S.  529, 
shipping  bill  of  Merchant  Marine  Commission  [with  amendments 
proposed  by  Merchants'  Association  of  New  York,  and  memoran- 
dum in  support  thereof].     577  p.  6-35122/3 


May,  1906         .  211 

Merchant  Marine  and  Fisheries  Committee— Continued. 
Sponges — 

Protection  of  sponge  industry,  hearings  before  committee,  on  [S. 
4805  and  4806].     Apr.  19,"  25,  1906.     58  p.  6-35175/2 

Report  amending  S.  4805,  to  prohibit  aliens  from  taking  or  gath- 
ering sponges  in  waters  of  United  States.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  4443.) 

Report  amending  S.  4806,  to  regulate  landing,  delivery,  cure,  and 
sale  of  sponges.     3  p.     (H.  rp.  4444.) 
Steamboats — 

Complement  of  crews  of  vessels,  [hearings  before]  committee, 
Feb.  8,  15,  1906  [on  H.  12472,  to  amend  sec.  4463,  Revised 
statutes,  relating  to  complement  of  crews  of  vessels].  [2  pts.] 
44  +  52  p.  6-35111/3 

Report  amending  S.  6129,  to  amend  sec.  4472,  Revised  statutes, 
relating  to  carrying  of  dangerous  articles  on  passenger  steam- 
ers.    3  p.     (H.  rp.  4261.) 

Report  favoring  S.  4299,  to  amend  sec.  4421,  Revised  statutes,  in- 
spection of  steam  vessels.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  4409.) 

Report  favoring  S.  4298,  to  amend  sec.  4471,  Revised  statutes,  regu- 
lation of  steam  vessels.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  4446.) 

Military  Affairs  Committee  (House): 

Artillery  Corps.     Change  in  organization  of  corps,  [hearing  before] 
committee,  May  22,  1906,  statement  of  George  F.  Harrison.     8  p. 

Dentists — 

Dental  corps,  Army,  hearing  before  committee  [Mar.  13, 1906,  on] 
H.  9737,  to  reorganize  corps  of  dental  surgeons,  Medical  De- 
partment.    19  p.  6-35147/2 
Report  amending  S.  2355,  to  reorganize  corps  of  dental  surgeons 
Medical  Department.     6  p.     (H.  rp.  3642.) 
Gettysburg,  Pa.     Report  amending  H.  281,  to  purchase  certain  lands 

on  battlefield  of  Gettysburg.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  4252. ) 
Gillette,  Cassius  E.     Hearing  before  committee  [Feb.  8,  1906],  on 
H.  J.  R.  71,  granting  leave  of  absence  to  Gillette  [to  enable  him 
to  act  as  engineer  of  filtration  plant  at  Philadelphia,  Pa.].     25  p. 

6-35148/3 
Howell,  General,  Post  31,  G.  A.  R.,  Woodbury,  N.  J.     Report  amend- 
ing H.  J.  R.  98,  to  furnish  cannon  to  post.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  4263.) 
Mason,  Stevens  T.     Report  amending  S.  J.  R.  47,  granting  condemned 

cannon  for  statue  to  Mason.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  4418.) 
Medals — 

Report  amending  H.  16013,  providing  medals  for  persons  [who 
served  beyond  term  of  enlistment  in  War  with  Spain  to  help 
to  suppress  Philippine  insurrection].  3  p.  (H.  rp.  4209.) 
Report  favoring  H.  18498,  for  presentation  of  medals  [to  militia 
and  volunteer  State  troops  defending  Maryland  and  Pennsyl- 
vania in  1863].  7  p.  (H.  rp.  4210.) 
National  military  park  commission.     Report  amending  H.  7046,  for 

commission.     26  p.     (H.  rp.  4431.) 
Pensacola,  Fla.     Report  amending  H.  14892,  making  appropriation 
for  completing  road  to  Barrancas  military  post  by  way  of  national 
cemetery  and  navv-yard  on  naval  reservation  near  Pensacola. 
3  p.     (H.  rp.  3718.) 

14040— No.  137—06 3 


212  •         May,  1906 

Military  Affairs  Committee  (House) — Continued. 

Ripley,  Tenn.  Report  favoring  H.  J.  R.  160,  to  furnish  gun  carriage 
to  Ripley.     1  p.      (H.  rp.  4406.) 

Temporary  Home  for  ex-Union  Soldiers  and  Sailors.  Hearing  before 
committee  [Mar.  13, 15, 1906],  on  H.  71,  to  provide  [new  building 
for]  home  in  District  of  Columbia.     14  p. 

Vicksburg,  Miss.  Report  amending  by  substitute  H.  14811,  to  author- 
ize George  T.  and  Frank  B.  Houston  to  construct  electric  railway 
over  national  cemetery  road  at  Vicksburg.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  3997.) 

Military  Affairs  Committee  (Senate): 

Army.  Hearings  before  committee  [Mar.  16,  1906],  on  army  appro- 
priation bill,  1907  [H.  14397].     34  p. 

Howell,  General,  Post  31,  G.  A.  R.,  Woodbury,  N.  J.  Report  favor- 
ing H.  J.  R.  98,  to  furnish  cannon  to  post.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  3796.) 

Military  Academy — 

Hearing  on  [H.  18030],  Military  Academy  appropriation  bill,  be- 
fore subcommittee,  May  16,  1906.     12  p. 
Report  amending  H.  18030,  making  appropriations  for  academy, 
1907.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  3879.) 

Minneapolis,  Minn.  Report  favoring  H.  15435,  to  convey  to  Minne- 
apolis certain  lands  in  exchange  for  other  lands  to  be  used  for 
no  wage  purposes.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  3304. ) 

Niobrara  River.  Report  favoring  H.  17982,  to  grant  to  Charles  H. 
Cornell  right  to  abut  dam  across  river  on  Fort  Niobrara  military 
reservation,  Nebr.,  and  to  construct  trolley  or  electric  railway  line 
and  telegraph  and  telephone  line  across  reservation.  2  p.  (S. 
rp.  3805. ) 

Retired  list,  Army.  Report  amending  S.  2668,  to  regulate  retirement 
of  certain  veterans  of  Civil  War.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  3793.) 

Veterinarians.  Report  favoring  S.  3927,  to  increase  efficiency  of  vet- 
erinary service  of  Army.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  3476.) 

Vincennes  University,  Vincennes,  Ind.  Report  favoring  S.  J.  R.  52, 
to  donate  to  university  obsolete  arms  and  other  military  equip- 
ments now  in  possession  of  university  to  be  used  in  military  in- 
struction.    2  p.     (S.  rp.  3801.) 

Military  Secretary's  Department  (War  Department): 

Army  list  and  directory,  officers  of  Army,  Apr.  20,  1906;  [no.]  77. 
104  p.  Iarge8°    [Monthly.]    *  Paper,  10c  single  copy,  $1.00  a  yr. 

Same,  May  20,  1906;  [no.]  78.     103  p.  large  8°    *Paper,  10c 
Enlistments  for  line  of  Army,  Mar.  1906.     11  p.  12°     [Monthly.] 

Same,  Apr.  1906.     11  p.  12°     [Monthly.] 
List  of  recruiting  stations  showing  number  of  recruits  for  line  of  Army 

enlisted  at  each  station  with  its  auxiliaries  in  quarter  ended  Mar. 

31,  1906.     2  p.     12° 
List  showing  which  of  military  organizations  accepted  into  service  of 

United  States  during  Civil  War  were  so  accepted  as  militia  organi- 
zations.    9  p.     (S.  doc.  426.) 
Memorandum  relative  to  general  officers  in  armies  of  United  States 

during  Civil  War,  1861-65.     73  p.  6-35167 

Roster  of  organized  militia  of  United  States.     100  p. 
Stations  of  Army,  Apr.  30,  1906.     [2]  p.  oblong  large  8°     [Monthly.] 

Same,  May  31,  1906.     [2]  p.  oblong  large  8°     [Monthly.] 


May,  1906  213 

Mint  Bureau    (Treasury  Department): 

Communication  recommending  that  appropriation  for  freight  on 
bullion  and  coin  be  increased.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  450.) 

Communication  recommending  that  appropriation  for  wages  of  work- 
men at  mint  [at  San  Francisco]  be  increased.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  446. ) 

Estimate  of  [deficiency]  appropriation  for  transportation  of  bullion 
and  coin.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  774.) 

Mississippi  River  Commission  (Engineer  Department,  War  Depart- 
ment) : 
Keports   of  examination  and  survey  of  Mississippi  River  between 
Ashport,  Tenn.,  and  Fort  Pillow,  and  from  Ashport  east.     6  p. 
(H.  doc.  727.) 

Mississippi  River,  Committee  on  Levees  and  Improvements  of 

(House): 
Mississippi  River  improvements,  [hearing  before]  committee,  Mar. 
30,  1906,  statement  of  Oswald  H.  Ernst.     22  p.  6-35126/3 

National  Home  for  Disabled  Volunteer  Soldiers: 

Estimate  of  [deficiency]  appropriation  for  State  or  Territorial  homes 

for  disabled  soldiers  and  sailors.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  769.) 
Proceedings  of  managers,  Apr.  18,  1906.     v.  3,  p.  230-245. 

National  Museum  (Smithsonian  Institution): 

Note. — The  publications  of  the  National  Museum  comprise  bulletins,  an- 
nual reports,  and  an  annual  volume  of  Proceedings.  The  annual  report  is 
included  in  the  Congressional  set.  The  editions  of  the  bulletins  and  Proceed- 
ings are  too  limited  to  admit  of  general  distribution,  and  the  volumes  of  the 
latter  are  sent  only  to  libraries. 

Animals,  Fossil.     Notes  on  some  recent  additions  to  exhibition  series 

of  vertebrate  fossils,  p.  607-611,  pi. 
Cambrian  faunas  of  China,  p.  563-595. 
Grasshoppers.     Notes  on  South  American  grasshoppers  of  subfamily 

acridinae,  acrididae,  with  descriptions  of  new  genera  and  species. 

p.  371-391. 
Hvmenoptera.     Descriptions  of  new  hymenoptera  from  Japan,     p. 

"  169-201,  pi. 
Katydids.     Descriptions  of  3  new  species  of  katydids  and  new  genus 

of  crickets  from  Costa  Rica.     p.  597-605,  il. 
Moths.     Descriptions  of  new  genera  and  species  of  South  American 

geometrid  moths,     p.  399-557. 
Naiads.     Descriptions  of  two  new  naiads,     p.  393-395,  pi. 
Pyrarnidellida?.     Notes  on  Japanese,  Indopacific,  and  American  pyra- 

midellidae.     p.  321-369,  pi. 
Salamanders.     New  salamander  from  North  Carolina,     p.  559-562,  il. 
Sinopa.     Osteology  of  sinopa,  creodont  mammal  of  middle  eocene. 

p.  203-233,  il.  pi. 
Sturgeons.     Synopsis  of  sturgeons,  acipenseridae,  of  Japan,     p.  397, 

398. 

Nautical   Almanac   Office    (Naval  Observatory,   Equipment   Bureau, 
Navy  Department): 

Note. — The  American  ephemeris  and  nautical  almanac,  in  cloth,  the  Ameri- 
can nautical  almanac  and  the  Pacific  coaster's  nautical  almanac,  in  paper,  are 
sold  by  the  Bureau  of  Equipment  for  $1.00,  30c,  and  15c,  respectively.  The 
Astronomical  papers  prepared  for  use  of  the  American  ephemeris  and  nautical 
almanac  are  sold  at  cost.  The  Bureau  has  no  agents  for  the  sale  of  these  pub- 
lications, and  application  should  be  made  to  the  Bureau  of  Equipment,  Navy 
Department,  direct. 


214  Mat,  1906 

Nautical  Almanac  Office — Continued. 

American  ephemeris  and  nautical   almanac  for  1906.     2d  edition. 
595  p.  il.  maps,  large  8° 

Naval  Affairs  Committee  (House): 

Hearings.     Index   [to]  hearings  and  communications  before  com- 
mittee, 1905-6,  59th  Congress,  1st  session,  1-105.     16  p. 
Same,  1-128.     21  p. 
Hospital  Corps,    Navv.     Report  favoring  H.  12846,    to  reorganize 

corps.     5  p.     (H.  rp.  3699.) 
Military  schools.     Report  favoring  H.  14975,  amending  chapter  863, 
■   v.  31,  Statutes  at  large  [to  loan  naval  equipment  to  certain  mili- 
tary schools,  so  as  to  reduce  number  of  cadets  necessary  to  secure 
loan  of  cutters].     2  p.     (H.  rp.  4556.) 
Navy.     Report  submitting  H.  18750,  making  appropriations  for  naval 
service,  1907.     31  p.  2  tab.     (H.  rp.  3639.) 

Naval  War  College  (Navigation  Bureau,  Navy  Department): 

International  law  topics  and  discussions,  1905.     209  p.  6-19168 

Naval  War  Records  Office  (Navy  Department): 

Official  records  of  Union  and  Confederate  navies  in  War  of  Rebellion; 
series  1,  v.  20.     960  p.  il.  pi.  map.     *  Paper,  75c 
Same.     (H.  doc.  341.)  6-35188 

Navigation  Bureau  (Navy  Department) : 

Note. — For  offices  under  this  bureau,  see  names  of  offices. 
Advice  and  instructions  for  recruits  in  Navy.     14  p.     24° 
Circular  relating  to  appointment  of  warrant  machinists.     1  p.     4° 
Movements  of  vessels,  May.1-31,  1906.     Each  1  p.  4°     [Daily  except 

Sundays  and  holidays.  ] 
Orders  to  officers,  U.  S.  N.,  May  1-31,  1906.     Each  1  p.  4°     [Daily 

except  Sunda3rs  and  holidays.] 

Navy  Department: 

Note. — For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 
Circular  letter  to  chiefs  of  bureaus  and  offices  [requesting  additional 

information  to  be  sent  in  with  efficiency  reports  for  6  months 

ending  June  30,  1906].     1  p.  narrow  12° 
Circular  letter  [to  commandants  of  navy-yards  and  naval  stations 

requiring  that  monthly  reports  be  more  carefully  rilled  out].     1  p. 

narrow  12° 
General  court-martial   order  33-36    [1906];    Mar.  28-Apr.  6,  1906. 

Each  4  p.  12° 

General  order  19-21  [new  series] ;  May  1-5, 1906.     Each  1  p.  12° 
Information  for  candidates  designated  for  competitive  examination 
for  assistant  paymaster  in  Navy,  beginning  June  11,  1906.     1  p. 

4° 

Navv  vard  order  621-625,  employment  of  labor  at  navy  vards:  Apr. 

25-May  22, 1906.     Each  1  p.  narrow  12° 
Special  order  10-14  [new  series] ;  Apr.  21-May  29, 1906.     12° 


May,  1906  215 

Northern  and  Northwestern  Lakes  Survey  (Engineer  Department, 
War  Department): 
Note. — Lake  Survey  charts  may  be  obtained  from  U.  S.  Lake  Survey  Office. 
Detroit,  Mich.,  or  from  U.  S.  Engineer  Office,  Buffalo,  N.  Y.  Payments  must 
be  made  before  charts  are  sent,  and  if  made  by  mail  must  be  by  postal  or 
express  money  order  payable  to  the  order  of  U.  S.  Lake  Survey  Office  if  or- 
dered from  Detroit,  or  to  the  order  of  U.  S.  Engineer  Office  if  ordered  from 
Buffalo.  These  charts  may  also  be  obtained,  for  cash  only,  at  U.  S.  Canal 
Office  at  Sault  Ste.  Marie,  Mich.  They  will  be  sent  by  express,  the  express 
charges  to  be  paid  by  the  purchaser  on  receipt  of  the  charts,  or  free  by  mail 
at  the  purchaser's  risk.  Purchasers  should  indicate,  when  ordering  the  charts, 
whether  they  wish  them  sent  by  express  or  mail.  The  latter  will  be  used 
when  no  choice  is  indicated. 

The  bulletins  and  supplements  of  the  Lake  Survey  may  be  obtained  free 
upon  application  at  U.  S.  Lake  Survey  Office,  Detroit,  Mich.,  and  at  the  engi- 
neer offices  in  Duluth,  Milwaukee,  Chicago,  Grand  Rapids,  Cleveland,  Buffalo, 
and  Oswego. 

Bulletin  16;  to  supplement  information  given  upon  charts  of  Great 

Lakes.     385  p.  it.  maps,  tab.  4° 
Charts — 

Huron,  Lake,  chart  2,  from  Richmondville  to  Au  Sable  Point 

[Mich.]  including  Saginaw  Bav.     Scale  1: 120,000.     29.5  X  44.4 

in.     18c 
Michigan,    Lake,    chart  4,   Chicago    [111.]    to   Kenosha    [Wis.]. 

Scale  1:80,000.     42.3X25.7  in.     15c 
Michigan,  Lake,  chart  6,  South  Haven  to  New  Buffalo  [Mich.]. 

Scale  1 :  80,000.     35.6  X  25.5  in.     15c 

Ordnance  Department  (War  Department): 

Bayonets.  Correspondence  and  reports  relating  to  .adoption  of  16- 
inch  blade  knife  bayonet  for  United  States  magazine  rifle,  model 
of  1903.     p.  75-95. 

Explosives.  Regulations  governing  preparation  of  explosives  for 
transportation.     26  p.  il. 

Intrenchments.  Correspondence  relating  to  adoption  of  intrenching 
tools  for  foot  troops,     p.  143-154. 

Ordnance  orders  6-8  [1906] ;  May  4-23,  1906.     12° 

Report  of  chief  [with  appendixes,  1905].  188  p.  il.  pi.  (War  Dept., 
Reports,  1905,  v.  9;  H.  doc.  2.) 

Rifles.  Test  to  determine  cause  of  loss  in  accuracy  produced  by 
erosion  of  caliber  .30  rifle  barrels,     p.  111-117,  pi. 

Rock  Island  Arsenal.  Estimate  of  appropriation  for  power  plant  at 
arsenal.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  737. ) 

Sights.  Proceedings  of  board  of  officers  convened  by  special  orders 
91,  1905  [War  Department] ,  to  test  sights  for  United  States  maga- 
zine rifle,  model  of  1903.     p.  97-109. 

Pacific  Islands  and  Porto  Rico  Committee  (Senate): 

Hawaii.  Report  favoring  H.  18443,  to  amend  act  to  provide  govern- 
ment for  Hawaii  [relative  to  election  of  Delegate  to  House  of  Rep- 
resentatives]. 2  p.  (S.  rp. 3528. ) 
Honolulu,  Hawaii.  Report  amending  S.  4184,  to  ratify  act  enacted 
bv  Legislature  of  Hawaii  for  construction  of  telephone  system  on 
island  of  Oahu.  3  p.  (S.  rp.  3910.) 
Porto  Rico — 

Report  favoring  S.  5512,  defining  qualifications  of  jurors  in  Porto 
Rico.     2  p.     (S.rp.3474.) 


216  May,  1906 

Pacific  Islands  and  Porto  Rico  Committee — Continued. 
Porto  Rico — Continued. 

Report  favoring  H.  18502,  to  authorize  construction,  extension, 
and  maintenance  of  wharves,  piers,  and  other  structures  on 
lands  underlying  harbor  areas  and  navigable  streams  and 
bodies  of  water  in  or  surrounding  Porto  Rico  and  islands  adja- 
cent thereto.     4  p.     (S.  rp.  3477. ) 

Panama  Railroad  Commissioner,  Special  (War  Department): 

Report  of  Joseph  L.  Bristow,  June  24,  1905.  421  p.  tab.  (Isthmian 
Canal  Commission,  1904-;  S.  doc.  429.)  5-36522/3 

Patent  Office  (Interior  Department): 

Note. — The  Patent  Office  publishes  specifications  and  drawings  of  patents, 
both  in  single  copies  and  monthly  volumes,  the  former  at  5c  and  the  latter 
at  85.00  The  former  are  not  enumerated  in  this  catalogue.  For  certified 
copies  of  patents,  including  specification,  drawing,  certificate,  and  grant,  the 
price  is  80c.  A  variety  of  indexes,  giving  a  complete  view  of  the  work  of  the 
office  from  1790  to  date,  are  published  at  prices  ranging  from  25c  to  $10.00  per 
volume.  The  Rules  of  practice  and  pamphlet  Patent  laws  are  furnished  free. 
The  Patent  Office  issues  coupon  orders  in  packages  of  20  at  81.00  per  package, 
or  in  books  containing  100  coupons  at  85.00  per  book.  One  coupon  will 
procure  a  specification  with  drawings,  and  two  coupons  a  copy  of  the  Official 
gazette.    They  are  good  until  used.    Address  Chief  Clerk,  Patent  Office. 

Estimate  of  appropriation  for  printing  Official  gazette.     3  p.     (H. 

doc.  860.) 
Official  gazette,  May  1-29,  1906;  v.   122,   nos.   1-5.     p.    1-1726,    il. 

large  8°     [Weekly.]     Paper,  10c  single  copy,  $5.00  a  yr. 

Patents  Committee  (House): 

Court  of  patent  appeals.  Arguments  before  committee  [Apr.  25,  May 
2,  1906],  on  H.  12470,  to  establish  court  of  patent  appeals,  [pts. 
1,2]  29  4- 10  p.  6-35156 

Drugs.     Arguments  before  committee,  on  H.  8102,  to  amend  sec.  4886 
and  4887,  Revised  statutes  [as  amended],  relating  to  patents 
[so  as  to  provide  for  patents  on  drugs  only  in  so  far  as  same 
relates  to  definite  process  for  preparation  of  said  drugs],  May 
16,  1906.     34  p. 
Same,  May  17,  1906.     21  p. 
Same,  May  23,  1906.     39  p. 
Horticultural  products — 

Arguments  before  committee  [Mar.  28,  1906],  on  H.  13570,  author- 
izing registration  of  names  of  horticultural  products  and  to  pro- 
tect same.     19  p.  6-35112/2 
Arguments  before  committee  [May  9,  17,  1906],  on  H.  18851,  to 
amend  laws  relating  to  patents  in  interest  of  originators  of  hor- 
ticultural products;  also  letters  and  opinions  on  [bills  relating 
to  other  subjects].     18  p.                                                  6-35178/2 
Music.     Arguments  before  committee,  on  H.  11943,  to  amend  [sec. 
4966],  Revised  statutes,  relating  to  copyrights  [so  as  to  permit 
renting  or  loaning  of  musical  works],  May  2,  1906.     25  p. 
Same,  May  3,  1906.     23  p.  6-18341 
Trade-marks.     Arguments  before  committee,  on  H. 13942,  to  provide 
criminal  remedies  for  willful  forgery  and  utterance  of  registered 
trade-marks  [statement  of  Arthur  Steuart],  May  9,  1906.     14  p. 

Pay  Department  (War  Department): 

Monthly  station  list  of  officers,  May  1,  1906.     5  p. 
Stoppage  circular,  May  15,  1906.    3  p.     [Monthly.] 


May,  1906  217 

Pension  Bureau  (Interior  Department): 

Letters  from  commissioner  of  pensions  and  pension  agent  in  Wash- 
ington City  as  to  accumulation  of  useless  documents  [in  pension 
agencies].     5  p.     (H.  doc.  816.) 

Pensions  Committee  (House): 

Report  amending  H.  19114,  to  extend  provisions  of  act  granting  pen- 
sions to  soldiers  and  sailors  [etc.]  to  18th  and  19th  regiments  of 
Kansas  Volunteer  Cavalry.     5  p.     (H.  rp.  4104.) 

Pensions  Committee  (Senate): 

Military  bounty  lands.     Report  favoring  S.  5924,  to  extend  provisions 

of  bounty-land  laws  to  officers  and  enlisted  men  and  officers  and 

men  of  boat  companies  of  Florida  Seminole  War.     6  p.     (S.  rp. 

3480.) 
Pensions.     Report  amending  S.  2887,  granting  increase  of  pensions 

to  soldiers  and  widows  of  Indian  wars  under  acts  of  Julv  27,  1892, 

and  June  27,  1902.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  3836. ) 

Philippine  Commission  (War  Department): 

Acts  of  commission  [Oct.  21,  1904-Oct.  26,  1905],  1252-1407,  and 
public  resolutions,  etc. ,  Sept.  1904-Oct.  1905.  434  p.  ( War  Dept. , 
Reports,  1905,  v.  14;  H.  doc.  2.)  6-35130 

6th  annual  report,  [Xov.  1904-Oct.]  1905  [with  reports  of  governor- 
general,  departments,  bureau  officers,  1905,  etc.].  4  pts.  896  + 
513  +  420  +  722  p.  il.  pi.  maps.  (War  Dept.,  Reports,  1905,  v. 
10-13;  H.  doc.  2.) 

Extract  from  report  of  commission,  1905,  and  extract  from  report  of 
secretary  of  finance  and  justice,  1905,  relating  to  agricultural 
banks  in  Philippines,  to  accompany  S.  6249.     4  p.     (S.  doc.  454.) 

Plant  Industry  Bureau   ( Agriculture  Department) : 

Circular  9,  2d  revision,  Wild  garlic.  8  p.  il.  [Previous  editions 
issued  by  Botany  Division.] 

Post-Office  and  Post=Roads  Committee  (House): 

Mail  matter.  S.  [J.]  R.  54,  authorizing  change  in  weighing  mails  in 
4th  section,  hearings  before  committee,  Mav  24, 1906.     41  p. 

6-35136/3 

Post-check  bill,  H.  7053,  and  [bill  authorizing]  postal  notes,  hearings 

before  committee,  Apr.  25,  May  23, 1906.     73  p.  6-35125/2 

Post-Office  Department : 

Note. — For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 

Domestic  and  foreign  mail  matter,  classification,  conditions,  rates  of 
postage.     2d  edition.     40  p.  il.  small  4° 

Estimate  of  appropriation  for  file  cases  for  Appointment  [Appoint- 
ments] Division.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  767. ) 

Papers  in  claim  of  John  N.  Newkirk.     23  p.     (H.  doc.  815. ) 

Schedule  of  papers  not  needed  in  transaction  of  public  business. 
4  p.     (H.  doc.  740.) 

United  States  official  postal  guide,  2d  series,  v.  28,  no.  5;  May,  1906. 
52  p.  12°     [Monthly.]     Paper,  $2.00  a  yr. 

Note. — No.  1,  January  for  each  year,  is  what  is  usually  known  as  the  Postal 
guide,  nos.  2-12  being  additions  and  corrections.  Sold  by  the  printers,  J.  B. 
Lyon  Company,  Beaver  and  Daniel  streets,  Albany. 

Post=Offices  and  Post=Roads  Committee  (Senate): 

2d-class  mail  matter,  letter  of  Postmaster-General  to  chairman  of  com- 
mittee.    3  p. 


218  May,  1906 

President  of  United  States : 

Burns,  Harry  E.  Executive  order  [authorizing  appointment  of 
Burns].     1  p.  f° 

California — 

Executive  order  [temporarily  transferring  land  office  at  San  Fran- 
cisco to  Oakland,  Cal.].  1  p.  f° 
Message  recommending  passage  by  Congress  of  resolution  express- 
ing our  appreciation  of  evidences  of  sympathy  shown  by  for- 
eign individuals,  corporations,  municipalities,  and  governments 
with  reference  to  disaster  at  San  Francisco.  2  p.  (S.  doc. 
427.) 

Cleven,  0.  Louis.  Executive  order  [authorizing  appointment  of 
Cleven].     1  p.  f° 

Colorado.  Executive  order  [revoking  order  of  Nov.  18,  1905,  direct- 
ing discontinuance  of  Bent  land  district].     1  p.  f° 

Crow  Reservation,  Mont.  Opening  of  ceded  portion  of  reservation, 
proclamation.     5  p.  f° 

Florida.  Executive  order  [abolishing  office  of  survevor  general  of 
Florida  after  June  30,  1906].     1  p.  f° 

Forest  reservations — 

Fillmore  forest  reserve,  Utah,  proclamation.     1  p.  map,  f°. 
Ruby  Mountains  forest  reserve,  New,  proclamation.    1  p.  map,  f° 
Uinta  forest  reserve,   Utah  and  Wyo.,  4th  proclamation.     1  p. 

map,  f° 
Weiser  forest  reserve,  Idaho,  2d  proclamation.     1  p.  map,  f° 
Wichita  forest  reserve,  Okla.,  2d  proclamation.     1  p.  map,  f° 

Historical  documents.  Executive  order  [authorizing  transfer  of  cer- 
tain historical  archives  from  State  Department  to  Library  of 
Congress].     1  p.  f° 

Jamestown  celebration,  proclamation.     1  p.  f° 

Juneau,  Alaska.  Executive  order  [making  reservation  of  land  in 
Juneau  for  educational  purposes].     1  p.  f° 

Kratz,  Mrs.  M.  C.  Executive  order  [authorizing  reinstatement  of 
Mrs.  Kratz].     1  p.  f° 

Naval  Academy.  Letter  to  accompany  draft  of  bill  authorizing  reap- 
pointment of  [Worth  W.  Foster,  George  H.  Melvin,  and  Richard 
L.  De  Saussure],  recently  dismissed  from  academy  for  hazing. 
2  p.     (S.  doc.  425.) 

Petroleum.  Message  transmitting  report  by  commissioner  of  corpo- 
rations on  transportation  and  freight  rates  in  connection  with  oil 
industry  [with  summary  of  report].     49  p.     (S.  doc.  428.) 

6-35140/5 

Secretary  of  War.  Executive  order  [authorizing  military  secretary 
to  perform  duties  of  Secretary  of  War  during  illness  or  absence  of 
Secretary  and  assistant  Secretary  of  War,  and  authorizing  chief 
of  staff  to  perform  said  duties  when  military  secretary  is  also 
absent].     1  p.  f" 

Shafer,  George  M.  Executive  order  [authorizing  appointment  of 
Shafer].     1  p.  f° 

Steamboats.  Message  returning  S.  5514  [to  amend  sec.  4472,  Re- 
vised statutes,  relating  to  carrying  of  dangerous  articles  on  pas- 
senger steamers]  without  approval.     1  p.     (S.  doc.  440.) 

Valencia,  steamer.  Wreck  of  steamer,  report  of  Federal  Commission 
of  Investigation.     53  p.  pi.  map. 

Wilson,  William.  Message  returning  S.  3454,  granting  increase  of 
pension  to  Wilson,  without  approval.     1  p.     (S.  doc.  448.) 


May,  1906  219 

Printing  Investigation  Commission  (Congress): 

Surplus  copies  of  Departmental  editions  of  Government  publications, 
as  shown  in  appendix  to  report  of  commission,  1906.     32  p. 

6-35142/2 

Private  Land  Claims  Committee  (House): 

Report  amending  S.  1697,  confirming  to  certain  claimants  portions  of 
lands  known  as  Fort  Clinch  Reservation,  Fla.  14  p.  (H.  rp. 
4445.) 

Public  Buildings  and  Grounds  Office    (Engineer  Department,  War 
Department): 
Estimate  of  appropriation  for  repairs  in  Judiciary  Park  [D.  C.].     3  p. 
(H.  doc.  794.) 

Public  Health  and  Marine=HospitaI  Service  (Treasury  Department): 

Note.— For  divisions  under  this  service,  see  names  of  divisions. 
Estimate  of  reappropriation  for  leprosy  hospital,  Hawaii.     2  p.     (H. 

doc.  735. ) 
Public  health  reports,  v.  21,  nos.  18-21;  May  4-25,  1906.     p.  437-568. 

[Weekly.] 

Note.— This  publication  is  for  gratuitous  distribution,  but  the  edition  is 
limited,  and  the  document  is  intended  only  for  health  officers  and  other  per- 
sons interested  in  sanitary  affairs.  To  obtain  it  application  should  be  made 
to  the  Surgeon-General  of  the  Public  Health  and  Marine-Hospital  Service, 
Treasury  Department. 

Public  Lands  Committee  (House): 

Arkansas.  Report  amending  H.  5979,  to  grant  36th  section  of  public 
lands  in  each  township  to  Arkansas  for  school  purposes;  with 
views  of  minority.     8  p.     (H.  rp.  3707.) 

California.  Report  favoring  S.  1031,  granting  to  California  5  per 
centum  of  proceeds  of  cash  sales  of  public  lands.  3  p.  (H.  rp. 
4100.) 

Mena,  Ark.  Report  favoring  H.  18529,  to  authorize  sale  of  certain 
lands  to  Mena.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  4257.) 

Otoe  and  Missouria  Reservation.  Report  amending  H.  5351,  for  ad- 
justment of  certain  sales  of  lands  in  late  reservation  of  confeder- 
ated Otoe  and  Missouria  Indians  in  Kansas  and  Nebraska;  with 
views  of  minority.     18  p.     (H.  rp.  3936.) 

States.  Settlement  of  accounts  relative  to  disposition  of  public  lands, 
etc.,  [hearing  before]  committee  [May  2,  9,  1906,  on  H.  3133  and 
other  bills].     21  p.  6-35153/2 

Swamp  lands.  Swamp-land  grants,  etc.,  [statement  of  Isaac  R.  Hitt 
before]  committee,  Apr.  27,  1906  [on  H.  8762].     23  p.        6-35154 

Public  Lands  Committee  (Senate): 

Alaska.     Report  amending  by  substitute  H.  17415,  to  amend  act  to 

amend  act  to  extend  coal-land   laws   to  Alaska.     2  p.     (S.  rp. 

3806. ) 
Antiquities.     Report  favoring  S.  4698,  for  preservation  of  American 

•antiquities.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  3797.) 
Beaver  Lodge,  I.  O.  O.  F.,  Ekalaka,  Mont.     Report  favoring  S.  6165, 

granting  to  lodge  land  for  public  cemetery  purposes.     2  p.     (S.  rp. 

3617.) 
Canyon,   Colo.     Report  amending  H.   4546,  ceding   to  Canon  City 

certain  lands  for  park  purposes.     2  p.      (S.  rp.  3798. ) 
Forest  reservations.     Report  amending  H.  17576,  for  entry  of  agricul- 
tural lands  within  forest  reserves,  as  substitute  for  S.  5222.     3  p. 

(S.  rp.  3291.) 


220  May,  1906 

Public  Lands  Committee  (Senate) — Continued. 

Fruita,  Colo.     Report  amending  S.  4400,  to  grant  certain  lands  to 

Fruita.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  3620.) 
Louisiana.     Report  favoring  H.  16307,  to  have  surveymadeof  unsur- 

veyed  public  lands  in  Louisiana.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  3618.) 
Nebraska.     Report  favoring  H.  17411,  for  resurvey  of  certain  town- 
ships in  Nebraska.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  3619.) 
Pensacola,  Fla.     Report  amending  S.  360,  to  relinquish  interest  of 

United  States  in  and  to  certain  land  in  Pensacola  to  Edwin  P. 

Allen  in  trust  for  Catholic  congregation  of  Pensacola.     3  p.     (S. 

rp.  3111.) 
Shaw,  Fort.     Report  favoring  H.  17114,  for  disposition  under  public 

land  laws  of  lands  in  Fort  Shaw  military  reservation,  Mont.     5  p. 

(S.  rp.  3616.) 
Trees.     Report  favoring  H.   16672,  to  punish  cutting,  chipping,  or 

boxing  of  trees  on  public  lands.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  3795. ) 
Washington  State.     Report  amending  H.  17127,  for  subdivision  and 

sale  of  lands  in  Washington.     6  p.       ( S.  rp.  3478. ) 
Wilkins,  James.     Report  favoring  S.    5418,    relinquishing  title   of 

United  States  to  certain  land  in  Pensacola,  Fla.,  to  Wilkins.     2  p. 

(S.rp.  3112.) 
Yellowstone   National  Park.     Report  favoring  H.  14410,  to  amend 

act  concerning  leases  in  park.     2  p.      (S.  rp.  3732. ) 

Public  Roads  Office  (Agriculture  Department): 
Circular — 

43,  Public  roads  of  Iowa,  mileage  and  expenditures  in  1904.     3  p. 

44,  Public  roads  of  Virginia,  mileage  and  expenditures  in  1904. 
4  p. 

45,  Public  roads  of  North  Carolina,  mileage  and  expenditures  in 
1904.     4  p. 

Publications  Division  (Agriculture  Department): 

Monthly  list  of  publications  [of  Agriculture  Department],  Apr.  30, 
1906.     4  p. 
Same,  [for  foreign  distribution]. 
Publications  of  Department  of  Agriculture  for  sale  by  superintendent 
of  documents;  corrected  to  Mar.  1,  1906.     74  p. 

Quartermaster's  Department  (War  Department): 

Alcantara,  Cornelio.  Estimate  of  appropriation  for  relief  of  Alcan- 
tara.    2  p.     (H.  doc.  764.) 

Barnes,  Warner,  &  Co.,  Limited.  Estimate  of  appropriation  for  relief 
of  Barnes  &  Co.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  792. ) 

California.  Estimate  of  appropriation  for  construction  and  repair  of 
hospitals  at  San  Francisco.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  788.) 

Carman,  D.  M.  Estimate  of  appropriation  for  relief  of  Carman.  2  p. 
(H.  doc.  840.) 

Castro,  Luisa  de.  Estimate  of  appropriation  for  relief  of  de  Castro 
[and  others].     2  p.     (H.  doc.  775.) 

Cebu  Island.  Estimate  of  appropriation  for  return  of  certain  funds 
to  citizens  of  island.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  777.) 

Celis,  Manuel  de,  and  others.  Estimate  of  appropriation  for  pay- 
ment of  claims  [of  de  Celis  and  others]  for  rent  of  houses  in 
Philippines.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  784.) 

Circular  13-16  [1906] ;  May  25-29,  1906.     12° 


May,  1906  221 

Quartermaster's  Department — Continued. 

Evangelista,  Pedro.     Estimate  of  appropriation  for  relief  of  Evange- 

lista  and  brothers.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  776. ) 
Jose,  Maria,  and  others.     Estimate  of  appropriation  for  claims  [of 

Maria  Jose  and  others]    for  rent   and  damages  in   Philippine 

Islands.     3  p.     (H.  doc.  791.) 
Myer,  Fort,  Va.     Specifications  for  hot-water  heating  isolation  hos- 
pital at  fort.     11  p.  12° 

Officers.  Roster  showing  stations  and  duties  of  officers,  May  1, 1906. 
14  p.     [Monthly.] 

Revere,  Fort,  Mass.  Specifications  for  hot-water  heating  addition  to 
post  hospital  at  fort.     7  p.  12° 

Santiago,  Justa.  Estimate  of  appropriation  for  payment  of  claim  of 
Ponciano  Tionson,  executor  of  Santiago.     2  p.      (H.  doc.  733. ) 

Railway  Mail  Service  (Post-Office  Department): 

Daily  bulletin  of  orders  affecting  postal  service,  v.  27,  nos.  7977- 
8002a;  May  1-31, 1906.     f°     [Daily  except  Sundays  and  holidays.] 

Rivers  and  Harbors  Committee  (House) : 

Columbia  River,  Wash,  and  Oreg.     11  p.     (Doc.  3. ) 
Coosa  River,  Ala.     Report  submitting  H.  19473,  authorizing  use  of 
waters  in  river  at  lock  4,  as  substitute  for  H.  13300.     2  p.     (H.  rp. 
4275.) 
Delaware  River,   [hearing  before]  committee,  Jan.  12, 1906  [on  im- 
provement of  river  below  Philadelphia].     55  p. 
Lake  County,  Ind. — 

Report  favoring  H.  J.  R.  134,  authorizing  construction  of  wharves, 
piers,  and  other  structures  in  Lake  Michigan  adjoining  certain 
lands  in  county.  2  p.  (H.  rp.  3873.) 
Report  favoring  H.  J.  R.  162,  authorizing  construction  of  wharves, 
piers,  and  other  structures  in  Lake  Michigan  adjoining  ceitain 
lands  in  county.  2  p.  (H.  rp.  4447.) 
Niagara  Falls — 

Industrial  value  of  falls.     7  p.     (Doc  4. ) 

Niagara  Falls  [hearings  before  committee,  Apr.  12-May  8, 1906,  on 
H.  18024,  for  control  and  regulation  of  waters  of  Niagara  River 
and  preservation  of  Niagara  Falls] .     p.  1-258. 

Rules  Committee  (House): 

Report  submitting  H.  R.  542,  that  House  nonconcur  in  Senate  amend- 
ments to  H.  12987,  to  amend  act  to  regulate  commerce  and  acts 
amendatory,  and  to  enlarge  powers  of  Interstate  Commerce  Com- 
mission, and  ask  for  conference,  as  substitute  for  H.  R.  537.  1  p. 
(H.rp.4428.) 

Senate: 

Note. — See  also  names  of  committees. 
Answer  of  Osteopathic  Association  of  District  of  Columbia  to  Senate 
document  436,  Medical  educational  standards.    16  p.    (S.  doc.  445. ) 

6-35131 
Letter  from  C.  Henry  Hunter,  relating  to  type  of  canal  to  be  con- 
structed at  Panama.  10  p.  (S.  doc.  456. ) 
Medical  educational  standards,  memorial  of  Medical  Society  of  Dis- 
trict of  Columbia,  protesting  against  S.  5221 ,  to  regulate  practice  of 
osteopathy,  to  license  osteopathic  physicians,  and  to  punish  per- 
sons violating  provisions  thereof  in  District.     6  p.     (S.  doc.  436.) 

6-35133 


222  May,  1906 

Senate — Continued. 

Proceedings  of  annual  meeting  of  Association  of  Naval  Militia  of 
United  States,  Washington,  D.  C,  Dec.  12  [and  13],  1905,  accom- 
panied by  bills  pending  before  Congress  on  naval  militia  and  naval 
reserve.     67  p.     (S.  doc.  435.)  6-35144/2 

Statement  of  Chauncey  R.  Burr,  relating  to  Chinese  boycott  or 
change  of  exclusion  clause  of  Chinese  treaty.     7  p.     (S.  doc.  449.) 

6-35134 

Statement  of  facts  relative  to  salaries  paid  to  justices  of  the  peace  in 
District  of  Columbia.     4  p.     (S.  doc.  423. ) 

Statement  showing  number,  residence,  and  age  of  officers  affected  by 
S.  2162,  to  create  volunteer  retired  list  [for]  certain  officers  of 
Civil  War;  also  amount  of  money  involved.     6  p.     (S.  doc.  430.) 

Signal  Office  (War  Department): 

Estimate  of  appropriation  for  replacement  of  signal  stores  destroyed 
at  Seattle.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  790. ) 

Orders  9,  10  [1906];  May  1,  16,  1906.     12°     [Semimonthly.] 
Soils  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department): 

Auburn,  N.  Y.     Soil  survey  of  Auburn  area.     28  p.  il.  map. 

Circular  18,  Wire-basket  method  for  determining  manurial  require- 
ments of  soils.     6  p.  il.  Agr  6-957/3 

Crystalsprings,  Miss.  Soil  survey  of  Crystalsprings  area.  23  p.  il. 
map. 

Garden,  Kans.     Soil  survey  of  Garden  City  area.     33  p.  il.  map. 

Munising,  Mich.     Soil  survey  of  Munising  area.     25  p.  il.  map. 

Publications.  List  of  publications  of  bureau.  Edition  of  Mar.  1906. 
21  p. 

Report  of  chief,  1905.     p.  239-272,  il. 

San  Bernardino  Valley,  Cal.     Soil  survey  of  valley.     41  p.  il.  map. 

Yuma,  Ariz.     Soil  survey  of  Yuma,  Ariz.-Cal.     27  p.  il.  maps. 
Spanish  Treaty  Claims  Commission: 

Estimate  of  appropriation  for  payment  of  award  in  favor  of  J.  R. 
Sowers,  administrator  of  John  A.  Sowers.     1  p.     (H.  doc.  817.) 

Standards  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

International  metric  system  of  weights  and  measures.  15  p.  il. 
large  8°  6-35165 

State  Department: 

Note.— The  State  Department  distributes  its  publications  gratuitously.  For 
bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 

Convention  between  United  States  and  Roumania  for  reciprocal  pro- 
tection of  trade-marks,  signed  Bucharest,  Mar.  31,  1906.  2  p. 
(Confidential;  [Senate]  executive  H.)  [Injunction  of  secrecy 
removed  May  4,  1906.] 

Note.— The  series  of  documents  to  which  this  belongs  is  printed  in  confidence 
for  the  use  of  the  Senate,  and  is  inaccessible  to  other  persons  unless,  as  in  this 
instance,  the  Senate  removes  the  injunction  of  secrecy. 

Copyright  convention  between  United  States  and  Japan,  signed  To- 
kio,  Nov.  10,  1905,  proclaimed  May  17,  1906.     2  p. 

Diplomatic  and  consular  service  of  United  States;  corrected  to  May 
18,  1906.     67  p. 

Diplomatic  list,  May,  1906.     13  p.  24°     [Monthly.] 

Letter  from  Erench  ambassador,  making  complaint  as  to  sale  of  cer- 
tain documents  at  port  of  Georgetown,  D.  C.     2  p.     ( H.  doc.  800. ) 


May,  1906  223 

Statistics  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department): 

Crop  reporter,  v.  8,  no.  1;   May,  1906.     p.  1-8,  4°     [Monthly.] 

Statistics  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department) : 

Note. — The  Bureau  furnishes  its  publications  gratuitously  to  those  who 
apply  for  them. 

Bulletin  10,  series  1905-06,  Exports  of  domestic  breadstuffs,  provisions, 

cotton,  and  mineral  oils,  Apr.  1906.     12  p.  4°     [Monthly.] 
Imports  and  exports — 

Advance  sheets  from  Monthly  summary  of  commerce  and  finance, 
showing  details  of  imports  and  exports  bv  articles  and  countries 
for  Apr.  1906.     72  p.  4° 
Schedule  A,  classification  of  commodities  for  monthly  statements 

of  imported  commodities.     16  p. 
Schedule  C,  classification  of  foreign  countries  and  dependencies 
for  statements  of  imports,  exports,  and  tonnage  movement  in 
foreign  trade  of  United  States.     10  p. 
Schedule   E,    classification    of    merchandise  for    quarter-yearly 
statements  of  imports  entered  for  consumption,  with  rates  of 
duty.     75  p. 
Total  values  of  imports  and  exports  of  United  States,  Apr.  1906. 
[2]  p.  4°     [Monthly.] 
Internal   commerce.     Monthlv  summary  of  internal   commerce   of 

United  States,  Mar.  [1904-]06.     p.  83-124,  4° 
Monthlv  summarv  of  commerce  and  finance  of  United  States,  Mar. 
1906;  no.  9,  series  1905-06.     p.  2617-2826,  4° 
Same.     (H.  doc.  15,  pt,  9.) 
Steam  Engineering  Bureau  (Navy  Department): 

Copper  alloys  [and  purposes  for  which  they  will  be  used].     1  p. 
narrow  8° 

Steamboat  Inspection  Service  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 
List  of  masters,   mates,  pilots,   and  engineers  of  merchant  steam, 

motor,  and  sail  vessels,  licensed  during  year  ended  Dec.  31,  1905. 

127  p. 
Pilot  rules  for  rivers  whose  waters  flow  into  Gulf  of  Mexico  and  their 

tributaries,  except  Mississippi  River  below  New  Orleans,  and  for 

Red  River  of  the  North.     Edition,  June  30,  1906.     16  p. 

Subsistence  Department  (War  Department): 
Circular  2  [1906] ;  Apr.  28,  1906.     1  p.  12° 
[Reduction  in  deficiency]  estimate  for  subsistence  of  Army.     4  p. 

(H.  doc.  857.) 
Roster  [of  officers],  May  1,  1906.     3  p.     [Monthly.] 
Territories  Committee  (House): 
Alaska — 

Fisheries  in  Alaska,  hearings  before  committee,  Feb.  16,  1906  [on 
H.  13543,  for  protection  and  regulation  of  fisheries  in  Alaska]. 
19  p.  6-10415 

Prohibiting  aliens  from  fishing  in  waters  of  Alaska,  hearings 
before -committee  [on  H.  108501,  statement  of  F.  W.  Cushman, 
Feb.  12,  1906.     10  p.  6-10414 

Railroads  in  Alaska,  hearings  before  committee  [Jan.  9-Mar.  1, 
1906].     179  p.  map.  6-10840 


224  May,  1906 

Territories  Committee  (House) — Continued. 
Alaska — Continued. 

Report  favoring  H.  17510,  for  reconnoissance  and  preliminary 
survey  of  land  route  for  mail  and  pack  trail  from  navigable 
waters  of  Tanana  River  to  Seward  Peninsula.  3  p.  (H.  rp. 
3875.) 
Report  favoring  S.  J.  R.  59,  relative  to  appropriation  for  native 
schools  and  reindeer  enterprise  in  Alaska.  2  p.  (H.  rp. 
4407. ) 
Alaska  Central  Railway.     Report  favoring  H.  19037,  to  extend  time 

for  completion  of  railway.     3  p.     (H.  rp.  3926.) 
Alaska  Railroad.     Report  favoring  H.  18891,  [to  incorporate  com- 
pany and]  to  aid  in  construction  of  railroad  and  telegraph  and 
telephone  line  in  Alaska;  with  views  of  minority.     19  p.     (H. 
rp.  3874. ) 

Hawaii — 

Hearing  before  committee  [Feb.  6-9,  1906],  on  revenues  in 
Hawaii.     72  p.  6-35120/2 

Report  favoring  S.  5513,  for  disposition  of  certain  property  in 
Hawaii.     5  p.     (H.  rp.  3702.) 

Report  favoring  H.  18443,  to  amend  act  to  provide  government 
for  Hawaii  [relative  to  election  of  Delegate  to  House  of  Repre- 
sentatives].    2  p.     (H.  rp.  3704.) 

Honolulu,  Hawaii — 

Report  amending  H.  13392,  to  ratify  act  of  Legislature  of  Hawaii 
to  authorize  telephone  system  on  island  of  Oahu.  2  p.  (H. 
rp.  4001.) 
Telephone  line  in  Hawaii,  statement  of  A.  B.  Browne  [before 
committee,  Apr.  2,  1906,  on  H.  13392,  to  ratify  act  of  Legisla- 
ture of  Hawaii  to  authorize  telephone  system  on  island  of 
Oahu].  3  p. 
Oklahoma — 

Hearing  on  prohibition  in  proposed  State  of  Oklahoma,  before 
committee  [Dec.  13,  15,  1905].     87  p.  6-13480 

Report  favoring  H.  11787,  ratifying  act  for  additional  buildings 
for  Northwestern  Normal  School,  Alva,  passed  by  Legislative 
Assembly  of  Oklahoma.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  3711.) 
Report  favoring  H.  17981,  to  ratify  act  of  Legislative  Assembly  of 
Oklahoma  authorizing  board  of  county  commissioners  of  Kay 
County  to  change  course  of  Spring  Creek.     1  p.     ( H.  rp.  3929. ) 
Oklahoma  University.     Report  favoring  H.  17431,  granting  to  Uni- 
versity of  Oklahoma  sec.  36,  in  township  9  north  of  range  3  west 
of  Indian  meridian,  in  Cleveland  County,  Okla. ,  as  substitute  for 
H.  11589.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  3713.) 
Oklahoma  University  Preparatory  School.     Report  favoring  H.  17186, 
granting  to  Oklahoma  for  use  of  school  sec.  33,  in  township  26 
north  of  range  1  west  of  Indian  meridian,  in  Kay  County,  as  sub- 
stitute for  H.  11588.     2  p.      (H.  rp.  3712.) 
Public  lands.     Condemnation  of  land  for  public  purposes  in  Territo- 
ries, statement  of  Henry  E.  Asp  [before  committee,  Jan.  31,  1906, 
on  H.  10706].     6  p. 
Shawnee,  Okla.     Report  favoring  H.  18850,  donating  lands  in  Okla- 
homa for  educational  purposes,  as  substitute  for  H.  9014.     2  p. 
(H.  rp.  3714.) 
Shot-guns.     Automatic  shotgun,  [hearing  before]  committee,  Mar.  29, 
1906  [on  H.  11949,  to  prohibit  use  of  automatic  shotgun  in  hunt- 
ing in  Territories].     29  p. 


May,  1906  225 

Territories  Committee  (Senate) : 

Alaska  Central  Railway.  Eeport  amending  S.  5901,  to  extend  time 
for  completion  of  railway.     3  p.     (S.  rp.  3461.) 

Alaska  Railroad.  Railroad  and  telegraph  and  telephone  line  in  Alaska 
[hearings  before  committee,  Jan.  27,  Feb.  2,  1906,  on  S.  191,  to 
incorporate  company  and  aid  in  construction  of  railroad  and  tele- 
graph and  telephone  line  in  Alaska] .     69  p.  map. 

Treasurer  of  United  States  (Treasury  Department): 

Estimate  of  appropriation  for  increase  of  clerical  force.     2  p.     ( H. 

doc.  736. ) 
Monthly  statement,  paper  currency  of  each  denomination  outstand- 
ing Apr.  30,  1906.     1  p.  oblong  24° 
Same,  May  31,  1906.     1  p.  oblong  24° 

Treasury  Department: 

Note. — For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 
Coins.     Estimate  of  deficiency  appropriation   for  transportation  of 

minor  coins.     1  p.     (H.  doc.  763.) 
Debt.     Statement  of  public  debt  and  cash  in  Treasury,  Apr.  1906. 

1  p.  f°     [Monthly.] 
Navigation.     Estimate  of  appropriation  for  revenue  steamer  for  re- 
moval of  derelicts   [and  other  floating  dangers  to  navigation]. 

1  p.     (H.  doc.  795.) 
New  York  City.     Letter  recommending  construction  of  new  assay 

office  at  New  York.     1  p.     (H.  doc.  793.) 
Notaries  public.    Additional  list  of  customs  notaries.    4  p.  4°    ( Dept. 

circular  45,  1906. ) 
Public  property.     List  of  properties  belonging  to  United  States,  with 

recommendation  as  to  their  sale.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  823.) 
Quarantine.     Amendment  to  quarantine  regulations,  inspection.    1  p. 

4°     (Dept.  circular  44,  1906.) 
Rent — 

Statement  of  rents  collected  from  property  in  square  143,  Wash- 
ington, D.  C.     1  p.     (H.  doc.  802. ) 

Statement  of  rents  received  from  property  in  square  324,  Wash- 
ington, D.  C.     1  p.     (H.  doc.  803.) 
San  Francisco,  Gal.     Estimate  of  appropriation  for  land  and  building 

for  subtreasury  at  San  Francisco.     2  p.     ( H.  doc.  814. ) 
Shanghai,  China.     Response  to  inquiry  as  to  accounts  of  postal  agent 

at  Shanghai  and  consul  at  Tientsin,  China.      171  p.      (H.  doc. 

704.) 
Spanish  Treaty  Claims  Commission.     Record  of  award  of  commis- 
sion in  claim  of  Ricardo  de  Ruiz  [requiring  appropriation].     1  p. 

(H.  doc.  850.) 
Treasury  decisions  under  tariff,  internal  revenue,  and  other  laws, 

weekly,  v.  11,  nos.  18-22;  May  3-31,  1906. 

War  Department: 

Note. — For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 
California — 

Estimate  of  deficiency  appropriation  for  replacing  military  stores 

destroyed  at  San  Francisco.     7  p.     ( H.  doc.  734.) 
Letter  in  respect  to  situation  as  to  armv  supplies  at  San  Francisco. 
15  p.      (H.  doc.  781.) 

Cameron,  George  H.     Request  for  credit  in  settlement  of  accounts 
of  Cameron.     2  p.      (H.  doc.  810. ) 


226  May,  1906 

War  Department — Continued. 

Circular  27,28  [1906];  May  1,  7,  1906.     12° 
Circular — 

G,  1906,  Circular  [containing  regulations  concerning  printing  and 

publication].     8  p.  il.  12° 
H,    1906,   Circular  [promulgating   Executive  order  authorizing 
military  secretary  to  perform  duties  of  Secretary  of  War  dur- 
ing illness  or  absence  of  Secretary  and  assistant  Secretary  of 
War,  and  authorizing  chief  'of  staff  to  perform  said  duties  when 
military  secretary  is  also  absent].     1  p.  12° 
Drill.     Infantry  drill  regulations,  revised  1904,  to  include  School  of 
the  squad,     p.  9-60,  243-245,  il.  small  4°     [Portion  of  Infantry  drill 
regulations,  1904,  reprinted,  with  additions,  for  use  of  cavalry.] 
Ely,  Frank  D.     Letter  recommending  legislation  for  relief  of  Ely. 

2  p.     (H.  doc.  811.) 
General  orders  83-99  [1906] ;  May  2-28,  1906.     12° 
Panama  Canal.     Correspondence  on  subject  of  purchase  of  steel 
dredges  for  canal.     16  p.     (S.  doc.  444.)  6-35162/2 

Papers.     Draft  of  proposed  law  for  destruction  of  useless  documents 

[in  Executive  Departments].     7  p.     (H.  doc.  798.) 
Philippine  Islands — 

Form  of  concurrent  resolution  for  printing  gazetteer  of  islands  re- 
vised to  Jan.  1,  1906.  4  p.  (S.  doc.  461.) 
Letter  from  Charles  A.  Conant  and  Jeremiah  W.  Jenks,  with 
cablegrams  from  governor-general  of  islands,  in  regard  to 
S.  6243  [to  amend  act  to  establish  standard  of  value  and  to 
provide  for  coinage  system  in  islands].  5  p.  (S.  doc.  453. ) 
Reports — 

Annual  reports,  1905;  v.  9,  report  of  chief  of  ordnance.      [See 
Ordnance  Department.] 
Same;  v.  10-13,  [6th  annual]  report  of  Philippine  Commission. 

[See  Philippine  Commission.] 
Same;  v.  14,  acts  of  Philippine  Commission.     [See  Philippine 
Commission.] 
Special  orders  104-129  [1906] ;  May  1-31,  1906.     12°     [Daily  except 
Sundays  and  holidays.  ] 

Ways  and  Means  Committee  (House): 

Alcohol.     Free  alcohol,  hearings  before  committee,  Feb.  7-Mar.  2, 
1906    [on  bills  relating  to  free  alcohol  in  arts  and  manufac- 
tures].   1st  [edition].     7  [pts.]  423  p. 
Same.     3d  edition.     439  p.  6-35135/3 

Customs  Service.  Customs  administrative  act  [and]  licensing  of 
custom-house  brokers,  report  of  hearings  before  committee  [Feb. 
23-Mar.  2,  1906,  on]  H.  7113,  15267,  7115.     110  p.  6-35173/3 

Liquor  tax  laws,  hearings  before  subcommittee  on  internal  revenue 
[Feb.  3,  1906,  on  bills  concerning]  shipment  of  liquor  C.  O.  D., 
publication  of  lists  of  special-tax  stamp  holders,  prohibiting  issu- 
ance of  special-tax  stamps  in  prohibition  communities.     86  p. 

6-18056 

Negotiable  paper.  Report  favoring  S.  5811,  to  amend  sec.  3646,  Re- 
vised statutes,  as  amended  [relative  to  issue  of  duplicate  checks 
bv  disbursing  officers,  so  as  not  to  include  warrants].  1  p.  (H. 
rp.  4435.) 


May,  1906  227 

Ways  and  Means  Committee — Continued. 

Salt  Lake,  Utah.     Report  favoring  S.  3263,  to  amend  act  to  establish 
port  of  delivery  at  Salt  Lake  [so  as  to  fix  salary  of  surveyor  of 
customs].     1  p.     (H.  rp.  4434.) 
Texas — 

Port  Arthur  [Tex.]  port  of  entrv,  hearings  before  committee,  on 
H.  10715,  Apr.  [4]-May  [22]",  1906.     129  p.  6-35127/3 

Report  amending  H.  10715,  to  establish  additional  collection  dis- 
trict in  Texas.     3  p.     (H.  rp.  4555.) 
Wine — 

Fortified  sweet  wine,  hearing  before  committee  [Mar.  12,  1906], 

on  H.  15266,  to  amend  laws  relating  to  fortification  of  pure 

sweet  wines.     19  p.  6-35108 

Pure  wine,  hearing  before  committee,  on  H.  12868,  Feb.  1,  1906. 

60  p.  6-35109 

Weather  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department): 

Note. — For  these  publications  application  should  be  made  to  the  Chief  of 
the  Weather  Bureau. 

National  weekly  weather  bulletin,  May  7-28,  1906;  bos.  8-11  [1906]. 

24  X  19  in.   [Weekly  Apr.-Sept.,  monthly  remainder  of  year.] 
Weather  map,  May  1-31,  1906.     19  X  24  in.     [Daily.] 

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GOVERNMENT  PRINTING  OFFICE 

Superintendent  of  Documents 


No.  138 


JUNE 


"1906 


Catalogue 


of 


United  States  Public  Documents 


WASHINGTON 

GOVERNMENT  PRINTING  OFFICE 

1906 


Abbreviations 


Academy acad. 

Agricultural agric. 

Amendments amdts. 

American Anier. 

Appendix app. 

Association assoc. 

Board bd. 

College coll. 

Commission comn. 

Committee com. 

Congress Cong. 

Consular cons. 

Department  dept. 

Document doc. 

Executive ex. 

Exposition expos. 

Facsimile,  facsimiles facsim. 

Folio f» 

General gen. 

Geologic geol. 

Government Govt. 

Historical hist. 

House  bill H. 

House  concurrent  resolution H.C.  R. 

House  document H.  doc. 

House  joint  resolution H.  J.  R. 

House  report H.rp. 

House  resolution  (simple) H.  R. 

Illustrated,  illustration,  illustrations  ...il. 

Inch,  inches in. 

Institute,  institution inst. 

Latitude lat. 

Leaf,  leaves 1 . 

Library L. 

Longitude long. 


Mile,  miles m. 

Miscellaneous misc. 

Nautical naut. 

Number,  numbers ncj,  noe. 

Octavo 8° 

Page,  pages p. 

Part,  parts pt.,  pts. 

Plate,  plates pi. 

Portrait,  portraits por. 

Public pub. 

Quarto 4» 

Rail  way ry. 

Report rp. 

Resolution  res. 

Secretary secy. 

Section,  sections sec. 

Senate  bill S. 

Senate  concurrent  resolution S.  C.  R. 

Senate  document S.  doc. 

Senate  joint  resolution S.  J.  R. 

Senate  report S.  rp. 

Senate  resolution  (simple) S.  R. 

Session sess. 

Sixteenmo 16° 

Society soc. 

Superintendent supt. 

Table,  tables tab. 

Thirtytwo-mo 32» 

Treasury Treas. 

Twelvemo 12° 

Twentyfour-mo 24° 

University univ. 

Versus vs. ,  v. 

Volume,  volumes v. 

Year yr. 


Explanation 


Words  and  figures  inclosed  in  brackets  [  ]  are  given  for  information,  but 
do  not  appear  on  the  title-pages  of  the  publications  catalogued.  When  size 
is  not  given,  octavo  is  to  be  understood.  Size  of  maps  is  measured  from 
outer  edge  of  border,  excluding  margin.  When  Congress  and  session  are 
not  given  with  the  numbers  of  Senate  and  House  documents  and  reports 
59th  Congress,  1st  session,  is  to  be  understood. 

230 


MONTHLY  CATALOGUE  DISTRIBUTION 

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gate, and  officer  in  Congress,  to  designated  depositories  and  State  and 
Territorial  libranes,  to  substantially  all  Government  authors,  and  to  as 
many  school,  college,  and  public  libraries  as  the  limited  edition  will 
supply.  Subscription  price  to  individuals  SI. 10  a  year.  Back  numbers 
can  not  be  supplied.  Please  notify  the  Superintendent  of  Documents 
of  any  change  in  address. 

SALES 

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public  document  in  his  charge  the  distribution  of  which  is  not  otherwise 
provided  for.  Only  one  copy  can  be  sold  to  the  same  person,  excepting 
Members  of  Congress,  or  to  libraries  or  schools. 

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forwarded  in  advance  of  payment. 

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ments will  be  supplied  free  on  application. 

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sailing  directions,  and  other  publications."  Other  Government  offices 
which  have  books,  pamphlets,  maps,  or  charts  for  sale  issue  price-lists, 
which  will  be  sent  free  upon  application  to  the  issuing  office. 

PRICES 

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tendent of  Documents  are  indicated  by  a  (*)  preceding  the  price  named. 
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Department,  bureau,  or  division  issuing  the  document;  except  in  cases 
of  publications  bearing  Senate  or  House  document  or  report  numbers, 
which  can  be  obtained  only  from  Members  of  Congress. 

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will  be  accepted  only  when  the  name  of  the  issuing  office  is  plainly 
stamped  on  the  face  of  the  note.  If  postage  stamps  are  pasted  on,  the 
note  will  be  returned. 

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the  LTnited  States,  Guam,  Hawaii,  Philippine  Islands,  Porto  Rico,  or  to 
Canada,  Cuba,  or  Mexico.  To  other  countries  the  regular  rate  of  post- 
age is  charged,  and  remittances  must  cover  such  postage. 

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at  the  end  of  the  titles  of  the  more  important  monographic  documents. 
The  figure  following  the  card  number  (separated  from  it  by  a  slanting 
line)  indicates  the  number  of  cards  required  for  entries  suggested  (title 
entry  not  included)  on  the  cards.  The  price  of  the  cards  is  2c  for  the 
first  card  and  ic  for  each  additional  card  for  the  same  title  ordered  at  the 
same  time.  Remittances  should  be  made  to  the  Librarian  of  Congress. 
Cards  can  not  be  furnished  by  the  Superintendent  of  Documents. 

231 


Catalogue  of  Public  Documents 


JUNE,  1906 


NOTE. — Beginning  with  the  January  number  of  the  Catalogue,  entries  for 
reports  on  private  bills  have  been  omitted. 

Accounts  Committee  (House): 

Enrolled  Bills  Committee,  House.  Report  submitting  H.  R.  545, 
for  additional  clerk  to  committee,  etc.,  as  substitute  for  H.  190-41 
and  H.  R.  525, 526,  and  534.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  4563. ) 

House  of  Representatives.  Report  favoring  H.  R.  574,  authorizing 
postmaster  to  employ  messenger  for  heavy  mail  wagon  from  end 
of  session  to  Dec.  3,  1906.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  5032. ) 

Immigration  and  Naturalization  Committee.  Report  submitting 
H.  R.  620,  for  annual  clerk  to  committee  in  lieu  of  session  clerk 
authorized  by  resolution  of  Dec.  19, 1905,  as  substitute  for  H.  R. 
425.     2  p.     (H.rp.5044.) 

Irrigation  of  Arid  Lands  Committee.  Report  submitting  H.  R.  618, 
for  annual  clerk  to  committee  in  lieu  of  session  clerk  authorized 
by  resolution  of  Dec.  19, 1905,  as  substitute  for  H.  R.  594.  1  p. 
(H.  rp.  5039.) 

Minority  conference  room.  Report  favoring  H.  R.  609,  that  hereafter 
employees  shall  be  subject  to  appointment  and  removal  by  chair- 
man of  committee.     1  p.      (  H.  rp.  5045. ) 

Agriculture  and  Forestry  Committee  (Senate): 

Report  amending  S.  5945,  for  inspection  of  certain  agricultural  prod- 
ucts.    1  p.     (S.  rp. 4323. ) 

Agriculture  Committee  (House): 

Appalachian  forest  reserve.  Report  submitting  H.  19573,  identical 
with  S.  4953,  for  acquiring  national  forest  reserves  in  Appalachian 
Mountains  and  White  Mountains,  to  be  known  as  Appalachian 
forest  reserve  and  White  Mountain  forest  reserve,  respectively. 
21  p.  map.     (H.  rp.4399.)  6-35253 

Meat  inspection — 

Hearings  before  committee  [June  6-11,  1906],  on  so-called  Bev- 
erid^e  amendment  [regulating  inspection  of  meat]  to  agricul- 
tural appropriation  bill,  H.  18537;  to  which  are  added  docu- 
ments bearing  upon  amendment.     369  p.  6-35210/9 
Report  on  H.   18537,  making  appropriations  for  Department  of 
Agriculture,    1907,   submitting  substitute   for  amendment 
regulating  inspection   of  meat,    and   recommending    that 
House  nonconcur  in  other  Senate  amendments.     7  p.     (H. 
rp.4935[pt,  1].) 
Same  [2d  report].     7  p.     (H.  rp.4953.) 

233 


234  June,  1906 

Agriculture  Committee — Continued. 
Meat  inspection — Continued. 

Views  of  minority  on  H.  18537,  making  appropriations  for  De- 
partment of  Agriculture,  1907,  relative  to  amendment  regu- 
lating inspection  of  meat;  submitted  by  Mr.  Bowie.     3  p. 
(H.rp.  3468,  pt.  2.) 
Same;  submitted  by  Mr.  Haugen.     3  p,     (H.  rp.  4935,  pt.  2. ) 

Pts.  1  and  2=6-35241  5 
Agriculture  Department: 

Note. — For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 

Amendment  4  to  Regulations  of  Secretary  of  Agriculture  governing 

inspection,  disinfection,   certification,  treatment,   handling,   and 

method  and  manner  of  delivery  and  shipment  of  live  stock  which 

is  subject  of  interstate  commerce.     1  p. 

[Bureau  of  Animal  Industry]  order  125  [amendment  8];  rules  and 

regulations  for  inspection  of  live  stock  and  their  products.     1  p. 
Bureau  of  Animal  Industry  rule  1,   revision  1  [amendment  4];  to 

prevent  spread  of  splenetic  fever  in  cattle.     1  p. 
Farmers'  bulletin — 

64,  Ducks  and  geese,  standard  varieties  and  management.  Re- 
vised [edition].     55p.il. 

256,  Preparation  of  vegetables  for  table.     48  p.  Agr  6-958/3 

257,  Soil  fertility.     39  p.  il.  Agr  6-1145/2 

258,  Texas  or  tick  fever  and  its  prevention.     45  p.  il. 

Agr  6-1141/2 

259,  Experiment  station  work  35.     32  p.  il.  Agr  6-305 
Library.     Notice  relative  to  free  distribution  of  printed  catalogue 

cards  for  publications  of  Department.     1  p. 
Report  82,  Progress  of  beet-sugar  industry  in  United  States  in  1905. 
130  p.  il.     *Paper,  15c 
Same.     (S.  doc.  418.)  Agr  6-1138/3 

Alcoholic  Liquor  Traffic  Committee  (House): 

Report  amending  H.  5292,  to  prevent  sale  of  intoxicating  liquors  in 
buildings  and  upon  premises  owned  or  controlled  by  Government. 
1  p.      (H.rp.  4954.) 

American  Republics  Bureau  (State  Department): 

Note. — This  Bureau  sells  its  own  monthly  bulletins,   handbooks,   etc.,  at 
prices  usually  ranging  from  5c  to  SI. 00.    Address  the  Director  of  the  Bureau. 

Maps.     Brazil,  from  official  and  other  sources.     Scale  1:4,752,000. 

37.8X36.7  in. 
Monthly  bulletin,  May,  1906;  whole  no.  152,  v.  22,  no.  5.     p.  1259- 
1486.     Paper,  25c  single  copy,  $2.00  a  yr. 

Same.     (H.  doc.  406,  pt.  5.) 

Animal  Industry  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department) : 
Bulletin— 

84,  Investigations  in  manufacture  and  storage  of  butter:  1,  Keeping 
qualities  of  butter  made  under  different  conditions  and  stored 
at  different  temperatures,  with  Remarks  on  scoring  of  butter. 
24  p.     *Paper,  10c  Agr  6-1144/3 

86,  Experiments  with  milk  artificially  infected  with  tubercle 
bacilli.     19  p.     *Paper,  10c  .  Agr  6-1146/2 


June,  1906  235 

Animal  Industry  Bureau — Continued. 
Circular — 

92,  Poultry  industry  of  Petaluma,  Cal.     p.  316-322,  pi. 

Agr  6-959/2 
95,  Fecundity  of  Poland  China  and  Duroc  Jersey  sows.     12  p. 

Agr  6-960/2 

[Reports  of  inspections  by  committee  on  conditions  in  Chicago  stock 

yards.]     79  p.     ( [Agriculture  Committee,  House.])        6-35203/6 

Appraisers  (Treasury  Department) : 

Reappraisement  of  merchandise  by  general  appraisers  [on  May  25- 
June  21,  1906];  June  4-25,  1906.  4°  (Reappraisement  circulars 
1404-1416.)     [Weekly.] 

Appropriations  Committee  (House): 

Appropriations.  Report  on  H.  16472,  making  appropriations  for 
legislative,  executive,  and  judicial  expenses  of  Government,  1907, 
recommending  that  House  nonconcur  in  Senate  amendments. 
1  p.  (H.  rp.  4561.) 
Deer  Island,  Mass.  Report  favoring  S.  6333,  to  acquire  for  fortifica- 
tion purposes  land  on  island.  1  p.  (H.  rp.  4974.) 
Deficiency  appropriations — 

Hearings  before  subcommittee  [June  20-22,  1906,  on  H.  20403] 
general  deficiency  bill  [for  1906  and  prior  years].     132  p. 

6-35245/2 
Report  submitting  H.  20403,  making  appropriations  to  supply 
deficiencies,  1906  and  prior  years.  4  p.  (H.  rp.'5004  [pt.  1].) 
Views  of  minority  on  H.  20403,  making  appropriations  to  supply 
deficiencies,  1906  and  prior  years,  adverse  to  amendment  for 
ratification  of  Philippine  tariff  duties  imposed  prior  to  Mar.  8, 
1902.     3  p.     (H.  rp.  5004,  pt.  2.) 

Envelops,  etc.     Report  favoring  H.  J.  R.  172,  to  supply  deficiency  in 

appropriation  for  postal  service.  1  p.  (H.  rp.  4911.) 
President  of  United  States.  Report  submitting  H.  20321,  to  provide 
for  traveling  expenses  of  President,  as  substitute  for  H.  20123. 
1  p.  (H.  rp.  4971.) 
Public  printing.  Supplemental  hearing  [before  committee,  June  8, 
1906,  on  H.  19844],  sundry  civil  appropriation  bill,  1907,  printing 
and  binding,  revised  estimates  [by  Committee  on  Printing].    9  p. 

6-35191/2 
San  Francisco,  Cal.     Hearing  before  committee  [June  14,  15,  1906], 
concerning  proposed  relief  of  San  Francisco.     29  p.  6-35254 

Sundry  civil  appropriations — 

Hearings  before  subcommittee    [Apr.   10-May  11,   1906,  on   H. 
19844],  sundry  civil  appropriation  bill  for  1907.     1466  p. 

6-20206-7/2 
Report  submitting  H.  19844,  making  appropriations  for  sundry 
civil  expenses,  1907.     16  p.     (H.  rp.  4562.) 

Appropriations  Committee  (Senate) : 

Deficiency  appropriations.  Report  amending  H.  20403,  making  ap- 
propriations to  supply  deficiencies,  1906  and  prior  years.  2  p. 
(S.  rp.  4422.) 

Diplomatic  service.  Report  amending  H.  19264,  making  appropria- 
tions for  diplomatic  and  consular  service,  1907.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  4250. ) 


236  June,  1906 

Appropriations  Committee  (Senate) — Continued. 

District  of  Columbia.  Report  amending  H.  18198,  making  appropri- 
ations for  District,  1907.     3  p.     (S.  rp.  3964.) 

Sundry  civil  appropriations.  Report  amending  H.  19844,  making 
appropriations  for  sundry  civil  expenses,  1907.    3  p.     (S.  rp.  4330.) 

Attorney=Qeneral,  Assistant,  for  Post=Office  Department  (Justice 
Department): 
Recommendation  of  change  in  system  of  indexing  Federal  statutes. 
1  p.     (H.  doc.  884.) 

Bibliography  Division  (Library  of  Congress): 

List  of  books,  with  references  to  periodicals,  relating  to  child  labor. 

66  p.  large  8°    *  Paper,  15c  6-35009/2 

List  of  discussions  of  14th  and  15th  amendments  with  special  refer- 
ence to  negro  suffrage.     18  p.  large  8°    *  Paper,  10c  6-35012/3 

Select  list  of  works  relating  to  employers  liabilitv.  25  p.  large  8° 

*Paper,  10c  6-35013/3 

Biological  Survey  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department) : 

Bulletin  25,  Birds  that  eat  cotton  boll  weevil,  report  of  progress. 
22  p.    *Paper,  10c  Agr  6-1147/3 

Bookkeeping  and  Warrants  Division  (Treasury  Department): 

Comparative  statement  of  receipts  and  expenditures  of  United  States 

[for  month  and  11  months  ending  May,  1905  and  1906].     1  p. 

oblong  8°     [Monthly.] 
Statement  of  Treasury,  June  1-30,   1906.     Each   [3]   p.  4°     [Daily 

except  Sundays  and  holidays.] 

Canal  Zone,  Isthmus  of  Panama  (Isthmian  Canal  Commission,  War 
Department): 
Report  of  Department  of  Health  of  Isthmian  Canal  Commission,  Apr. 
1906.    57  p.  12°     [Monthly.]  '6-13939/3 

Card  Section  (Library  of  Congress): 
Bulletin— 

10,  Traveling  catalogs,    p.  55-58. 

11,  Scope  of  stock  of  printed  catalog  cards,  with  some  informa- 
tion as  to  its  fullness,     p.  59-66. 

12,  Methods  of    determining   and   indicating   number  of    cards 
wanted,     p.  67-74. 

13,  Cards  for  Government  documents,     p.  75-78. 

14,  Cards  for  publications  of  Department  of  Agriculture,    p.  79-82. 

15,  Cards  for  publications  of  Geological  Survev  and  State  survevs. 
p.  83-86. 

Catalogue  Division  (Library  of  Congress): 

[Special  rules  on  cataloging,  to  supplement  A.  L.  A.  rules,  concern- 
ing agricultural  experiment  stations,  added  entries,  atlases,  titles 
and  title-pages  in  different  languages,  and  recataloging.]  [11] 
cards,  oblong  48° 

Cavalry  and  Field  Artillery,  School  of  Application  for  (War  Depart- 
ment): 
Army  horse  in  accident  and  disease.     116  p.  il.  pi. 
Census  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Bulletin  41,  Census  of  manufactures,  1905,  New  Hampshire  and  Ver- 
mont.    35  p.  4°    *  Paper,  10c 


June,  1906  237 

Census  Bureau — Continued. 

Bulletins  21-30  [title-page  and  contents].     [3]  p.  4° 

Same  31-40  [title-page  and  contents].      [3]  p.  4° 
Special  reports,  telephones  and  telegraphs  [municipal  electric  fire 

alarm  and  police  patrol  systems,  calendar  vear]  1902.     172  p.  il. 

pi.  4"     *  Paper,  50c  6-19769/8 

Chemistry  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department): 

Circular  29,  Changes  in  provisional  methods  for  analysis  of  foods  and 
additions  thereto,  1902-05.     20  p.  Agr  6-961/3 

Chickamauga  and  Chattanooga  National  Park  Commission  (War 

Department) : 
Communication  setting  forth  necessity  for  immediate  reconstruction 
of  2  bridges  and  recommending  appropriation.    2  p.    (S.  doc.  495. ) 

Civil  Service  Commission: 

Note.— The  Commission  furnishes  its  publications  gratuitously  to  those  who 
apply  for  them. 

Regulations  governing  admission  to  grade  of  surfman  in  Life-Saving 
Service;  revised  to  May,  1906.     6  p. 

Claims  Committee  (House): 

Report  favoring  H.  10103,  to  refund  to  Hawaii  amount  expended  in 
maintaining  light-house  service  from  time  of  organization  of  Ter- 
ritory until  service  was  taken  over  by  Federal  Government.  11 
p.     (H.rp.  4671.) 

Coast  and  Geodetic  Survey  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Note.— The  charts,  coast  pilots,  and  tide  tables  of  the  Coast  and  Geodetic 
Survey  are  sold  at  the  office  of  the  Survey,  in  Washington,  and  also  by  one  or 
more  sales  agents  in  each  of  the  important  American  seaports.  The  monthly 
Notice  to  mariners  may  be  had  free  at  these  agencies,  at  all  United  States  cus- 
tom-houses, at  the  branch  hydrographic  offices  of  the  Navy  Department,  at 
United  States  consulates  in  foreign  ports,  and  at  the  office  "of  the  Coast  and 
Geodetic  Survey. 

Catalogue  of  charts,  sailing  directions,  and  tide  tables  of  Philippine 

Islands,  1906.     17  1.  map. 
Charts— 

Burias  and  Ticao  islands  and  Ragay  Gulf,  Harbors  on,  P.  I. ;  chart 
4454.     25.9X29.8  in.     30c 

Halsev  Harbor,  west  coast  of  Culion,  P.  I.;  chart  4342.  Scale 
1:20,000.     23.4X32.3  in.     30c 

Hudson  and  East  rivers,  from  west  67th  street  to  Blackwells 
Island,  New  York;  chart  369*.  Scale  1:10,000.  45.3X30.1  in. 
50c 

Iligan  Bay,  north  coast  of  Mindanao,  P.  I.  [with  plans  of  har- 
bors, etc.];  chart  4613.     Scale  1:100,000.     33.2x41.4  in.     50c 

Luzon,  Northern,  from  surveys  from  1902  to  1904  and  from  Span- 
ish and  other  sources,  Mercator  projection;  with  inset,  Musa 
Bav,  Babuvan  Islands,  from  British  survey  in  1759,  scale 
1:30,000;  chart  4711.     31.1X38.8  and  5.7X6.7  in.     50c 

Mare  Island  Strait,  Cal.;  chart  5525.  Scale  1:10,000.  20.5X33.7 
in.     20c  i 

Mindoro  and  adjacent  coasts,  P.  I.,  from  United  States  and  Span- 
ish sources;  chart  4714.  Mercator  projection.  30.7X39.2  in. 
50c 

Mississippi  River,  from  Passes  to  Grand  Prairie,  La. ;  chart  194. 
Scale  1:80,000.     40.6X32.3  in.     50c 

New  Jersey,  Absecon  Inlet  to  Cape  May;  chart  123.  Scale 
1:80,000.     38.5X30.8  in.     50c 


238  June,  1906 

Coast  and  Geodetic  Survey — Continued. 
Charts — Continued. 

New  London  Harbor  and  naval  station,  Conn.,  scale  1:10,000; 
with  Sub-sketch,  Thames  River,  New  London  to  naval  station, 
scale  1:5,000;  chart  293.     45X29.7  and  33X15.5  in.     50c 
NewYork  Bay  and  Harbor;  chartl20.    Scale  1:80,000.    32.8X26.2 

in.     50c 
Thames  River,  harbor  of  New  London  and  approaches,   Conn. ; 
with  inset  [Continuation  of  Thames  River] ;  chart  359.     Scale 
1:20,000.     42.3X24.6  and  21.6X8.7  in.     40c 
[Virginia  and  North  Carolina]  from  Cape  Henry  to  Currituck 
Beach,  including  Albemarle  and  Chesapeake  Canal;  chart  137. 
Scale  1:80,000.     42x32.2  in.     50c 
Notice  to  mariners  338;  May,  1906.     20  1. +21-25  p.  4°     [Monthly.] 
Philippine   Islands,    notice  to  mariners  4    [1906];    May  15,    1906. 

1.  11-13. 
United  States  coast  pilot,  Pacific  Coast,   Alaska;  pt.   i,  Dixon  En- 
trance to  Yakutat  Bay,  supplement  to  4th  edition.     26  1.  large  8° 

Commerce  and  Labor  Department: 

Note. — The  Department  of  Commerce  and  Labor  distributes  the  Consular  re- 
ports gratuitously.    For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 

Alien  employees,  other  than  Chinese,  of  exhibitors  and  concession- 
aires at  Jamestown  Ter-Centennial  Exposition,  1907.  2  p.  4° 
(Dept.  circular  116.) 

Amendment  to  sec.  4426,  Revised  statutes,  regulation  of  motor  ves- 
sels.    3  p.  4°     (Dept.  circular  115.) 

Estimate  of  appropriation  for  property  clerk  in  office  of  commis- 
sioner of  fisheries.     2  p.      (H.  doc.  880.) 

Foreign-built  dredges  not  to  engage  in  dredging  in  United  States 
unless  documented  as  vessels  of  United  States  [act  of  Congress]. 
1  p.  4°     (Dept.  circular  114.) 

Letter  recommending  legislation  to  permit  relief  light  vessel  to  be 
stationed  at  Charlevoix,  Mich.,  to  be  equipped  with  other  than 
steam  power.     1  p.     (H.  doc.  885.) 

Report  on  trade  conditions  in  China.     130  p.     (S.  doc.  484.)     6-35214/4 

Report  on  trade  conditions  in  Japan  and  Korea.  48  p.  *Paper,  10c 
Same.     (S.  doc.  485.)  6-35206/4 

Commerce  Committee  (Senate): 

Buffalo,  N.  Y.  Report  amending  S.  6493,  to  authorize  Buffalo  to 
construct  tunnel  under  Lake  Erie  and  Niagara  River  [and]  to 
erect  inlet  pier  therefrom.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  4364.) 

Controller  Bay.  Report  favoring  S.  6522,  to  authorize  Alaska  Pa- 
cific Railway  and  Terminal  Company  to  construct  railroad  trestle 
across  tide  and  shore  lands  in  bay.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  4415.) 

Licenses.  Report  amending  S.  6355,  [to  amend  sec.  4438,  Revised 
statutes]  concerning  licensed  officers  of  vessels.    4  p.     ( S.  rp.  4309. ) 

Mississippi  River.  Report  favoring  S.  6483,  to  amend  act  to  legal- 
ize bridge  across  river  at  Prairie  du»  Chien  [etc.],  Iowa  [as  to 
draw  in  east  channel  of  river].     1  p.     (S.  rp.  4393.) 

New  Jersey.  Report  amending  S.  6167,  to  improve  channels  along 
New  Jersey  seacoast.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  3963. ) 

Yukon  River.  Report  favoring  S.  6523,  to  authorize  Alaska  Pacific 
Railway  and  Terminal  Company  to  construct  bridge  across  river 
in  Alaska.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  4417.) 


June,  1906  239 

Comptroller  of  Currency  (Treasury  Department): 

Bulletin  685-688;  June  4-25,  1906.     4°     [Weekly.] 
Comptroller  of  Treasury  (Treasury  Department): 

Certification  of  administrative  examination   of  accounts.     2  p.  4° 

(Treasury  Dept.     Dept.  circular  51,  1906. ) 
Sales  by   one    Department,    bureau,    or  office  to  another.     1  p.  4° 
(Treasury  Dept,     Dept.  circular  48,  1906.) 

Conference  Committees  (Congress):  * 

Adulterations.     Conference  report  on  S.  88,  for  preventing  manufac- 
ture, sale,  or  transportation  of  adulterated  or  misbranded  foods, 
drugs,  and  liquors,  and  regulating  traffic  therein.     7  p.     (S. 
doc.  521. ) 
Same,  with  Statement  of  managers  on  part  of  House.     9  p.      (H. 

rp.  5056. ) 
Same  [2d  report],  with  Statement  of  managers  on  part  of  House. 
9  p.     (H.  rp.  5096.)     [Corrected  2d  print  was  issued.] 
Agriculture  Department,     Conference  report  on  H.  18537,  making 

appropriations  for  Department,  1907.     7  p.      (H.  rp.  5072.) 
Alaska.     Conference  report  on  S.  267,  to  prohibit  aliens  from  fishing 

in  waters  of  Alaska.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  4770.) 
Appropriations — 

Conference  report  on  H.  16472,  making  appropriations  for  legis- 
lative, executive,  and  judicial  expenses,  1907.     16  p.     (H.  rp. 
4960. ) 
Conference  report  on  H.  19844,  making  appropriations  for  sundry 
civil  expenses,  1907.     18  p.     (H.  rp.  5054.) 
Army.     Conference  report  on  H.  14397,  making  appropriation  for 

Army,  1907.     5  p.      (H.  rp.  4644.) 
Courts  of  United  States.     Conference  report  on  H.  17345,  creating 
district  court  for  China  and  prescribing  jurisdiction  thereof.     2  p. 
(H.  rp.  5061.) 
Crittenden,  Fort.     Conference  report  on  H.  12323,  to  extend  public- 
land  laws  to  lands  within  limits  of  Fort  Crittenden  militarv  reser- 
vation, Utah.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  5051.) 
District  of  Columbia — 

Conference  report  on  H.  18198,  making  appropriations  for  Dis- 
trict, 1907.     22  p.      (H.  rp.  4995.) 
Conference  report  on  H.  13193,  to  prohibit  killing  of  wild  birds 
and  wild  animals  in  District.     1  p.      (H.  rp.  5046.) 
Forest  reservations.     Conference  report  on  H.  17576,  for  entry  of 

agricultural  lands  within  forest  reserves.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  4648.) 
Fortifications.     Conference  report  on  H.  14171,  making  appropria- 
tions for  fortifications  and  ordnance  [1907].     2  p.     (  H.  rp.  4992.) 
Freight  rates.     Conference  report  [on  H.  12987,  to  amend  act  to 
regulate  commerce  and  acts  amendatory,  and  to  enlarge  powers 
of  Interstate  Commerce  Commission].     4  p.     (S.  doc.  476.) 
Same,  with  Statement  of  managers  on  part  of  House.     9  p.    (H.  rp. 

4659. ) 
Same  [2d  report],  with  Statement  of  managers  on  part  of  House. 

7  p.     (H.  rp.  5003.) 
Same  [3d  report].     4  p.     (S.  doc.  525.) 

Same,  with  Statement  of  managers  on  part  of  House.    9  p.     (H.  rp. 
5076.) 


240  June,  1906 

Conference  Committees — Continued. 

Immunity.  Conference  report  on  S.  5769,  defining  right  of  immunity 
of  witnesses  under  act  in  relation  to  testimony  before  Interstate 
Commerce  Commission  and  [other  acts].     2  p.      (H.  rp.  5049.) 

Lake  Erie  and  Ohio  River  Ship  Canal.  Conference  report  on  H.  14396, 
to  incorporate  [company].     4  p.     (H.  rp.  5052. ) 

Light-House  Board.  Conference  report  on  [H.  19-)32,  to  authorize 
additional]  aids  to  navigation  [in  Light-House  Establishment]. 
2  p.     (S.  doc.  490.) 

Menominee  Reservation.  Conference  report  on  H.  13372,  to  authorize 
sale  of  timber  on  lands  of  Menominee  Indians,  Wis.  2  p.  (H.  rp. 
4997.) 

Military  Academy.  Conference  report  on  H.  18030,  making  appro- 
priations for  academy,  1907.     3  p.     (H.  rp.  5006. ) 

Naturalization.  Conference  report  on  H.  15442,  to  establish  Bureau 
of  Immigration  and  Naturalization,  and  for  uniform  rule  for  nat- 
uralization of  aliens  throughout  United  States.  2  p.  (H.  rp. 
5075. ) 

Navy.  Conference  report  on  H.  18750,  making  appropriations  for 
naval  service,  1907.     9  p.      (H.  rp.  5002.) 

Niagara  Falls.  Conference  report  on  H.  18024,  for  control  and  regu- 
lation of  waters  of  Niagara  River  [and]  preservation  of  Niagara 
Falls.     2  p.      (H.rp.5005.) 

Osage  Indians.  Conference  report  on  H.  15333,  for  division  of  lands 
and  funds  of  Osage  Indians  in  Oklahoma.     4  p.     (H.  rp.  4996. ) 

Porto  Rico.  Conference  report  on  H.  18502,  to  authorize  construc- 
tion, extension,  and  maintenance  of  wharves,  piers,  and  other 
structures  on  lands  underlying  harbor  areas  and  navigable  streams 
and  bodies  of  water  in  or  surrounding  Porto  Rico  and  islands  adja- 
cent thereto.     3  p.     (H.  rp.  4661.) 

Post-Office  Department.  Conference  report  on  H.  16953,  making 
appropriations  for  Department,  1907.     4  p.     (S.  doc.  500.) 

Public  lands.  Conference  report  on  H.  18536,  for  subdivision  of  lands 
entered  under  reclamation  act.     3  p.     ( H.  rp.  4958.) 

Rivers  and  harbors.  Conference  report  on  H.  20266,  to  amend  act 
authorizing  condemnation  of  lands  or  easements  needed  in  con- 
nection with  works  of  river  and  harbor  improvement  at  expense 
of  persons,  companies,  or  corporations.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  5007. ) 

Robinson,  James  N.,  and  McComb,  S.  B.  Conference  report  on  H. 
10610,  for  relief  of  Robinson  and  Sallie  B.  McComb.  1  p.  (H. 
rp. 5050. ) 

Sanders,  Mrs.  Harriet  P.  Conference  report  on  H.  9813,  to  pension 
Mrs:  Sanders.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  4909.) 

Sponges.  Conference  report  on  S.  4806,  to  regulate  landing,  delivery, 
cure,  and  sale  of  sponges.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  4908.) 

Statehood.     Conference  report  on  H.  12707  [to  enable  Oklahoma  and 
Indian  Territory  and  New  Mexico  and  Arizona  to  be  admitted 
into  the  Union].     12  p.     (S.  doc.  478.) 
Same,  with  Statement  of  managers  on  part  of  House.     15  p.     (H. 

rp. 4660. ) 
Same  [2d  report],     lip.     (S.  doc.  487. ) 

Swords,  Mrs.  Eliza.  Conference  report  on  H.  1160,  to  increase  pen- 
sion of  Mrs.  Swords.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  4910.) 

Unlading.  Conference  report  on  H.  7099,  to  amend  sec.  2871,  Re- 
vised statutes  [relative  to  issue  of  licenses  for  unloading  imported 
goods  at  night].     1  p.     ( H.  rp.  5053. ) 


June,  1906  241 

Congress: 

Note. — See  also  Senate — names  of  Congressional  committees. 
Congressional  record,  59th  Congress,  1st  session,  v.  40,  nos.  138-163; 
June  1-30,  1906.     p.  7867-10118,  il.  4° 

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of  Congress,  is  issued  daily  when  Congress  is  in  session,  and  indexes  thereto 
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tional 8  pages;  per  month,  SI. 50;  per  short  session.  84.00:  per  long  session, 
S8.00.  (The  current  session,  the  1st  of  the  59th  Congress,  is  a  long  session.) 
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Record  by  money  order  to  Chas.  A.  Stillings,  Public  Printer,  Government 
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ments. Prices  will  be  furnished  on  application  for  the  proceedings  and  de- 
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volumes  to  the  Superintendent  of  Documents.  Stamps,  personal  checks,  and 
foreign  money  will  not  be  accepted. 

Same,  index  12,  [to]  nos.   129-139,   May  21-June  2,  1906.     67+ 

106  p.  4° 
Same,  13,  [tol  nos.  140-151,  June  4-16,  1906.     64-^-108  p. 
Private  [act]  2379-3248;  approved  May  26-June23,  1906.     Each  1  p. 
Public  [act]  178-374;  approved  [May  26-]June  29,  1906— 
Alaska — 

For  protection  and  regulation  of  fisheries  of  Alaska.     No.  298. 

4  p. 
For  reconnoissance  and  preliminary  survey  of  land  route  for 
mail  and  pack  trail  from  navigable  waters  of  Tanana  River 
to  Seward  Peninsula.     No.  253.     1  p. 
To  prohibit  aliens  from  fishing  in  waters  of  Alaska.     No.  228. 
2  p. 
Alaska  Short  Line  Railway  and  Navigation  Company.     For  relief 

of  company's  railroad.     No.  342.     1  p. 
Albuquerque,  N.  Mex.     Granting  land  to  Albuquerque  for  public 

purposes.     No.  213.     1  p. 
Alcohol.    For  withdrawal  from  bond,  tax  free,  of  domestic  alcohol 
•when  rendered  unfit  for  beverage  or  liquid  medicinal  uses  by 
mixture  with  suitable  denaturing  materials.     No.  201.     2  p. 
Antiquities.      For   preservation   of    American  antiquities.      No. 

209.     1  p. 
Appropriations — 

Making  appropriations  for  legislative,  executive,  and  judicial 

expenses,  1907.     No.  267.     68  p. 
Making  appropriations  to  supplv  additional  urgent  deficien- 
cies, 1906.     No.  186.     1  p. 
Archa?ological  Institute  of  America.    Incorporating  institute.    No. 

182.     1  p. 
Army.     Making  appropriation  for  Army,  1907.     No.  224.     22  p. 
Atkinson,  Frank  Holway.     Waiving  age  limit  for  admission  to 

Pay  Corps,  Navy,  in  case  of  Atkinson.     No.  349.     1  p. 
Baca  Countv,  Colo.     For  resurvey  of  certain  townships  in  countv. 

No.  286/    1  p. 
Barry,  John.     For  monument  to  Barry.     No.  206.     1  p. 
Birds.     To  protect  birds  and  their  eggs  in  game  and  bird  pre- 
serves.    No.  314.     1  p. 
Blind.     To  modifv  requirements  of  act  to  promote  education  of 
blind.     No.  288.     1  p. 


242  Jtjxe,  1906 

Congress — Continued. 

Public  [act]  178-374— Continued. 

Buffalo,  X.  Y.     To  authorize  Buffalo  to  construct  tunnel  under 
Lake  Erie  and  Niagara  River  [and]  to  erect  inlet  pier  there- 
from.    No.  311.     1  p. 
California.     Granting  to  California  5  per  centum  of  proceeds  of 

cash  sales  of  public  lands.     Xo.  306.     1  p. 
Cane  River.     To  repeal  sec.  5,  act  of  Mar.  3,  1905  [making  appro- 
priations  for  rivers   and   harbors,    1906,   declaring  river  not 
navigable].     Xo.  355.     1  p. 
Canyon,  Colo.     Ceding  to  Canon  City  lands  for  park  purposes. 

Xo.  223.     2  p. 

Cattle.     To  prevent  cruelty  to  animals  while  in  transit  from  one 

State  or  Territory  into  or  through  another  State  or  Territory, 

and  repealing  sec.  4386-90,  Revised  statutes.     Xo.  340.     2  p. 

Census  Bureau.     To  amend  act  for  permanent  Census  Office  [so 

as  to  require  additional  special  reports,  etc.].     Xo.  202.     1  p. 

Chattahoochee  River — 

To  authorize  Georgia,  Florida  and  Alabama  Railway  Company 
to  construct  bridge  across  river  between  Columbus  and 
Franklin,  Ga.  Xo.  256.  1  p. 
To  authorize  Georgia,  Florida  and  Alabama  Railway  Company 
to  construct  3  bridges  across  river,  1  at  or  near  Eufaula,  Ala., 
and  2  between  Eufaula  and  Columbus,  Ga.  No.  257.  1  p. 
Clinch,  Fort.     Confirming  to  certain  claimants  portions  of  lands 

known  as  Fort  Clinch  Reservation,  Fla.     Xo.  277.     1  p. 
Coldwater    River.     To  authorize   board   of   supervisors  of   Coa- 
homa Count v,  Miss.,  to  construct  bridge  across  river.    Xo.  373. 
lp. 
Comanche  County,  Okla.     Giving  preference  right  to  settlers  on 
pasture  reserve  3  to  purchase  land   leased  to  them  for  agri- 
cultural purposes  in  county.     Xo.  330.     1  p. 
Coney  Island  Channel.     To  cause  examination  and  survey  to  be 

made  of  channel.     Xo.  317.     1  p. 
Coosa  River,  Ala.     Authorizing  use  of  waters  in  river  at  lock  4. 

No.  196.     2  p. 
Corinth  and  Shiloh  Electric  Railway.     Authorizing  company  to 
construct  -track    or   tracks    through    Shiloh    National    Park. 
Xo.  264.     1  p. 
Courts  of  United  States — 

Establishing  terms  of  circuit  and  district  courts  of  northern 

district  of  California  at  Eureka.     Xo.  372.     1  p. 
For  sittings  of  circuit  and  district  courts  of  southern  district 

of  Florida  in  Miami.     Xo.  211.     1  p. 
To  amend  act  for  circuit  and  district  courts  at  Albany,  Ga. 

No.  326.     1  p. 
To  amend  act  to  divide  judicial  district  of  Xorth  Dakota.     Xo. 

341.  2  p. 
To  authorize  [additional]  term  of  district  and  circuit  courts 
for  western  district  of  Virginia  in  Big  Stone  Gap.  .  No.  325. 
lp. 
To  change  and  fix  time  for  holding  circuit  and  district  courts 
for  middle  district  of  Tennessee  in  southern  division  of 
eastern  district  of  Tennessee  at  Chattanooga,  and  north- 
eastern division  of  eastern  district  of  Tennessee  at  Greene- 
ville.     Xo.  240.     1  p. 


June,  1906  243 

Congress — Continued. 

Public  [act]  178-374— Continued. 

Courts  of  United  States— Continued. 

To  create  new  division  of  western  judicial  district  of  Texas, 
for  terms  of  court  at  Del  Rio,  and  for  clerk  for  court.  No, 
212.     1  p. 

To  regulate  practice  in  certain  civil   and   criminal  cases  in 

western  district  of  Arkansas.     No.  188.     1  p. 
Transferring  county  of  Clinton,  Iowa,  from  northern  to  southern 
judicial  district     No.  247.     1  p. 

Crawford,  Nebr.  To  grant  part  of  Fort  Robinson  military  reser- 
vation to  Crawford  for  park  purposes.     No.  290.     1  p. 

Crow  Wing  River.  Permitting  dam  across  river  between  counties 
of  Morrison  and  Cass,  Minn.     No.  238.     1  p. 

Currency.  To  amend  act  to  define  and  fix  standard  of  value, 
to  maintain  parity  of  all  forms  of  money  issued  by  United 
States,  to  refund  public  debt  [etc.].     No.  180.     1  p. 

Dams.  To  regulate  construction  of  dams  across  navigable  waters. 
No.  262.     2  p. 

Deeds.     For  acknowledgment  of  deeds  and  other  instruments  in 

Guam,  Samoa,  and  Canal  Zone  to  affect  lands  in  District  of 

Columbia  and  Territories.     No.  334.     1  p. 
Deer  Island,  Mass.     To  acquire  for  fortification  purposes  land  on 

island.     No.  284.     1  p. 
Diplomatic  service.     Making  appropriations  for  diplomatic  and 

consular  service,  1907.     No.  236.     11  p. 
District  of  Columbia — 

Amendatory  of  act  for  payment  of  damages  on  account  of 
changes  of  grade  due  to  construction  of  union  station,  D.  C. 
No.  357.     1  p. 

Authorizing  extension  of  Kalorama  road.     No.  352.     1  p. 

Changing  name  of  Douglas  street  to  Clifton  street.  No.  261. 
lp. 

For  compulsory  education  in  District.     No.  203.     2  p. 

For  extension  of  Euclid  street,  D.  C.     No.  222.     3  p. 

For  reassessment  of  benefits  in  matter  of  extension  and 
widening  of  Sherman  avenue,  D.  C.     No.  369.     1  p. 

For  uniform  building  line  on  streets  in  District  less  than  90 
feet  in  width.     No.  259.     2  p. 

In  relation  to  contracts  with  District.     No.  324.     1  p. 

Making  appropriations  for  District,  1907.     No.  302.     39  p. 

Regulating  speed  of  automobiles  in  District.     No.  361.     2  p. 

To  amend  act  for  sealer  and  assistant  sealer  of  weights  and 
measures  in  District  [so  that  commodities  shall  not  be  sold 
for  less  than  standard  measure] .     No.  252.     1  p. 

To  amend  act  making  appropriations  to  supply  deficiencies, 
1891  and  prior  years  [as  to  permits  for  extension  of  build- 
ings beyond  building  lines  in  District].     No.  260.     1  p. 

To  amend  act  relating  to  metropolitan  police  of  District.  No. 
205.     4  p. 

To  amend  act  to  establish  code  of  law  for  District,  as  amended 
[relating  to  banks  and  banking].     No.  285.     1  p. 

To  amend  act  to  incorporate  Washington  and  Western  Mary- 
land Railroad  Company.     No.  312.     5  p. 


244  June,  1906 

Congress — Continued. 

Public  [act]  178-374— Continued. 
District  of  Columbia — Continued. 

To  amend  code  of  law  for   District  [so   as  to  allow  notaries 
public  to  practice  before  Executive  Departments] .     No.  362. 
lp. 
To  authorize  Grand  Lodge,  J.  O.  O.  F.,  to  sell,  hold,  and  convey 

certain  real  estate.     No.  348.     1  p. 
To  classify  officers  and  members  of  Fire  Department  of  Dis- 
trict.    No.  251.     2  p. 
To  fix  and  regulate  salaries  of  teachers,  school  officers,  and 
other  employees  of  Board  of   Education  of  District.     No. 
254.     7  p. 
To  permit  extension  and  construction  of  railroad  sidings  in 
District  [by  Baltimore  and  Ohio  Railroad  Company].     No. 
309.     1  p. 
To  prevent  giving  of  false  alarms  of  fire  in  District.    No.  204. 

lp. 
To  regulate  keeping  of  employment  agencies  in  District  where 
fees  are  charged  for  procuring  employment  or  situations. 
No.  248.     6  p. 
Douglas,  Fort.     For  exchange  of  lands  in  Fort  Douglas  military 
reservation,  Utah,  and  other  considerations,  for  lands  adjacent 
thereto,  between  Le  Grand  Young  and  Government.    No.  346. 
2  P. 
Dredges.     Concerning  foreign-built  dredges.     No.  185.     1  p. 
Evidence.     To  amend  sec.  858,  Revised  statutes  [so  that  compe- 
tency of  witness  to  testify  in  any  civil  action,  suit,  or  proceeding 
in  courts  of  United  States  shall  be  determined  by  laws  of  State 
or  Territory  in  which  court  is  held] .     No.  354.     1  p. 
Forest  reservations.     For  entry  of  agricultural  lands  within  forest 

reserves.     No.  220.     2  p. 
Fortifications.     Making  appropriations  for  fortifications  and  ord- 
nance [1907].     No.  292.     5  p. 
Franklin,  Benjamin.    Authorizing  striking  of  200  additional  med- 
als to  commemorate  200th  anniversary  of  birth  of  Franklin. 
No.  351.     1  p. 
Freight  rates.     To  amend   act  to  regulate  commerce  and   acts 
amendatory,  and   to  enlarge  powers  of  Interstate  Commerce 
Commission.     No.  337.     14  p. 
Gasconade  River.    To  authorize  county  court  of  Gasconade  County, 
Mo.,  to  construct  bridge  across  river  at  or  near  Fredericks- 
burg.    No.  265.     1  p. 
Gold  and  silver.     Forbidding  importation,  exportation,  or  car- 
riage in  interstate  commerce  of  falsely  or  spuriously  stamped 
articles  of  merchandise  made  of  gold  or  silver  or  their  alloys. 
No.  226.    4  p. 
Goose  Creek.     To  authorize  Charleston  Light  and  Water  Com- 
pany to  construct  dam  across  creek  in  Berkeley  County,  S.  C. 
No.  230.     1  p. 
Grand  Canon  forest  reserve.     For  protection  of  wild  animals  in 

Grand  Canyon  forest  reserve.     No.  339.     1  p. 
Greenhill,  R.  I.     To  provide  life-saving  station  at  or  near  Green- 
hill.     No.  241.     1  p. 
Hawaii — 

For  disposition  of  certain  property  in  Hawaii.     No.  183.     1  p. 


June,  1906  245 

Congress — Continued. 

Public  [act]  178-374— Continued. 
Hawaii — Continued. 

To  amend  act  to  provide  government  for  Hawaii  [relative  to 
election  of  Delegate  to  House  of  Representatives] .    No.  331. 
lp. 
Hilo,   Hawaii.     For  setting  aside  for  Governmental  purposes  of 

certain  ground  in  Hilo.     Xo.  245.     1  p. 
Honolulu.  Hawaii.     To  ratify  act  enacted  by  Legislature  of  Ha- 
waii to  authorize   telephone  system  on   island  of  Oahu.     No. 
249.     5  p. 
Immigration  and    Naturalization  Bureau.     To  establish   bureau, 
and  for  uniform  rule  for  naturalization  of  aliens  throughout 
United  States.      Xo.  338.     13  p. 
Indians.     Making  appropriations  for  Indian  Department,   1907. 

No.  258.     136  p. 
Insular  Affairs  Bureau.     To  increase  efficiencv  of  bureau.     Xo. 

I'M  I.       l  p. 

Invoices.  To  amend  sec  2*44.  Revised  -tatutes,  [so  as]  to  pro- 
vide for  authentication  of  invoices  of  merchandise  shipped  to 
United  States  from  Philippine  Islands.     Xo.  318.     1  p. 

Jones,  John  Paul.     For  monument  to  Jones.     Xo.  208.     1  p. 

Judges — 

To  amend  act  for  additional  associate  justice  of  Supreme  Court 
of  Arizona  [as  to  number  of  judges  necessary  to  constitute 
quorum].     Xo.  293.     1  p. 
To  appoint  additional  judge  for  southern  district  of  Xew  York. 
Xo.  179.     1  p. 

Kings  Mountain.  For  monument  on  Kings  Mountain  battle 
ground  commemorative  of  victory  gained  during  War  of  Rev- 
olution, Oct.  7,  1780.  by  American  forces.     Xo.  235.     1  p. 

Kiowa  and  Comanche  Reservation.  To  open  for  settlement 
505,000  acres  of  land  in  Kiowa,  Comanche,  and  Apache  Reser- 
vation, Okla.     Xo.  197.     2  p. 

Light-House  Board.  To  authorize  additional  aids  to  navigation 
in  Light-House  Establishment.     Xo.  255.     4  p. 

Mancos,  Colo.  Granting  to  Mancos  right  to  enter  certain  lands. 
Xo.  287.     1  p. 

Masino,  Xicola.     For  relief  of  Masino.     Xo.  242.     1  p. 

Masonic  Mutual  Relief  Association.  To  amend  act  to  amend  act 
to  incorporate  association  [so  as  to  increase  limit  of  amount  of 
certificate  of  membership].     Xo.  198.     1  p. 

Medals.     Providing  medals  for  persons  [who  served  beyond  term 
of  enlistment  in  War  with  Spain  to  help  to  suppress   Philip- 
-  pine  insurrection].     Xo.  360.     1  p. 

Mena,  Ark.     To  authorize  sale  of  certain  lands  to  Mena.     Xo.  305. 

lp. 
Menominee  Reservation.     To  authorize  sale  of  timber  on  lands  of 

Menominee  Indians,  Wis.     Xo.  327.     1  p. 

Mesa  Verde  Xational  Park.     Creating  park.     Xo.  353.     2  p. 
Mikkelsen   Ejnar.     Authorizing  Mikkelsen  to  act  as  master  of 

American  vessel.     Xo.  300.     1  p. 
Militarv  Academy.     Making  appropriations  for  academv,    1907. 

No.  "310.     12  p". 

15085— Xo.  138—06 2 


246  June,  1906 

Congress — Continued. 

Public  [act]  178-374— Continued. 

Military  schools.  Amending  chapter  863,  v.  31,  Statutes  at  large 
[to  loan  naval  equipment  to  certain  military  schools,  so  as  to 
reduce  number  of  cadets  necessary  to  secure  loan  of  cutters]. 
No.  358.  1  p. 
Militia.  To  increase  efficiency  of  militia  and  promote  rifle  prac- 
tice. No.  268.  2  p. 
Mississippi  River — 

For  commission   to  examine  and  report  concerning  use  by 

United  States  of  waters  of  river  flowing  over  dams  between 

St.  Paul  and  Minneaplis,  Minn.     No.  282.     1  p. 
Permitting  dam  across  river  above  Monticello,  Minn.     No.  229. 

2  p. 
Permitting  dam  across  river  at  or  near  Clearwater,  Minn.     No. 

231.     1  p. 
Permitting  dam  across  river  between  counties  of  Stearns  and 

Sherburne,  Minn.     No.  315.     2  p. 
Permitting  dam   across    river  in  county  of  Morrison,  Minn. 

No.  193.     1  p. 
Permitting  dam  across  river  near  Bemidji,  Minn.     No.  194. 

2  p. 
To  amend  act  to  establish  bridge  across  river   at  Prairie  du 

Chien  [etc.],  Iowa  [as  to  draw  in  east  channel  of  river]. 

No.  350.    1  p. 
To  authorize  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  to  construct  bridge  across  river. 

No.  291.     1  p. 
Mississippi  River  Commission.     To  enlarge  authority  of  commis- 
sion in  making  allotments  and  expenditures  of  funds  appropri- 
ated bv  Congress  for  improvement  of  Mississippi  River.     No. 
191.     1  p. 
Missouri  River — 

To  authorize  bridge  across  river  in  Broadwater  and  Gallatin 

counties,  Mont.     No.  281.     1  p. 
To  authorize  Chicago,  Milwaukee  and  St.  Paul  Railway  Com- 
pany to  construct  bridge  across  river  in  Lewis  and  Clarke 

County,  Mont,     No.  2S3.     1  p. 

Monongahela  River.  To  authorize  Monongahela  Connecting 
Railroad  Company  to  construct  bridge  across  river  in  Penn- 
sylvania.    No.  319.     1  p. 

Montana  College  of  Agriculture  and  Mechanic  Arts.  Withdraw- 
ing from  entry  certain  public  lands  in  Chouteau  County,  Mont,, 
and  leasing  same  to  college.     No.  335.     1  p. 

Monterey,  Cal.  Releasing  title  to  land  known  as  The  Cuartel 
to  Monterey.     No.  233.     1  p. 

National  banks.  To  amend  sec.  5200,  Revised  statutes,  relating 
to  national  banks  [so  as  to  increase  limit  of  loans].  No.  269. 
lp. 

National  Society  of  Sons  of  American  Revolution.  To  incorpor- 
ate society.     No.  214.     2  p. 

Naturalization.  To  validate  certain  certificates  of  naturaliza- 
tion.    No.  370.     1  p. 

Navv.  Making  appropriations  for  naval  service,  1907.  No.  336. 
35  p. 


June,  1906  247 

Congress — Continued. 

Public  [act]  178-374 — Continued. 

Nebraska.     For  resurvev  of  certain  townships  in  Nebraska.     No. 

307.     1  p. 
Negotiable   paper.     To    amend    sec.    3646,   Revised   statutes,   as 

amended  [relative  to  issue  of  duplicate  checks  by  disbursing 

officers,  so  as  not  to  include  warrants].     No.  244.     1  p. 
New  Mexico — 

For  manner  of  selecting  and  impaneling  juries   in   courts   in 
New  Mexico.     No.  333.     1  p. 

To  amend  act  to  make  grants  of  land  to  New  Mexico  [for 
schools,  public  buildings,  etc.,  so  as  to  permit  leasing  of  large 
tracts].     No.  289.     2  p. 
Nez  Perces  County,  Idaho.     Authorizing  patentingof  certain  lands 

to  school  district  57,  Nez  Perces  County.     No.  329.     1  p. 
Niagara  Falls.     For  control  and  regulation  of  waters  of  Niagara 

River  [and]  preservation  of  Niagara  Falls.     No.  367.     2  p. 
Niobrara  River.     To  grant  to  Charles  H.  Cornell  right  to  abut 

dam  across  river  on  Fort  Niobrara  military  reservation,  Nebr., 

and  to  construct  and  operate  trolley  or  electric  railway  line 

and  telegraph  and  telephone  lines  across    reservation.     No. 

239.     2  p. 
Ocean  Shore  Railway.     Granting  to  company  right  of  way  across 

Pigeon  Point  light-house  reservation,  Cal.     No.  328.     1  p. 
Officers,  Navy.     To  extend  [certain]  provisions  of  act  of  Mar.  3, 

1901,  to  officers  of  Navy  and  Marine  Corps  advanced  under 

sec.  1506  and'  1605  [Revised  statutes]  for  eminent  conduct  in 

battle.     No.  237.     1  p. 
Ohio  River — 

To  authorize  Back  River  Bridge  Company  to  construct  bridge 
across  west  or   smaller  division  of   river  from  Wheeling 
Island,  W.  Va.,  to  Ohio  shore.     No.  295.     1  p. 
To  authorize  Coraopolis  and  Osborne  Bridge  Company  to  con- 
struct bridge  over  river.     No.  316.     1  p. 
Oklahoma.    Ratifying  act  for  additional  buildings  for  Northwestern 
Normal  School,  Alva,  passed  by  Legislative  Assembly  of  Okla- 
homa.    No.  275.     1  p. 
Oklahoma  University  Preparatory  School.     Grantingto  Oklahoma 
for  use  of  school  sec.  33,  in  township  26  north  of  range  1  west 
of  Indian  meridian,  in  Kay  County.     No.  363.     2  p. 

Ordnance  Department.  To  increase  efficiencv  of  department.  No. 
278.     1  p. 

Osage  Indians.  For  division  of  lands  and  funds  of  Osage  Indians 
in  Oklahoma.     No.  321.     7  p. 

Osage  Reservation,  Okla.  For  recorder  of  deeds,  etc.,  in  reserva- 
tion.    No.  192.     1  p. 

Oyster-beds.  To  authorize  Secretary  of  Commerce  and  Labor  to 
cooperate  through  Coast  and  Geodetic  Survey  and  Bureau  of 
Fisheries  with  shellfish  commissioners  of  Maryland  in  making 
surveys  of  natural  oyster  beds,  bars,  and  rocks  in  waters  within 
Maryland.     No.  181.     1  p. 

Panama  Canal.  For  construction  of  lock  canal  connecting  waters 
of  Atlantic  and  Pacific  oceans.     No.  343.     1  p. 

Pend  Oreille  River,  Wash.  Authorizing  construction  of  dam 
across  Pend  d' Oreille  River  by  Pend  d' Oreille  Development 
Company.     No.  187.     2  p. 


248  June,  1906 

Congress — Continued. 

Public  [act]  178-374— Continued. 

Philadelphia,  Baltimore  and  Washington  Railroad.  For  payment 
of  damages  on  account  of  changes  in  grade  due  to  elimination  of 
grade  crossings  on  line  of  company.     No.  36-4.     3  p. 

Philippine  Islands.  To  amend  act  to  establish  standard  of  value 
and  provide  for  coinage  system  in  Philippine  Islands.  No. 
274.     1  p. 

Pilgrim  Fathers.  To  appropriate  $40,000  toward  erection  of 
monument  at  Provincetown,  Mass.,  in  commemoration  of  land- 
ing of  Pilgrims  and  signing  of  Mayflower  compact.  No.  210. 
lp. 

Porto  Rico — 

Defining  qualifications  of  jurors  in  Porto  Rico.  No.  294.  1  p. 
To  authorize  construction,  extension,  and  maintenance  of 
wharves,  piers,  and  other  structures  on  lands  underlying 
harbor  areas  and  navigable  streams  and  bodies  of  waters 
in  or  surrounding  Porto  Rico  and  islands  adjacent  thereto. 
No.  221.     3  p. 

Post-Office  Department.  Making  appropriations  for  Department, 
1907.     No.  297.     13  p. 

President  of  United  States.  To  provide  for  traveling  expenses  of 
President.     No.  276.     1  p. 

Princeton,  N.  J.  In  regard  to  monumental  column  to  commemo- 
rate battle  of  Princeton.     No.  207.     1  p. 

Public  health.  To  further  protect  public  health  and  make  more 
effective  national  quarantine.     No.  243:     3  p. 

Public  lands — 

For  subdivision  of  lands  entered  under  reclamation  act.      No. 

308.     2  p. 
To  amend  act  to  amend  sec.  2455,  Revised  statutes  [relating  to 
ordering  sale  of  disconnected  parcels  of  public  domain]. 
No.  303.     1  p. 

Puget  Sound.  Authorizing  James  A.  Moore  to  construct  canal 
along  Government  right  of  way  connecting  waters  of  sound 
with  Lake  Washington.     No.  218.     2  p. 

Railroad  employees.  Relating  to  liability  of  common  carriers  in 
District  of  Columbia  and  Territories  and  common  carriers 
engaged  in  commerce  between  States  and  between  States  and 
foreign  nations  to  their  employees.     No.  219.     1  p. 

Red  River  of  the  North.  To  authorize  Oslo,  Minn.,  to  construct 
bridge  across  river.     No.  296.     1  p. 

Retired  list,  Navy.  For  retirement  of  petty  officers  and  enlisted 
men  of  Navy.     No.  271.     1  p. 

Revenue  Cutter  Service — 

To  promote  efficiency  of  service.     No.  273.     2  p. 
To  regulate  enlistments  and  punishments  in  service.    No.  178. 
3  p. 

Rhode  Island.  For  relief  of  Rhode  Island  [by  payment  of  claims 
for  expenses  incurred  for  equipping  troops  in  War  with  Spain]. 
No.  199.     1  p. 

Richardson  County,  Nebr.  To  enable  Indians  allotted  lands  in 
severalty  within  drainage  district  1  in  county  to  protect  lands 
from  overflow,  and  for  segregation  of  such  of  said  Indians  from 
tribal  relations  as  may  be  expedient.     No.  227.     2  p. 


June,  1906  249 

Congress — Continued. 

Public  [act]  178-374— Continued. 
Eight  of  way — 

To  confirm  right  of  way  of  railroads  now  constructed  and  in 
operation  in  Oklahoma  and  Arizona.     No.  299.     1  p. 

To  declare  and  enforce  forfeiture  provided   by  nee.  4  of  act 
granting  to  railroads  right  of  way  through  public   lands. 
No.  301.     1  p. 
Rivers  and  harbors.     To  amend  act  authorizing  condemnation  of 

lands  or  easements  needed  in  connection  with  works  of  river 

and  harbor  improvement  at  expense  of  persons,  companies,  or 

corporations.     No.  374.     1  p. 
Salesmen.    To  amend  bankruptcy  act  [so  as  to  include  among 

debts    which    have   priority  wages   due  to  traveling    or  city 

salesmen].     No.  232.     1  p. 
Salt  Lake,  Utah.     To  amend  act  to  establish  port  of  delivery  at 

Salt  Lake  [so  as  to  rix  salarv  of  survevor  of  customs].     No. 

272.     1  p. 
Seals.     To  provide  seal  for  United  States  commissioners.     No.  322. 

lp. 
Shanghaiing.     To  prohibit  shanghaiing.     No.  332.     1  p. 
Shaw,  Fort.     For  disposition  under  public  land  laws  of  lands  in 

Fort  Shaw  military  reservation,  Mont.     No.  215.     1  p. 
Sherman,  Fort.     For  public  highway  on  east  side  of  Fort  Sherman 

military  reservation,  Idaho.     No.  279.     1  p. 
Sill,  Fort.     To  authorize  Wichita  Mountain  and  Orient  Railway 

Company  to  construct  railway  through  Fort  Sill  military  reser- 
vation.    No.  347.     1  p. 
Special  agents.     To  amend  sec.  5481,  Revised  statutes  [so  as  to 

provide  for  punishment  of  special  agents  for  extortion].     No. 

323.     1  p. 

Sponges.     To  regulate  landing,  delivery,  cure,  and  sale  of  sponges. 
No.  250.     1  p. 

Stamps,  Revenue.     For  sale  of  internal-revenue  stamps  in  Porto 

Rico.     No.  359.     1  p. 
Statehood.     To  enable  Oklahoma  and  Indian  Territory  and  New 

Mexico  and  Arizona  to  be  admitted  into  the  Union.     No.  2:34. 

21  p. 

Steamboats — 

To  amend  sec.  4421,  Revised  statutes,  inspection  of  steam  ves- 
sels.    No.  217.     2  p. 

To  amend  sec.  4472,  Revised  statutes,  relating  to  carrying  of 
dangerous  articles  on  passenger  steamers.     No.  184.     1  p. 
Sunflower  River.     To  authorize  board  of  supervisors  of  Sunflower 

County,  -Miss.,  to  construct  bridge  across  river.     No.  320.     1  p. 
Superior,  Wis.     To  extend  privileges  of  act  approved  June  10, 1880 

[governing  immediate  transportation  of  merchandise  without 

appraisement]  to  Superior.     No.  371.     1  p. 
•  Tallahatchie  River.      To  authorize  bridge  across  river  in  Talla- 
hatchie County,  Miss.     No.  195.     1  p. 
Tax  records.     To  amend  internal-revenue  laws  so  as  to  provide  for 

furnishing  certified  copies  of  certain  records.     No.  263.     1  p. 
Tennessee  River.     To  authorize  Chattanooga  Northern  Railway 

Companv  to  construct   bridge  across   river  at  Chattanooga, 

Tenn.     No.  266.     1  p. 


250  June,  1906 

Congress — Continued. 

Public  [act]  178-374— Continued. 
Texas— 

To  establish  additional  collection  district  in  Texas.  No.  246. 
2  p. 

To  extend  irrigation  act  to  Texas.     No.  225.     1  p. 
Trees.     To  punish  cutting,  chipping,  or  boxing  of  trees  on  public 

lands.     No.  190.     1  p. 
Tug  Fork.      Authorizing  Borderland  Coal  Company  to  construct 

bridge  across  Tug  Branch  of  Big  Sandy  River.     No.  366.     1  p. 
Uinta   Valley  Reservation.      Granting  lands   in   former   Uintah 

Reservation  to  corporation  of  Episcopal  Church  in  Utah.     No. 

345.    lp. 
Umatilla  Reservation.     Providing  when  patents  shall  issue  to  pur- 
chasers of  certain  lands  in  Oregon.     No.  344.     1  p. 
Vessels.     To  change  names  of  certain  sailing  vessels.     No.  365. 

lp. 
Walker,  Freeman  V.     For  relief  of  Walker.     No.  270.     1  p. 
Washington  State.     For  subdivision  and  sale  of  certain  lands  in 

Washington.     No.  216.     1  p. 
White  River,  Ark. — 

Granting  to  Batesville  Power  Company  right  to  construct  canal 
and  power  stations  at  lock  and  dam  1,  upper  White  River. 
No.  313.     1  p. 

To  permit  lock  and  dam  in  river.     No.  36S.     3  p. 
Wine.      To  amend   laws  relating  to   fortification    of   pure  sweet 

wines.     No.  200.     3  p. 
Wisconsin.     Granting  lands  to  Wisconsin  for  forestry  purposes. 

No.  304.     1  p. 
Yazoo  River,  Miss.     To  authorize  counties  of  Yazoo  and  Holmes 

to  construct  bridge  across  river.     No.  356.     1  p. 
Yellowstone  National  Park.     To  amend  act  concerning  leases  in 

park.     No.  189.     1  p. 
Public  [joint]  resolution  24-45;  approved  June  4-29,  1906 — 

Bullis,  Spencer  S.     For  payment  for  dredging  channel  and  anchor- 
age basin   between   Ship  Island    Harbor  and  Gulfport,  Miss. 

No.  30.     1  p. 
Calvo,  Jose  Martin.    To  receive  for  instruction  at  Military  Academy 

Jose  Martin  Calvo  of  Costa  Rica.     No.  33.     1  p. 
Chesapeake  Bay.     To  appoint  commission  to  examine  and  report 

upon  route  for  waterway  to  connect  waters  of  Chesapeake  and 

Delaware  bays.     No.  37.     1  p. 
Envelops,  etc.     To  supply  deficiency  in  appropriation  for  postal 

service.     No.  29.     1  p. 
Flags.    To  deliver  to  [Confederate  Memorial  Literary  Society]  cer- 
tain unidentified  battle  flags.     No.  43.     1  p. 
Howell,  General,  Post  31,  G.  A.  R.,  Woodbury,  N.  J.     To  furnish 

cannon  to  post.     No.  24.     1  p. 
Jews.     Expressing  sympathy. of  people  of   United  States  with 

Hebrews  on  account  of  massacres  of  members  of  their  race  in 

Russia.     No.  36.     1  p. 
Lake  County,  Ind.     Authorizing  construction  of  wharves,  piers, 

and  other  structures  in  Lake  Michigan  adjoining  certain  lands 

in  county.     No.  31.     1  p. 


June,  1906  251 

Congress— Continued. 

Public  [joint]  resolution  24-45 — Continued. 

Longfellow,  Henry  Wads  worth.  Directing  erection  of  [pedestal 
for]  statue  in  Washington,  D.  C,  of  Longfellow.  No.  25.  1  p. 
Lumber  and  timber.  To  protect  copyrighted  matter  appearing  in 
Rules  and  specifications  for  grading  lumber  adopted  by  various 
lumber  manufacturing  associations  of  United  States.  No.  41. 
lp. 

Mason,  Stevens  T.  Granting  cannon  for  statue  to  Mason.  No.  32. 
1  p. 

Mississippi  River.  For  improvement  of  certain  portion  of  river. 
No.  45.     1  p. 

Panama  Canal.  Providing  for  purchase  of  material  and  equipment 
for  use  in  construction  of  canal.     No.  35.     1  p. 

Pensions.  Amending  joint  resolution  approved  July  1,  1902,  con- 
struing act  of  June  27, 1890  [granting  pensions  to  soldiers  and 
sailors,  etc.].     No.  39.     1  p. 

Piatt  National  Park.  Directing  that  Sulphur  Springs  Reservation 
be  named  Piatt  National  Park.     No.  42.     1  p. 

Postal  service.  Authorizing  change  in  weighing  of  mails  in  4th 
section.     No.  26.     1  p. 

Public  buildings.  To  supply  deficiency  in  appropriation  for  assist- 
ant custodians  and  janitors  of  public  buildings.     No.  28.     1  p. 

Reclamation  Service.  To  print  4th  annual  report  of  service.  No. 
40.     1  p. 

Ripley,  Tenn.     To  furnish  gun  carriage  to  Ripley.     No.  38.     1  p. 
South  Haven,  Mich.     For  improvement  of  harbor  at  South  Haven. 
No.  44.     1  p. 

Vincennes  University,  Vincennes,  Ind.  To  donate  to  university 
obsolete  arms  and  other  military  equipments  now  in  possession 
of  university  to  be  used  in  military  instruction.     No.  34.      1  p. 

Yosemite  National  Park.  Accepting  recession  by  California  of 
Yosemite  Valley  grant  and  Mariposa  Big  Tree  Grove  and  includ- 
ing same  [etc.]. within  park.     No.  27.     3  p. 

Copyright  Office  (Library  of  Congress): 

Note. — The  Catalogue  of  title  entries  is  prepared  by  tlie  Register  of  Copy- 
rights and  published  by  the  Treasury  Department,  ft  is  not  sold  by  the  Treas- 
ury Depanuient.  the  Librarian  of  Congress,  nor  the  Register  of  "Copyrights, 
but  must  be  subscribed  for  at  the  office  of  the  collector  of  customs  for  the  dis- 
trict in  which  the  person  desiring  it  lives.  The  price  is  J5.00  per  year  of  52 
numbers.  The  bulletins  of  the  office  are  sent  free  on  application  to  the  Reg- 
ister of  Copyrights. 

Catalogue  of  title  entries  of  books  and  other  articles  entered  under 
copvright  law;  whole  nos.  779-782;  June  7-28,  1906.  p.  785-1190. 
[Weekly.]     Paper,  $5.00  a  yr. 

Corporations  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Report  on  transportation  of  petroleum.  512  p.  il.  pi.  maps,  facsim. 
(H.  doc.  812.) 

Court  of  Claims: 

Allison,  Francis.     Findings  in  case  of  E.  M.  Allison,  administrator  of 

Francis  Allison.     2  p.      (H.  doc.  869.) 
Austin,  Sterling  T.     Findings  in  case  of  Florine  A.  Albright  [heir  of 

Austin].     2  p.     (S.  doc.  466.) 
Bradlev,  Robert.     Findings  in  case  of  heirs  of  Bradlev.     2  p.      (S. 

doc".  503. ) 


252  June,  1906 

Court  of  Claims — Continued. 

Brewington,  Raiford.     Findings  in  case  of  Hardy  A.   Brewington, 

administrator  of  Raiford  Brewington.     2  p.     (S.  doc  471.) 
Brooks,  Isaac.     Findings  in  case  of  John  W.  Brooks,  son  of  Isaac 

Brooks.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  867.) 
Buckey,  Mary  E.     Findings.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  467.) 
Decuir,  Antoine.     Findings  in  case  of  Antoine  Decuir,  Joseph  Auguste 

Decuir,  and  Rosa  Decuir  Macias,  heirs  of  Antoine  Decuir.     2  p. 

(S.  doc.  482.) 

Delaware,  brig.  Conclusions  of  law  and  fact  in  French  spoliation 
cases  relating  to  brig,  James  Dunphy,  master.    6  p.     (  H.  doc.  904.) 

Fairfax  Lodge  43,  A.  F.  and  A.  M.,  Culpeper,  Va.  Findings.  2  p. 
(S.  doc.  475.) 

Fauquier  County,  Va.  Findings  in  case  of  trustees  of  Grove  Baptist 
Church,  Fauquier  County.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  463.) 

Holloway,  John  G.  Findings  in  case  of  E.  S.  and  W.  S.  Holloway, 
executors  of  John  G.  Holloway.     3  p.     (S.  doc.  469.) 

Jarratt,  Mrs.  Sarah  T.  Findings  in  case  of  John  B.  Jarratt,  admin- 
istrator of  Mrs.  Jarratt,     2  p'.     (S.  doc.  470. ) 

Jason,  brig.  Conclusions  of  law  and  fact  in  French  spoliation  cases 
relating  to  brig,  Edward  Smith,  master.     3  p.     (H.  doc.  872.) 

Larrabee  &  Allen.  Findings  in  case  of  Edward  W.  Larrabee,  admin- 
istrator of  Stephen  Larrabee,  and  Charles  H.  (Ti-eenleaf,  adminis- 
trator of  Amos  L.  Allen  [doing  business  as  Larrabee  &  Allen]. 
3  p.     (S.  doc.  480.) 

Nancy,  schooner.  Conclusions  of  law  and  fact  in  French  spoliation 
cases  relating  to  schooner,  James  Stephenson,  master.  2  p. 
(H.  doc.  905.) 

Payne,  William  B.     Findings.     3  p.     (H.  doc.  912.) 

Pearson,  Clifford  C.  Findings  in  case  of  Clifford  C.  Pearson,  jr., 
administrator  of  Clifford  C.  Pearson.     2  p.      (S.  doc.  465.) 

Pepper,  William.  Findings  in  case  of  Henry  Pepper  and  Elizabeth 
H.  Cleveland,  heirs  of  William  Pepper.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  472.) 

Price,  Thomas  J.  Findings  in  case  of  James  M.  Price,  heir  of  Thomas 
J.  Price.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  491.) 

Pungoteague,  Va.  Findings  in  case  of  St.  George  Protestant  Episco- 
pal Church,  Pungoteague.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  473. ) 

Raines,  William.     Findings.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  868.) 

Remington,  Va.  Findings  in  case  of  vestry  of  St.  Luke's  Episcopal 
Church,  Remington.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  529. ) 

Rodes,  Mrs.  Jane  Elizabeth.  Findings  in  case  of  John  B.  and  Clifton 
E.  Atchison,  heirs  of  Mrs.  Rodes.     2  p.      (H.  doc.  888. ) 

Ruffin,  Thomas  D.     Findings.     2  p.      (S.  doc.  468.) 

Smithmeyer,  John  L.,  and  Pelz,  Paul  J.  Findings.  6  p.  (S.  doc. 
520.) 

Stamper,  Sallie  B.     Findings.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  877. ) 

Turley,  John.  Findings  in  case  of  Mildred  Turlev,  administratrix  of 
John  Turley.     2  p.     ( H.  doc.  918. ) 

Warrenton,  Va.  Findings  in  case  of  trustees  of  Presbyterian  Church, 
Warrenton.     2  p.     (S.doc.  474. ) 

William,  brig.  Conclusion^  of  law  and  fact  in  French  spoliation  cases 
relating  to  brig,  David  Smith,  master.     4  p.     (H.  doc.  865.) 

Young,  Solomon.  Findings  in  case  of  Harriet  L.  Young,  adminis- 
tratrix of  Solomon  Young.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  901.) 


June,  1906  253 

Department  Methods  Committee: 

Investigation  of  12th  census  report  on  agriculture.     8  p.  4° 
Eeports  relating  to  official  crop  statistics  and  investigation  of  12th 
census  report  on  agriculture.     26  p.     (S.  doc.  464.  6-35252 

District  of  Columbia: 

Anacostia  River.     Report  on  improvement  of  Anacostia  flats.     5  p. 

(H.  doc.  903.) 
Appropriations — 

Estimate  of  appropriation  for  payment  of  judgment.     2  p.     (H. 

doc.  897.) 
Estimate  of  appropriation  for  payment  of  judgments.     3  p.     (H. 

doc.  907.) 
Estimate  of  appropriation  for  payment  of  judgments  and  for  writs 

of  lunacy.     2  p.     (  H.  doc.  883. ) 
Supplemental  estimates  for  [pavmant  of]  judgments  and  for  Gar- 
field  Hospital.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  875.) 
Coroner.      Supplemental    estimate    of  deficiency   for    [salaries    in 
coroner's  office].     2  p.     (S.  doc.  514.) 

District  of  Columbia  Committee  (Senate) : 

Alleys.     Report  amending  S.  5565,  to  close  certain  allevs  in  District. 

2  p.     (S.  rp.  4303.) 
Baltimore  and  Ohio  Railroad — 

Report  adverse  to  S.  6391,  similar  to  H.  19682,  to  permit  exten- 
sion and  construction  of  railroad  sidings  in  District.     1  p.     (S. 
rp.  4358. ) 
Report  amending  H.  19682,  to  permit  extension  and  construction 
of  railroad  sidings  in  District.     3  p.      (S.  rp.  4363.) 
Banks  and  banking — 

Report  adverse  to  S.  63,  similar  to  H.  118,  to  amend  code  of  law 

for  District  relating  to  savings  banks.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  4399.) 
Report  amending  H.  118,  to  amend  act  to  establish  code  of  law  for 
District,  as  amended  [relating  to  banks  and  banking].     1  p. 
(S.  rp.  4036.) 
Birds- 
Report  adverse  to  S.  3602,  similar  to  H.  13193,  to  prohibit  killing 
of  wild   birds  and  wild   animals   in   District.     1  p.     (S.  rp. 
4351.) 
Report  amending  H.  13193,  to  prohibit  killing  of  wild  birds  and 
wild  animals  in  District.     5  p.     (S.  rp.  4338.) 
Employment  agencies.      Report  submitting  S.  6394,  identical  with 
H.  19642,  to  regulate  keeping  of  employment  agencies  in  District 
where  fees  are  charged  for  procuring  emplovment  or  situations, 
as  substitute  for  S.  2476  and  6097.     10  p.     (S.'  rp.  4242.) 
Fire  Department — 

Report  adverse  to  S.  46,  similar  to  H.  4464,  to  classify  officers  and 
members  of  Fire  Department  of  District.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  4397.) 
Report  favoring  H.  4464,  to  classify  officers  and  members  of  Fire 
Department  of  District.     6  p.     (S.  rp.  4284.) 
Grand  Lodge,  I.  0.  O.  F.     Report  favoring  S.  6448,  to  authorize  lodge 
to  sell,  hold,  and  convey  certain  real  estate.     4  p.     (S.  rp.  4392.) 
Liquors.     Report  favoring  S.  4267,  to  prohibit  sale  of  intoxicating 
liquors  near  Government  Hospital  for  Insane  and  District  alms- 
house.    1  p.     (S.  rp.  4244.) 


254  June,  1906 

District  of  Columbia  Committee  (Senate) — Continued. 
Northern  Liberty  Market — 

Report  adverse  to  S.  2269,  similar  to  S.  4317,  for  payment  of 
claims  against  District  [for  losses  by  destruction  of  market]. 
1  p.     (S.  rp.  4400.) 

Report  favoring  S.  4317,  for  payment  of  claims  against  District 
[for  losses  by  destruction  of  market].     2  p.     (S.  rp;  3970.) 
Notaries  public.     Report  amending  H.  17133,  to  amend  code  of  law 

for   District    [so   as   to  allow  notaries  public  to  practice  before 

Executive  Departments].     5  p.     (S.  rp.  4012. ) 
Parks.     Report  favoring  S.  6322,  for  purchase  of  reservation  for  pub- 
lic park  in  District.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  4300. ) 
Philadelphia,  Baltimore  and  Washington  Railroad.     Report  favoring 

H.  17452,  for  payment  of  damages  on  account  of  changes  in  grade 

due  to  elimination  of  grade  crossings  on  line  of  company.     3  p. 

(S.  rp.  4306.) 
Providence  Hospital.      Report  favoring  amendment  to    H.    19844, 

making  appropriations  for  sundry  civil  expenses,  1907,  for  pay- 
ment of  expenses  incurred  in  reconstruction  of  hospital  buildings. 

1  p.     (S.  rp.  4296.) 
Public  Library.     Report  amending  S.  6406,  to  accept  money  and 

land  for  branch  library  in  District,  to  establish  commission  to 

supervise  erection  of  building  [etc.].     1  p.     (S.  rp.  4311.) 
Schools — 

Public  schools  of  District,  hearing  before  subcommittee  [May  26, 
1906],  on  H.  18442,  to  fix  and  regulate  salaries  of  teachers, 
school  officers,  and  other  employees  of  Board  of  Education  of 
District.     58  p.  6-35255 

Report  adverse  to  S.  4670,  similar  to  H.  18442,  for  control,  admin- 
istration, and  support  of  public  schools  of  District.  1  p.  (S. 
rp.  4331. ) 

Report  adverse  to  S.  2322,  similar  to  H.  18442,  for  control,  admin- 
istration, and  support  of  public  schools  of  District.  1  p.  (S. 
rp.  4335. ) 

Report  adverse  to  S.  2475,  similar  to  H.  18442,  for  control,  admin- 
istration, and  support  of  public  schools  of  District.  1  p.  (S. 
rp.  4337. ) 

Report  adverse  to  S.  2324,  similar  to  H.  18442,  to  amend  act  relat- 
ing to  organization  of  Board  of  Education  in  District.  1  p.  (S. 
rp.  4336. ) 

Report  adverse  to  H.  4671,  similar  to  H.  18442,  to  determine  and 
regulate  salaries  of  officers,  teachers,  and  other  employees  of 
Board  of  Education  of  District.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  4333.) 

Report  adverse  to  S.  2323,  similar  to  H.  18442,  to  determine  and 
regulate  salaries  of  officers,  teachers,  and  other  employees  of 
Board  of  Education  of  District.     1  p.      (S.  rp.  4334. ) 

Report  adverse  to  S.  2069,  similar  to  H.  18442,  to  fix  and  regulate 
salaries  of  teachers,  school  officers,  and  other  employees  of 
Board  of  Education  of  District.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  4332.) 

Report  amending  H.  18442,  to  fix  and  regulate  salaries  of  teach- 
ers, school  officers,  and  other  employees  of  Board  of  Education 
of  District.     99  p.      (S.  rp.  3974.)  6-35256 

Street  railways.     Report  amending  S.  6147,  authorizing  changes  in 

certain  street  railway  tracks  within  District.     3  p.     (S.  rp.  4313.) 


June,  1906  255 

District  of  Columbia  Committee  (Senate) — Continued. 

Streets — 

Report  adverse  to  S.  5033,  similar  to  S.  5119,  authorizing  extension 
of  W  and  Adams  streets  nw.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  3972.) 

Report  adverse  to  S.  2099,  similar  to  S.  5119,  authorizing  extension 
of  W  and  Adams  streets  nw.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  3973. ) 

Report  amending  by  substitute  S.  5868,  changing  names  of  Bright- 
wood  avenue  and  Georgia  avenue.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  3971.) 

Report  favoring  H.  130,  authorizing  extension  of  Kalorama  road. 
2  p.     (S.  rp.  4297.) 

Report  favoring  H.  18666,  for  reassessment  of  benefits  in  matter 
of  extension  and  widening  of  Sherman  avenue,  D.  C.     2  p. 
(S.  rp.  4301.) 
Union  station — 

Report  adverse  to  S.  61,  similar  to  H.  14511,  amendatory  of  act  for 
payment  of  damages  on  account  of  changes  of  grade  due  to 
construction  of  union  station,  D.  C.     1  p.      (S.  rp.  4398.) 

Report  adverse  to  S.  4305,  similar  to  H.  14511,  amendatory  of  act 
for  payment  of  damages  on  account  of  changes  of  grade  due  to 
construction  of  union  station,  D.  C.     1  p.      (S.  rp.  4401. ) 

Report  favoring  H.  14511,  amendatory  of  act  for  payment  of  dam- 
ages on  account  of  changes  of  grade  due  to  construction  of 
-  union  station,  D.  C.     3  p.      (S.  rp.  4302. ) 
Washington   and    Western    Maryland    Railroad.      Report   favoring 

H.  12086,  to  amend  act  to  incorporate  companv.     2  p.     (S.  rp. 

4391.) 

Documents  Office  (Government  Printing  Office): 

Catalogue  of  United  States  public  documents,  no.  137;  May,  1906. 
p.  179-227.      [Monthly.]     *  Paper,  $1.10  a  yr. 

Education  and  Labor  Committee  (Senate): 

Labor  and  laboring  classes.  Report  amending  S.  5469.  to  authorize 
Secretary  of  Commerce  and  Labor  to  investigate  and  report  upon 
industrial,  social,  moral,  educational,  and  physical  condition  of 
woman  and  child  workers  in  United  States.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  4245.  ) 

National  Education  Association  of  United  States.  Report  amending 
H.  10501,  to  incorporate  association.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  3960.) 

Railroad  employees.  Report  amending  by  substitute  S.  5133,  to  pro- 
mote safety  of  employees  and  travelers  upon  railroads  by  limiting 
hours  of  service  of  employees  thereon.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  4246.) 

Elections  Committee,  No.  1  (House): 

Jacob?  '•.  Lever.  Report  on  contest  of  Jacobs  v.  Lever,  from  7th  dis- 
trict of  South  Carolina,  submitting  H.  R.  568,  that  Charles  C. 
Jacobs  is  not  entitled  to  seat.     3  p.     (H.  rp.  4781.) 

Myers  >'.  Patterson.  Report  on  contest  of  Myers  v.  Patterson,  from 
2d  district  of  South  Carolina,  submitting  H.  R.  567,  that  Isaac 
Myers  is  not  entitled  to  seat.     4  p.     (H.  rp.  4780.) 

Prioleau  v.  Legare.  Report  on  contest  of  Prioleau  v.  Legare,  from 
1st  district  of  South  Carolina,  submitting  H.  R.  566,  that  Aaron 
P.  Prioleau  is  not  entitled  to  seat.     7  p.     (H.  rp.  4779.) 

Elections  Committee,  No.  2  (House): 

Report  on  contest  of  Coudrey  v.  Wood,  from  12th  district  of  Mis- 
souri, submitting  H.  R.  605,  seating  Harrv  M.  Coudrey.  1  p. 
(H.  rp.  4999.) 


256  June,  1906 

Elections  Committee,  No.  3  (House): 

Report  on  contest  of  Houston  v.  Brooeks,  from  2d  district  of  Texas, 
submitting  H.  R.  604,  that  A.  J.  Houston  is  not  entitled  to  seat; 
with  views  of  minority.     9  p.      (H.  rp.  4998.) 

Engineer  Department  (War  Department): 

Note.— For  divisions  under  this  bureau,  see  names  of  divisions. 

Bangor,  Me.  Reports  of  examination  and  survey  of  Penobscot  River 
at  Bangor.     6  p.  map.     (H.  doc.  739.) 

Brazos  River,  Tex.  Report  of  examination  of  river,  from  Old  Wash- 
ington to  Waco.     13  p.  pi.     (H.  doc.  705.) 

Circular  22-28  [1906];  May  31-June  18.  1906.     12° 

Crisneld,  Md.  Reports  of  examination  and  survey  of  harbor.  6  p. 
map.      (H.  doc.  783.) 

Elk  River,  Md.  Reports  of  examination  and  survey  of  river.  6  p. 
map.     (H.  doc.  738. ) 

General  orders  8  [1906];  June  5,  1906.     1  p.  12° 

Indian  River,  Fla.  Report  of  examination  and  survey  of  Sebastian 
Inlet,  Indian. River.     7  p.     (H.  doc.  858.) 

Sulphur  Fork,  Tex.  Report  of  examination  [with  estimate  of  cost 
of  improvement]  of  Sulphur  River.     8  p.     (H.  doc.  870.) 

Entomology  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department): 

Bulletin  58,  pt.  1,  Some  insects  injurious  to  forests,  locust  borer.     16 

p.  il.  pi.     *Paper,  5c 
Technical  series  12,  pt.  1,  Catalogue  of  recently  described  coccidse. 

18  p.     *  Paper,  10c  Agr  6-1143/2 

Equipment  Bureau  (Navy  Department): 

Note. — For  divisions  under  this  bureau,  see  names  of  divisions. 
Catalogue  of  ship's  and  crew's  libraries  of  U.  S.  S.  Wilmington.     35 
p.  12° 

Ethnology  Bureau  (Smithsonian  Institution): 

Bulletin  31,  List  of  publications  of  bureau,  with  index  to  authors  and 
titles.     31  p. 

Experiment  Stations  Office  (Agriculture  Department): 

Note. — For  divisions  under  this  bureau,  see  names  of  divisions. 
Annual  address  of  president  of  Association  [of  American  Agricultural 

Colleges  and  Experiment  Stations],     p.  29-36. 
Books  by  agricultural  college  and  experiment  station  men.     8  p. 
Circular  66,  Publications  of  office  issued  and   station  publications 

received  by  office  during  1905.     14  p.  Agr  6-962/2 

Experiment  station   record,  v.  17,   no.  9;    May,  1906.     p.  825-928. 

*Paper,  $1.00  a  vol.  (12  nos.) 
List  of  publications  of  office  on  food  and  nutrition  of  man;  corrected 

to  June  1,  1906.     14  p. 
List  of  station  publications  received  by  office  during  Mar.  and  Apr. 

1906.     12  p.     [Bimonthly.] 

Finance  Committee  (Senate): 

Free  tobacco  bill,  hearings  before  subcommittee  [Jan.  24,  Feb.  6, 
1905],   on    H.   14896    [58th   Congress],   for  relief  of    tobacco 
growers.     64  p. 
Same  [June  14,  1906],  on  H.  14972  [59th  Congress],  for  relief  of  / 
tobacco  growers.     21  p. 


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June,  1906  257 

Fisheries  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Note. — The  Bureau  supplies  gratuitously  those  of  its  publications  which  are 
in  print. 

Statistical  bulletin  180,  Statement  of  quantities  and  values  of  cer- 
tain fishery  products  landed  at  Boston  and  Gloucester,  Mass.,  by 
American  fishing  vessels,  May,  1906.     1  p.  oblong  8° 

Foreign  Affairs  Committee  (House): 

Citizens  of  United  States.  Report  adverse  to  S.  J.  R.  30,  to  create 
commission  to  examine  into  subjects  of  citizenship  of  United 
States,  expatriation,  and  protection  abroad.     1  p.     (H.rp.4784.) 

Postal  savings-banks.  Report  amending  H.  R.  602,  calling  for  infor- 
mation relative  to  postal  savings-banks  in  foreign  countries.  1  p. 
(H.rp.5042.) 

Foreign  Mail  Service  (Post-Office  Department): 

Schedule  of  steamers  appointed  to  convey  mails  to  foreign  countries 
during  July,  1906.     1  p.   narrow  f°     [Monthly.] 

Foreign  Relations  Committee  (Senate): 

Report  amending  H.  18024,  for  control  and  regulation  of  waters  of 
Niagara  River  [and]  preservation  of  Niagara  Falls.    1  p.     (S.  rp. 

4102.) 

Forest  Reservations  and  Protection  of  Game  Committee  (Senate) : 
Report  favoring  S.  6119.  for  protection  of  animals,  birds,  and  fish  in 
forest  reserves  of  California.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  4251.) 

Forest  Service  (Agriculture  Department): 

Applications  for  classification  and  listing  of  agricultural  lands  in  for- 
est reserves  under  act  of  June  11,  1906.     4  p. 
Bulletin— 

65,  revised  edition,  Advice  for  forest  planters  in  Oklahoma  and 

adjacent  regions.     46  p.  il.  pi.  map.     *Paper,  5c 
73,  Grades  and  amount  of  lumlier  sawed   from  yellow  poplar, 
yellow  birch,  sugar  maple,  and  beech.     30  p.     *Paper,  10c 

Agr  6-1139/6 
Field  programme,  June,  1906.     15  p.     [Monthly.] 
Forest  planting  leaflet — 
12,  Norway  spruce.     3  p. 

14,  White  pine.     5  p. 

15,  Scotch  pine.     3  p. 

16,  Fence-post  trees.     4  p. 

17,  European  larch.     3  p. 
Geographic  Names  Board: 

Decisions,  June  6,  1906.     3  p. 

Geological  Survey  (Interior  Department): 

Note. — The  publications  of  the  United  States  Geological  Survey  consist  of 
annual  reports  (restricted  to  one  volume  each,  beginning  with  report  for  1902), 
bulletins,  Mineral  resources,  Professional  papers,  and  Water-supply  and  irri- 
gation papers  which  are  intended  for  free  distribution:  and  maps,  Mono- 
graphs, and  folios  of  the  Geologic  atlas  and  the  Topographic  atlas  of  the 
United  States,  which  are  sold  at  prices  ranging  from  5c  to  811.00  each.  A 
wholesale  rate  has  been  established  for  topographic  and  geologic  folios,  when- 
ever the  sum  transmitted  solely  for  folios  at  the  wholesale  price  amounts  to  at 
least  S5.10:  that  is,  a  discount  of  40  per  cent  will  be  given  whenever  34  or  more 
folios  that  sell  singly  for  25c,  or  their  equivalent  in  higher  priced  folios, 
are  ordered  at  one  time.  Address  the  Director  of  the  Geological  Survey, 
Washington. 

Bromine.     Production  of  bromine  in  1905.     4  p. 


258  June,  1906 

Geological  Survey — Continued. 
Bulletin— 

278,  Geology  and  coal  resources  of  Cape  Lisburne  region,  Alaska. 
54  p.  il.  pi.  maps.     *Paper,  15c 

Same.     (H.  doc.  826.)  GS  6-752/3 

280,  Rampart   gold   placer   region,    Alaska.     54  p.  il.  pi.  maps. 

*Paper,  15c 
Same.     (H.  doc.  828.)  GS  6-753/4 

281,  Results  of  spirit  leveling  in  State  of  New  York,  1896-1905. 

112  p.      Paper,  10c 
Same.      (H.  doc.  829. )  GS  6-708/3 

282,  Oil  fields  of  Texas-Louisiana  Gulf  coastal  plain.     146  p.  il. 

pi.  maps.     *Paper,  20c 
Same.     (H.  doc.  830. )  GS  6-756/3 

288,  Results  of  spirit  leveling  in  Pennsylvania,  1899-1905.     62  p. 
Paper,  10c 
Same.     (H.  doc.  836.)  GS  6-719/3 

Geologic  atlas  of  United  States — 

134,  Beaver  folio,  Pa.     15  p.  il.  pi.  maps,  large  4°    *  Paper,  25c 

136,  St.  Marys  folio,  Md.-Va.     7  p.  il.  maps,  large  4°    *  Paper,  25c 

137,  Doverfolio,  Del.-Md.-N.  J.    lOp.  il.  maps,  large4u   *Paper,  25c 
Lithium.     Production  of  lithium  minerals  in  1905.     4  p. 

Maps.     United  States.     Scale  100  m.  =  0.54  in.     10.2  X  15.8  in. 

Owl  Creek  Mountains.  Geology  of  mountains,  with  notes  on  re- 
sources of  adjoining  regions  in  ceded  portion  of  Shoshone  Reser- 
vation, Wyo.     48  p.  il.  pi.  maps.     (S.  doc.  219.)  6-35207/5 

Rent.  Estimate  of  appropriation  for  rent  of  offices  for  Reclamation 
Service  and  Geological  Survey.     3  p.      (H.  doc.  863.) 

Topographic  sheets — 

Note. — The  Geological  Survey  is  making  a  topographic  map  of  the  United 
States.  The  sheets  of  which  it  is  composed  are  projected  without  reference 
to  political  divisions,  and  are  designated  by  some  prominent  town  or  natural 
feature  found  on  them.  Three  scales  are  used,  1:62.500, 1:125,000,  and  1:250,000. 
These  correspond,  approximately,  to  1  mile,  2  miles,  and  4  miles  to  1  linear 
inch  on  the  map.  The  size,  unless  otherwise  given,  is  about  17.5  inches  in 
height  by  11.5  10  16  inches  in  width,  exclusive  of  the  margin,  the  width  vary- 
ing with  the  latitude.  A  description  of  the  topographic  map  is  printed  on  the 
reverse  of  each  sheet  catalogued  below. 

About  three-tenths  of  the  area  of  the  country,  excluding  Alaska,  has  been 
mapped,  nearly  every  State  being  represented.  Massachusetts,  Connecticut, 
Rhode  Island,  New  Jersey,  and  the  District  of  Columbia  are  completely 
mapped  Sheets  of  the  regular  size  are  sold  by  the  Survey  at  5c  each;  but  in 
lots  of  100  or  more  copies,  whether  of  the  same  sheet  or  of  different  sheets,  the 
price  is  3c  each.  In  no  case  can  orders  be  filled  at  the  wholesale  rate  unless 
the  sum  remitted  solely  for  topographic  maps  amounts  to  at  least  83.00. 

Alaska,  Grand  Central  special  map,  lat.  64°  40/-64°  57/,  long. 
165°-165°  30'.  Scale  1:62,500,  contour  interval  25  ft.  20  X 
15.1  in. 

Alaska,  Nome  special  map,  lat.  64°  25/-64°  40',  long.  165°-165° 
30'.     Scale  1:62,500,  contour  interval  25  ft. 

^Arizona,  Bright  Angel  quadrangle,  lat.  36°-36°  15',  long.  112°-112° 
15'.  Scale  1:48,000,  contour  interval  50  ft.  22.7X18.5  in. 
[No  description  on  reverse.] 

California,  Oil  Center  special  map,  north  sheet,  lat.  35°  27'  30"- 
35°  30',  long.  118°  56'-119°  02'.  Scale  1  :  12,000,  contour  inter- 
val 20  ft.     15.2  X  29.9  in. 

California,  Oil  City  special  map,  south  sheet,  lat.  35°  25/-35° 
27'  30",  long.  118°  56'-!  19°  02'.  Scale  1 :  12,000,  contour  inter- 
val 20  ft.     15.2  X  29.9  in. 


June,  1906  259 

Geological  Survey — Continued. 
Topographic  sheets — Continued. 

[Index  map  to]  topographic  maps  of — 

Georgia,  Alabama,  and  Mississippi.     9.3  X  16  in.    folded  4° 

Kentucky  and  Tennessee.     9.3  X  15.6  in.     folded  4° 
Kentucky,  Sutherland  quadrangle,  lat.  37°  30/-37°  45',  long.  87°- 

87°  15'.     Scale  1  :  62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft. 
Maine,  Monhegan  quadrangle,  lat.  43°  45/-44°,  long.  69°  15'-69° 

30'.     Scale  1  :  62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft: 
Maryland,  Ellicott  quadrangle,  lat.  39°  15'-39°  30',  long.  76°  45'- 

7*7°.     Scale  1  :  62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft, 
Michigan,  Romulus  quadrangle,  lat.  42°-42°  15',  long.  83°  15'- 

83°  30'.     Scale  1  : 62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft. 
New  Hampshire,  Milford  quadrangle,  lat.  42°  45/-43°,  long.  71° 

30'-7 1  °  45'.     Scale  1  :  62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft. 
New  York,  Kasoag  quadrangle,  lat.  43°  15'-430  30',  long.  75°  45'- 

76°.     Scale  1 : 62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft. 
Ohio,  Chesterhill  quadrangle,  lat.  39°  15'-39°  30',  long.  81°  45'-82°. 

Scale  1:62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft, 
Pennsvlvania,  Burgettstown  quadrangle,  lat.  40°  15'— 40°  30',  long. 

80°  15'-80°  30'/   Scale  1:62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft. 

Pennsvlvania-Delaware,  Coatesville  quadrangle,  lat.  39°  45/-40°, 
long.  75°  45/-76°.     Scale  1:62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft. 

Vermont,  Burlington  quadrangle,  lat.  44°  15r-44°  30',  long.  73°- 
73°  15'.     Scale  1:62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft, 

Virginia,  Williamsburg 'quadrangle,  lat.  37°  15'-37°  30',  long. 
76°  30'-76°  45'.     Scale  1:62,500,  contour  interval  10  ft. 

West  Virginia-Ohio,  New  Martinsville  quadrangle,  lat.  39°  30'- 
39°  45',  long.  80°  45/-81  °.    Scale  1:62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft. 

Wisconsin,  Koshkonong  quadrangle,  lat,  42°  45/-43°,  long. 
88°  45/-89°.     Scale  1:62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft. 

Wisconsin,    Waukesha  quadrangle,    lat,  43°-43°   15',  long.  88°- 
88°  15'.     Scale  1:62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft. 
Water-supply  and  irrigation  paper — 

156,  Water   powers  of  northern  Wisconsin.     145  p.  il.  pi.  map. 
*  Paper,  25c 
Same.     ( H.  doc.  554. )  GS  6-765/2 

165,  Report  of  progress  of  stream  measurements  for  calendar  year 
1905,  pt.  1,  Atlantic  coast  of  New  England  drainage.  155  p. 
il.  map.     *  Paper,  15c  GS  5-1060/5 

169,  Report  of  progress  of  stream  measurements  for  calendar  year 
1905,  pt,  5,  Ohio  and  lower  eastern  Mississippi  River  drain- 
ages.    153  p.  il.  map.     *Paper,  15c  GS  5-1060/5 

Government  Actuary  (Treasury  Department): 

Market  prices  and  investment  values  of  outstanding  securities  [May, 
1906].  2  p.  4°  (Treasury  Dept.  Dept.  circular  47,  1906.) 
[Monthly.] 

Government  Hospital  for  Insane,  Committee  to  Investigate  Man= 
agement  of  (House): 

Government  Hospital  for  Insane  [hearings  before  committee,  June 
19-28,  1906].     328  p.  6-35234/3 


260  June,  1906 

Government  Printing  Office: 

Note.— For  office  under  this  office,  see  Documents  Office. 
Annual  report  of  public  printer  [tabular  statements  with  report  of 

superintendent  of  documents],  1905.     329  p.  1  pi.     (S.  doc.  5.) 
Estimate  of  appropriation  for  [iron  shutters  for  Printing  Office  build- 
ing].    1  p.     (S.  doc.  493.) 

Hawaii    Agricultural     Experiment    Station    (Experiment    Stations 
Office,  Agriculture  Department): 
Bulletin  12,  Mango  in  Hawaii.     32p.pl.     *  Paper,  10c     A gr  6-964/2 

Hydrographic  Office  (  Equipment  Bureau,  Navy  Department): 

Note. — The  charts,  sailing  directions,  etc.,  of  the  Hydrographic  Office  are 
sold  by  the  office  in  Washington  and  also  by  agents  at  the  principal  American 
and  foreign  seaports  and  American  lake  ports.  The  price  of  the  Catalogue  of 
charts,  plans,  sailing  directions,  and  other  publications  is  50c.  Copies  of  the 
Hydrographic  bulletin  and  Notice  to  mariners  are  supplied  free  on  applica- 
tion at  the  Hydrographii  Office  in  Washington  and  at  the  branch  offices  in 
Boston.  New  York,  Philade  phia,  Baltimore.  Norfolk.  Savannah,  New  Orleans, 
San  Francisco,  Portland  (Oreg.),  Port  Townsend,  Chicago,  Cleveland,  Buffalo, 
Sault  Ste.  Marie,  and  Duluth. 

Charts- 
Africa,   Anchorages  on  west  coast  of,   from  British  and  French 

survevs  between  1836  and  1880;    chart  2311.     25.1X23.2  in. 

30c 
Fukuoka  Wan,  Kiushu,  north  coast,  Japan,  from  Japanese  sur- 
vevs in  1894  and  1902;  chart  2310.     Scale  naut.  m.  =  1.94  in. 

19.2  X  26  in.     20c 
Great  Fish  Bay,  Angola,  west  coast  of  Africa,  from  British  survey 

in  J894;  chart  2270.     Scale  naut.  ni.  =  1.45  in.     39.8X26.2  in. 

50c 
Hakodate  Bav,  Hokushu,  south  coast,  Japan,  from  Japanese  sur- 
vey in  1902;  chart  2291.      Scale  naut.  m.  =  3  in.     17.4X22.2 

in.     20c 
Kongo   River  and   adjacent  creeks,  west  coast  of  Africa,   from 

[British]  surveys,  1825,  1875  [and]  1899,  scale  naut.  m.  =  l  in.; 

with  inset,  Banana  Creek,  surveyed  by  H.  M.  S.  Rambler,  1899, 

scale  naut.  m.  =  4  in.;  Kongo  River,  scale  naut.  m.  =  0.4  in.; 

chart  2284.     29.2  X  39.8,  9.3  X  8.9,  and  8.7  X  15.8  in.     50c 
Lagos  Harbor,  Bight  of  Benin,  west  coast  of  Africa,  [from  British 

surveys]  1903,  1891,  scale  naut.  m.  =  7.36  in. ;  with  inset,  Benin 

River    entrance,    surveyed    1881,    scale    naut.  m.  =  0.99   in.; 

chart  2264.     38.8  X  25.4  and  9.9  X  7.1  in.     40c 
Loango  and    Black    Point   bays,    French   Congo,  west   coast   of 

Africa,  from  French  survey  in  1883;  chart  2321.     Scale  naut. 

m.  =  1.5in.     24.9x21.6  in.     20c 
Los,  Isles  do  [or]  Idolos,  west  coast  of  Africa,  from  British  and 

French  surveys  between  1826  and  1905,  scale  naut.  m.  =  1.32 

in.;  Konakri  Road,  from  French  survey,  1895,  [and]  French 

surveys,  1850  &  1891-3,  scale  naut. m.  =  4. 13  in.;  chart  2288. 

27.5  X  19.5  in.     20c 
Pilot  chart  of  north  Atlantic  Ocean,  July,  1906;  chart  1400.     Scale 

1°  long.  =0.27  in.     21X32  in.     [Monthly.]      10c 
Pilot  chart  of  north  Pacific  Ocean,  July,  1906;  chart  1401.    Scale  1° 

long.=0.2in.     20.7X35.3  in.      [Monthly.]     10c 
Saldanha  Bav.  southwest  coast  of  Africa,  from  British  survev  in 

1869;  chart  2285.    Scale  naut.  m.  =  1.5  in.    32.7x25.8  in.   "40c 
Sierra  Leone  River,  Entrance  to,  west  coast  of  Africa,  from  British 

survey  in  1899;  chart  2286.    Scale  naut,  m.  =3.95  in.    26.1X39.7 

in.     50c 


June,  1906  261 

Hydrographic  Office— Continued. 
Charts — Continued. 

Sierra  Leone  River,  Sierra  Leone,  west  coast  of  Africa,  from  British 
survey  in  1826  and  1899,  scale  naut.  m.=l  in.;  with  inset, 
Sierra  Leone  Anchorage,  from  British  survey  in  1899,  scale 
1000  yds.  =8.95  in.;  chart  2274.  25.6X39  and  10.2X11.2  in. 
50c 
Walfisch  Bay,  west  coast  of  Africa,  from  British  survey  in  1894; 

chart  2267.     Scale  naut.  m. =2.96  in.     2t. 5x39.6  in.     50c 
Yanagino  Seto  and  approaches,  Kiushu,  west  coast,  Japan,  from 
Japanese  survev  in  1903;  chart  2290.     Scale  naut.  in.  =6  in. 
20.9X27.2  in.     30c 
Yobuko   Ko  and  approaches,  Kiushu,  north  coast,  Japan,  from 
Japanese  survey  in  1902;  chart  2309.     Scale  naut.  m.  =4.4  in.. 
19.2X25.5  in.    '20c 
Hydrographic  bulletin,  weekly,  875-878;  June  6-27,  1906.     Each  1  p. 

various  sizes. 
Notice  to  mariners,  weekly,  22-26, 1906;  June  2-30  [1906].    1.301-383,. 

maps. 
Supplement  [to]   Azores,   Madeiras,   Salvages,   Canaries,  and  Cape- 
Verde  Islands,  3d  edition  (publication  102,  edition  of  1898).     12  L 
Paper,  10c 

Immigration  and  Naturalization  Committee  (House) : 

Angel  Island,  Cal.     Report  favoring  H.  19468,  to  increase  limit  of 

cost  of  immigrant  station  at  island.     2  p.      (H.  rp.  4640.) 
Immigration — 

Report  amending  S.  4403,  to  amend  act  to  regulate  immigration 
of  aliens  into  United  States,  so  as  to  substitute  text  of  H.  18673; 
with  views  of  minority.     29  p.     (H.  rp.  4558. )  6-35217/3 

Report  amending  S.  4403,  to  amend  act  to  regulate  immigration 
of  aliens  into  United  States,  so  as  to  substitute  text  of  H.  18673, 
with  amendments;  with  views  of  minority.  37  p.  (H.  rp. 
4912.)  6-35218/3 

Views  of  minority  on  S.  4403,  to  amend  act  to  regulate  immigra- 
tion of  aliens  into  United  States.     6  p. 

Immigration  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Facts  concerning  enforcement  of  Chinese-exclusion  laws,  response  to 

inquiry.     162  p.      (H.  doc.  847.)  6-35213/1 

Immigration  statement  and  inward  passenger  movement,  May,  1906. 

1  p.  f°     [Monthly.]  , 

Immigration  Committee  (Senate): 

Report  amending  H.  15442,  to  establish  Bureau  of  Immigration  and 
Naturalization,  and  for  uniform  rule  for  naturalization  of  aliens 
throughout  United  States.     6  p.     (S.  rp.  4373.) 

Indian  Affairs  Committee  (House): 

Blackfeet  Reservation,  Mont.  Report  amending  H.  19681,  to  survey 
and  allot  lands  within  reservation  and  to  open  surplus  lands  to 
settlement.     2  p.      (H.  rp.  4723. ) 

Comanche  County,  Okla.  Report  amending  H.  16785,  giving  prefer- 
ence right  to  settlers  on  pasture  reserve  3  to  purchase  land  leased 
to  them  for  agricultural  purposes  in  county.     3  p.     (H.  rp.  4675.) 

Piatt  National  Park.  Report  favoring  H.  J.  R.  181,  directing  that 
Sulphur  Springs  Reservation  be  named  Piatt  National  Park.  1  p. 
(H.  rp.  5016.) 

15085— No.  138—06 3 


262  June,  1906 

Indian  Affairs  Committee  (House) — Continued. 

Richardson  County.  Nebr.  Report  amending  S.  2418,  to  enable 
Indians  allotted  lands  in  severalty  within  drainage  district  1  in 
county  to  protect  lands  from  overflow,  and  for  segregation  of  such 
of  said  Indians  from  tribal  relations  as  may  be  expedient.  5  p. 
(H.  rp.  4677.) 
Umatilla  Reservation.  Report  favoring  S.  6300,  providing  when  pat- 
ents shall  issue  to  purchasers  of  certain  lands  in  Oregon.  2  p. 
(H.  rp.  4988.  I 

Indian  Affairs  Committee  (Senate): 

Blackfeet  Reservation,  Mont.  Report  favoring  S.  6354,  to  survey 
and  allot  lands  within  reservation  and  to  open  surplus  lands  to 
settlement.  1  p.  (S.  rp.  3976.) 
Comanche  County,  Okla.  Report  amending  H.  16785,  giving  prefer- 
ence right  to  settlers  on  pasture  reserve  3  to  purchase  land  leased 
to  them  for  agricultural  purposes  in  county.  3  p.  ( S.  rp.  4243. ) 
Indian  Territory — 

Report  amending  S.  3237,  for  public  administrators  in  Territorv. 

2  p.     (S.  rp.  3975.) 
Report  amending  S.  6255,  to  amend  act  for  final  disposition  of 
affairs  of  Five  Civilized  Tribes  in  Territory  [so  as  to  provide 
for  reexamination  of  enrolment  records  of  minors].     1  p.     (S. 
rp.  4212.) 
Report  favoring  S.  6418,  to  establish  additional  recording  district 
in  Territory.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  4292.) 
Menominee  Reservation.     Report  amending  II.  13372,  to  authorize 
sale  of  timber  on  lands  of  Menominee  Indians,  Wis.     2  p.     (S.  rp. 
3977.  | 
Osage  Indians.     Report  amending  H.  15333,  for  division  of  lands  and 

funds  of  Osage  Indians  in  Oklahoma.     9  p.     (S.  rp.  4210. ) 
Siletz   Reservation,  Oreg.     Report  amending  H.   12080,  granting  to 
^iletz  Power  and  Manufacturing  Company  right  of  way  for  water 
ditch  or  canal  through  reservation.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  4402.) 

Indian  Bureau  (Interior  Department): 

Estimate  of  appropriation  for  [completing  work]  of  Commission  to 

Five  Civilized  Tribes.     3  p.     (H.  doc.  878.) 
Routes  to  Indian  agencies  and  sch<  ><  ils  with  post-office  and  telegraphic 

addre>ses  and  nearest  railroad  stations;  corrected  to  Mav  15,  1906. 

28  p. 

Industrial  Expositions  Select  Committee  (Senate): 

Report  favoring  S.  C.  R.  28,  requesting  President  to  assist  isthmian 
exposition  to  be  held  at  Tampa,  Fla.,  Jan. -May,  1908.  1  p. 
(S.  rp.  4233. ) 

Infantry  and  Cavalry  School  (  War  Department): 

Orders  19-22  [1906]:  June  1-25,  1906.     Each  1  p.  12°' 
Insular  Affairs  Bureau  (War  Department): 

Monthly  summary  of  commerce  of  Philippine  Islands,  Dec.  1905, 
with  general  review  and  analysis  of  trade  according  to  leading 
countries;  no.  6,  series  1905-06.     p.  545-685,  4° 

Insular  Affairs  Committee  (House): 

Judges.  Report  favoring  H.  14172,  to  provide  temporary  substitute 
for  district  judge  in  Porto  Rico.     1  p.      (H.  rp.  4879. ) 


June,  1906  263 

Insular  Affairs  Committee — Continued. 

Manila,  P.  I.  Report  favoring  H.  19754,  for  distribution  of  public 
documents  to  library  of  Philippine  government  at  Manila.  1  p. 
(H.rp.4566.) 

Naval  training.  Report  favoring  H.- 19755,  to  loan  temporarily  to 
Philippine  government  vessel  of  Navy  for  use  in  connection  with 
nautical  schools  of  Philippine  Islands.     1  p.      (H.  rp.  4565.) 

Philippine  Islands.  Report  favoring  S. 6243,  to  amend  act  to  estab- 
lish standard  of  value  and  provide  for  coinage  system  in  Philippine 
Islands.     4  p.      (H.  rp.  4923. )     [Corrected  2d  print  was  issued.] 

Interior  Department: 

Note. — The  decisions  of  the  Department  of  the  Interior  in  pension  eases  are 
issued  in  slips  and  in  signatures,  and  the  decisions  in  land  cases  are  issued 
in  signatures,  both  being  published  later  in  bound  volumes  at  prices  ranging 
from  51.05  to  $].4o  per  volume.  Subscribers  may  deposit  SI. 00  in  the  Depart- 
ment and  receive  the  contents  of  a  volume  of  the  decisions  of  either  kind 
in  separate  parts  as  they  are  issued.  For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see 
names  of  bureaus.  ' 

Decisions  [in  appealed  pension  and  bounty-land  claims]  v.  16,  [sig- 
natures] 27-29.     p.  417-464. 

Same,  [v.  16,  slips]  113-121;  May  9-.Iune  7,  1906. 
Draft  of  concurrent  resolution  for  printing  certain  volumes  of  land 

and  pension  decisions.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  871.) 

Internal  Revenue  Office  (Treasury  Department): 

Estimates  of  appropriations  for  expenses  of  internal-revenue  service. 
2  p.     ( H.  doc.  874. ) 

Interstate  and  Foreign  Commerce  Committee  (House): 

Adulterations.  Hearings  before  committee  [Feb.  20,  21,  1906],  on 
pure-food  bills,  H.  3044  [and  others],     p.  139-184. 

Baggage.  Report  amending  H.  20017,  to  regulate  checking  of  bag- 
gage  by  common  carriers.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  4904.) 

Buffalo,  N.  Y.  Report  amending  H.  20248,  to  authorize  Buffalo  to 
construct  tunnel  under  Lake  Erie  and  Niagara  River  [and]  to 
erect  hilet  pier  therefrom.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  4981.) 

Cattle.  Report  favoring  H.  20179,  to  prevent  cruelty  to  animals 
while  in  transit  from  one  State  or  Territory  into  or  through 
another  State  or  Territory,  and  repealing  sec.  4386-90,  Revised 
statutes,  as  substitute  for  H.  47.     11  p.      (H.  rp.  4938.) 

Chattahoochee  River — 

Report  favoring  H.  19815,  to  authorize  Georgia,  Florida  and  Ala- 
bama Railway  Company  to  construct  bridge  across  river 
between  Columbus  and  Franklin,  Ga.  1  p.  (H.  rp.  4646.) 
Report  favoring  H.  19816,  to  authorize  Georgia,  Florida  and  Ala- 
bama Railway  Company  to  construct  3  bridges  across  river,  1 
at  or  near  Eufaula,  Ala.,  and  2  between  Eufaula  and  Colum- 
bus, Ga.     1  p.      (H.  rp.  4647.) 

Coldwater  River.  Report  favoring  H.  20097,  to  authorize  board  of 
supervisors  of  Coahoma  County,  Miss.,  to  construct  bridge  across 
river.     1  p.     ( H .  rp.  4936. ) 

Controller  Bay.  Report  favoring  H.  20405,  to  authorize  Alaska 
Pacific  Railway  and  Terminal  Company  to  construct  railroad 
trestle  across  tide  and  shore  lands  in  bay.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  5067.) 

Gasconade  River.  Report  favoring  H.  19571,  to  authorize  county 
court  of  Gasconade  County,  Mo.,  to  construct  bridge  across  river 
at  or  near  Fredericks! mrg.     ]  p.     (H.  rp.  4887.) 


264  June,  1906 

Interstate  and  Foreign  Commerce  Committee — Continued. 

Greenhill,  R.  I.     Report  favoring  S.  280,  identical  with  H.  4529,  to 

provide  life-saving  station  at  or  near  Greenhill.     3  p.     (H.  rp. 

4916.) 
Hampton  Roads.     Report  favoring  S.  4774,  relating  to  movements 

and  anchorage  of  vessels  in  Hampton  Roads,  harbors  of  Norfolk 

and  Newport  News,  and  adjacent  waters,  Va.     2  p.     ( H.  rp.  5020. ) 
Kentucky  River.     Report  favorihg  H.  20287,  to  authorize  George 

Hammons,  Charles  Vaunice,  and  F.  A.  Lyons  to  construct  bridge 

across  river  at  Beattyville,  Ky.     1  p.      (H.  rp.  5018.) 
Mississippi  River — 

Report  amending  H.  19431,  permitting  dam  across  river  between 
counties  of  Stearns  and  Sherburne,  Minn.     3  p.     ( H.  rp.  4964. ) 

Report  amending  H.  20210,  to  authorize  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  to  con- 
struct bridge  across  river.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  4959.) 

Report  favoring  H.  20338,  to  amend  act  to  legalize  bridge  across 
river  at  Prairie  du  Chien  [etc.],  Iowa  [as  to  draw  in  east  chan- 
nel of  river].     1  p.      (H.  rp.  5023.) 
Missouri  River — 

Report  amending  H.  201 76,  to  authorize  Missouri  Central  Railroad 
Company  to  construct  bridge  across  river  near  Glasgow,  Mo. 
2  p.     (H.  rp.  5022.) 

Report  amending  H.  201 75,  to  authorize  Missouri  Central  Railroad 

Company  to  construct  bridge  across  river  near  St.  Charles,  Mo. 

2  p.      (H.  rp.  5021.) 
Report  favoring  H.  19520,  to  authorize  Chicago,  Milwaukee  and 

St.  Paul  Railway  Company  to  construct  bridge  across  river  in 

Montana.     1  p.      (H.rp.  4559. ) 
Report   favoring    H.  17972,   to  extend   time  for  construction  of 

bridge  across  river  at  or  near  South  Omaha,  Nebr.    1  p.    ( H.  rp. 

5047. ) 
Monongahela  River.     Report  favoring  H.  19850,  to  authorize  Monon- 
gahela  Connecting  Railroad  Company  to  construct  bridge  across 
river  in  Pennsylvania.     1  p.     (H.rp.  4898. ) 
Ohio  River — 

Report  amending  H.  19856,  identical  with  S.  6149,  to  authorize 

Back  River  Bridge  Company  to  construct  bridge  across  west  or 

smaller  division  of  river  from  Wheeling  Island,  W.    Va.,  to 

Ohio  shore.     1  p.     (H.rp.  4643. ) 
Report  amending  by  substitute  H.  19566,  to  authorize  Coraopolis 

and  Osborne  Bridge  Company  to  construct  bridge  over  river. 

2  p.      (H.rp.  4906.) 
Panama  Canal — 

Hearing  before  committee  [June  5,  1906,  statement  of  John  F. 

Stevens]  on  isthmian  canal.     48  p.  6-35193/3 

Report  favoring  H.  20381,  for  construction  of  lock  canal  connect- 
ing Atlantic  and  Pacific  oceans.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  5017.) 
Railroad  employees.     Report  amending  H.  18671,  to  promote  safety 
of  employees  and  travelers  upon  railroads  by  limiting  hours  of 
service  of  employees  thereon.     10  p.     (H.  rp.  4567. )         6-35223/4 
Railroads.     Report  amending  H.  J.  R.  153,  directing  Interstate  Com- 
merce Commission  to  investigate  and  report  on  block  signal  sys- 
tems and  appliances  for  automatic  control  of  railway  trains.     9  p. 
(H.rp.  4637.)  6-35250 


June,  1906  265 

Interstate  and  Foreign  Commerce  Committee — Continued. 

Red  River.  Report  favoring  H.  20409,  to  authorize  Minneapolis,  St. 
Paul  and  Sault  Ste.  Marie  Railway  Company  to  construct  bridge 
across  river.     1  p.     (H.rp.  5019.) 

Red  River  of  the  North.  Report  favoring  H.  20119,  to  authorize  Oslo, 
Minn.,  to  construct  bridge  across  river.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  4937.) 

Revenue  Cutter  Service.  Report  amending  S.  3044,  to  promote  effi- 
ciency of  service.     3  p.     ( H.  rp.  4902. ) 

St.  Francis  River.  Report  favoring  H.  20407,  to  authorize  Baldwin 
and  Dague  Lumber  Companv  to  construct  bridge  across  river  in 
Arkansas.     1  p.     (H.rp.  5068. ) 

Sunflower  River.  Report  favoring  H.  19854,  to  authorize  board  of 
supervisors  of  Sunflower  Countv,  Miss.,  to  construct  bridge  across 
river.     1  p.     (H.rp.  4899.) 

Tennessee  River.  Report  favoring  H.  20070,  to  authorize  Chatta- 
nooga Northern  Railway  Company  to  construct  bridge  across 
river  at  Chattanooga,  Tenn.     1  p.      I  H.rp.  4917.) 

Tug  Fork- 
Report  amending  H.  19312,  to  authorize  Mingo-Martin  Coal  Land 
Company  to  construct  bridge  across  Tug  Fork  of  Bi:_r  ^andy 
River  at  or  near  mouth  of  Wolf  Creek.  2  p.  (H.  rp.  4639. ) 
Report  amending  H.  19523,  to  authorize  Thomas  J.  Ewing  and 
[others]  to  construct  bridge  across  Tug  Fork  of  Big  Sandy 
River.     1  p.     (H.rp.  4641.) 

Wabash  River.  Report  amending  H.  20451,  to  authorize  bridge 
across  river.     2  p.     (  H.  rp.  5069. ) 

Yukon  River.  Report  favoring  H.  20404,  to  authorize  Alaska  Pacific 
Railway  and  Terminal  Company  to  construct  bridge  across  river 
in  Alaska.     1  p.     (  H.  rp.  5066. )' 

Interstate  Commerce  Commission: 

Note. — The  Commission  furnishes  its  reports  gratuitously  to  those  who  apply 
for  them. 

Letter  stating,  in  response  to  resolution,  that  report  in  regard  to  [rail- 
road discriminations  and  monopolies  in  coal  and  oil]  can  not  now 
be  made.     2  p.      (S.  doc.  522.) 

Invalid  Pensions  Committee  (House): 

Hearing  of  committee  [May  24,  1906],  on  H.  11503,  to  extend  pro- 
visions of  act  of  June  27.  1890,  to  Enrolled  Missouri  Militia  and 
other  [militia]  organizations  of  Missouri.     19  p. 

Irrigation  of  Arid  Lands  Committee  (House): 

Hearings  before  committee  [Apr.  16-May  1,  1906],  relating  to  rec- 
lamation work  of  Government  under  national  irrigation  act. 
246  p.  6-35209/3 

Isthmian  Canal  Commission  i  War  Department): 

Note. — For  divisions  under  this  commission,  see  names  of  divisions. 
Isthmian  canal,  expenditures,  actual  and  estimated,  to  June  30,  1907. 

7  ]>.     (Appropriations  Committee,  House.) 
Minutes  of  meeting  of  commission  and  of  executive  and  engineering 
committees,  Jan. -Mar.  1906.     179  p. 

Judiciary  Committee  (House) : 

California.  Report  favoring  H.  19522.  establishing  terms  of  circuit 
and  district  courts  of  northern  district  of  California  at  Eureka. 
1  p.     (H.  rp.  4645.) 


266  June,  1906 

Judiciary  Committee  (House) — Continued. 

Government  officials.  Report  amending  H.  19518,  to  amend  sec. 
5501,  Revised  statutes  [so  as  to  provide  for  punishment  of  Gov- 
ernment employees  who  prematurely  divulge  information  pos- 
sessed by  any  office  of  Government,  etc.].     1  p.     (H.  rp!  4876.) 

Indiana.  Report  amending  H.  16008.  for  judicial  divisions  in  dis- 
trict of  Indiana  [and]  designating  places  where  court  shall  be 
held.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  4967.) 

Injunctions.  Hearing  before  committee  [Mar.  14-May  2,  1906]  in 
relation  to  anti-injunction  and  restraining  orders.     415  p. 

Insurance.  Hearing  before  committee  [Mav  14-19, 1906],  in  relation 
to  insurance  [within  District  of  Columbia].     392  p.  6-35208/4 

Postal  service.  Report  favoring  H.  16548,  for  judicial  review  of 
orders  excluding  persons  from  use  of  mail  facilities.  6  p.  (H. 
rp.  4919. ) 

Reformatories.  Report  amending  by  substitute  H.  12869,  to  revise 
and  amend  United  States  statutes  relating  to  commitment  of 
United  States  prisoners  to  reformatories  of  States.  2  p.  (H.  rp. 
4921. ) 

Judiciary  Committee  (Senate): 

Appeals.  Report  amending  by  substitute  H.  15434,  to  regulate  ap- 
peals in  criminal  prosecutions.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  3922.) 

Confederates.  Report  favoring  S.  5951,  to  repeal  sec.  3480,  Revised 
statutes  [relative  to  claims  of  disloyalists].     2  p.     (S.  rp.  3979.) 

Insurance.  Report  under  S.  R.  5,  directing  committee  to  report  as  to 
whether  Congress  has  authority  to  regulate  business  of  marine, 
fire,  or  life  insurance.     1  p.     (S. rp. 4406. ) 

Iowa.  Report  amending  H.  18330,  transferring  county  of  Clinton 
from  northern  to  southern  judicial  district.     1  p.      (S.  rp.  4247.) 

Marriage.  Report  adverse  to  S.  J.  R.  9,  to  amend  Constitution  to 
authorize,  uniform  marriage  and  divorce  laws  and  enforcement 
thereof  by  adequate  penalties.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  4035.) 

Naturalization.  Report  amending  H.  18713,  to  validate  certain  cer- 
tificates of  naturalization.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  4255.) 

New  Mexico.  Report  amending  H.  19379,  for  manner  of  selecting 
and  impaneling  juries  in  courts  in  New  Mexico.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  4322. ) 

Spanish  Treaty  Claims  Commission.  Report  amending  S.  5136,  sim- 
ilar to  S.  5165  and  H.  15912,  to  amend  act  creating  commission 
[so  that  Supreme  Court  may  require  by  certiorari  certain  cases  to 
be  certified  to  it  forreviewand determination].     9  p.     (S.  rp.  4329. ) 

Justice  Department: 

Note. — For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 
Coal.     Response  to  resolution,  contracts  for  coal  executed  by  Depart- 
ment  during  last  fiscal  vear  and  for  ensuing  fiscal   vear.     1  p. 
(S.  doc.  528.) 
Curriden,  S.  W.     Estimate  of  appropriation  for  credit  to  accounts  of 

Curriden.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  891.) 
Indexing.     Letters  from   Attorney-General  and  Director  of  Census 
Bureau  on  systematizing  indexing  of  laws.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  896.) 
Indian  depredation  claims — 

Judgments  [rendered  by  Court  of  Claims]  in  Indian  depredation 

cases  [since  House  document  854].     2  p.     (H.  doc.  899.) 
Letter  pursuant  to  resolution,  stating  that  all  judgments  rendered 
by  Court  of  Claims  in  Indian  depredation  cases  have  been  trans- 
mitted to  Congress.     1  p.     (S.  doc.  506. ) 


June,  1906  267 

Justice  Department  —Continued. 

Indian  Territory.  Estimate  of  additional  appropriation  for  salaries 
and  expenses,  United  States  courts,  Indian  Territory.  2  p. 
(S.  doe.  517. ) 
Interstate  Live  .Stock  Insurance  Company.  Response  to  resolution, 
correspondence  with  district  attorney  relating  to  Interstate  Live 
Stock  [Insurance]  Company  of  District  of  Columbia.  4  p. 
(S.  doc.  519. ) 
Judgments — 

Judgments  rendered  against  United  States  by  circuit  and  district 

courts  [which  require  appropriation].     2  p.      t  S.  doc.  515. ) 
Letter  stating,    in    response  to  resolution,    that    judgments   ren- 
dered against  United  States  by  circuit  and  district  courts  have 
been  transmitted.     1  p.      (S.  doc.  518.) 
Opinions.     [Official  opinions  of  Attorneys-<  Jeneral]  v.  25,  (signature] 
36.     p.  561-576. 

Labor  Committee  (House): 

Convict  labor.     Report  amending  H.  12318,  to  permit   protection  of 
labor  and  industries  from  competition  of  convict  labor  and  manu- 
factures.    13  p.      (H.  rp.  4782. )  6-35222/3 
Eight-hour  day — 

H.  11651,  eight  hours  for  laborers  on  Government  work,  hearings 
■before  committee,  May  3-29, 1906.     216  p.  6-35192 

Report  favoring  H.  11651,  limiting  hours -of  daily  service  of  labor- 
ers and  mechanics  employed  upon  work  for  United  States,  or 
any  Territory,  or  District  of  Columbia.  8  p.  (H.rp.5030.) 
[Corrected  2d  print  was  issued.] 

Land  Office,  General  (Interior  Department): 

Circular  [persons  not  qualified  to  make  homestead  entry  of  lands  of 
ceded  portion  of  (row  Reservation,  Mont.].     1  p. 

Estimate  of  appropriation  for  payment  to  Alonzo  H.  Adams.  2  p. 
(S.  doc.  513. ) 

Regulations  governing  opening  of  ceded  portion  of  Crow  Reservation, 
Mont.,  [circular  to]  register  and  receiver,  Hillings.  Mont.     2  p. 

[Schedule of  lands  of  ceded  portion  of  Crow  Reservation,  Mont., sub- 
ject to  disposition  under  President's  proclamation  of  May  24, 
1906.]     9  p. 

Library  Committee  (House): 

Jackson,  Andrew.  Report  amending  H.  12063,  to  accept  from  Lou- 
isiana territory  known  as  Chalmette  monument  place  in  parish  of 
St.  Bernard  and  for  completion  of  monument  thereon.  2  p. 
(H.  rp.  4950.  I 

Sloat,  John  Drake.  Report  amending  S.  1032,  to  aid  in  completion 
of  monument  at  Monterey,  Cal.,  to  commemorate  taking  posses- 
sion of  Pacific  Coast  by  Sloat.*    8  p.     (H.  rp.  4951.) 

Library  Committee  (Senate): 

Report  favoring  H.  17983,  for  monument  on  Kings  Mountain  battle 
ground  commemorative  of  victory  gained  during  War  of  Revolu- 
tion, Oct.  7,  1780,  by  American  forces.     3  p.      (S.  rp.  4241.) 

Library  of  Congress : 

Note. — For  divisions  under  library,  see  names  of  divisions. 
A.  L.  A.  portrait  index,  index  to  portraits  contained  in  printed  books 

and  periodicals,     p.  1-64. 
List  of  Lincolniana  in  library.     Revised  edition  with  supplement. 
86  p.  large  8°    *Cloth,45c  6-35010/3 


268  June,  1906 

Life=Saving  Service  (Treasury  Department): 

Communication  submitting  item  of  appropriation  for  reimbursement 
of  service  for  stores  and  supplies  destroyed  by  fire  at  San  Fran- 
cisco, Cal.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  523. ) 

Light=House  Board  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Note. — The  List  of  lights  ami  fog  signals,  the  List  of  lights,  buoys,  and  day- 
marks,  and  the  Weekly  notice  to  mariners  can  be  obtained,  free  of  charge, 
on  application  to  the  office  of  the  Board  at  Washington,  the  inspectors  and 
engineers  of  the  several  lighthouse  districts,  the  United  States  custom-houses, 
the  principal  agencies  of  the  Coast  and  Geodetic  Survey,  the  Hydrographic 
Office,  and  the  branch  hydrographic  offices. 

List  of  lights  and  fog  signals  of  United  States  on  northern  lakes  and 

rivers  and  also  of  Canada  on  those  waters;  corrected  to  opening 

of  navigation,  1906.     199  p.  map,  large  8° 
Specifications  and  contract  for  single-screw  steel  steam  light-house 

tender  Anemone.     115  p.  pi.  4° 
Weekly  notice  to  mariners,  changes  in  aids  to  navigation  on  coasts 

of  United  States,  nos.  95-99;  June  1-29, 1906. 

Loans  and  Currency  Division  (Treasury  Department): 

Caveat  list  of  United  States  registered  bonds,  June  1,  1906.      1  p.  f° 

[Monthly.] 
Circulation   statement,  June  1,   1906.     1  p.  oblong  8°     [Monthly.] 

Manufactures  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Note. — The  Bureau  furnishes  its  publications  gratuitously  to  those  who 
apply  for  them. 

Daily  consular  and  trade  reports,  nos.  2578-2603;    June  1-30,  1906. 

ii.     [Daily  except  Sundays  and  holidays.] 
Monthly  consular  and  trade  reports.   May,  1906;   no.    308.     222   p. 
*  Paper,  15c 
Same.     (H.  doc.  517.) 
Manuscripts  Division  (Library  of  Congress): 

Bibliographical  notes  on  issues  of  Continental  Congress.  1 777.     10  1.4° 

4-35779/4 

Journals  of  Continental  Congress,  1774-89.     v.  6,  p.  857-1173,  large  8° 

*  Cloth. 81.00  5-59/3 

Medical  Department  (War  Department): 

Specifications  for  plumbing,  gas  piping,  and  electric  wiring  required 
in  construction  of  addition  to  brick  hospital  at  Fort  Wright,  Wash. 
10  p.  12° 

Specifications  of  material  and  labor  required  in  construction  of  addi- 
tion to  post  hospital  at  Fort  Wright,  Wash.     32  p.  12° 

Merchant  Marine  and  Fisheries  Committee  (  House): 

Licenses.  Report  amending  S.  6355,  [to  amend  sec.  4438,  Revised 
statutes]  concerning  licensed  officers  of  vessels.  4  p.  (H.  rp. 
4993. ) 
Navigation.  Report  amending  H.  17564,  to  amend  act  to  adopt  regu- 
lations for  preventing  collisions  upon  harbors,  rivers,  and  inland 
waters  [as  to  use  of  passing  signals  in  fog] ;  with  views  of  minority. 
17  p.  (H.rp.  4903. ) 
Waturus,  steam  yacht.  Report  favoring  S.  6004,  to  provide  American 
register  lor  steam  yacht.     1  p.      (H.  rp.  5U48. ) 

Merchant  Marine  Commission  (Congress): 

Discriminating  tonnage  taxes,  why  this  expedient  can  not  be  relied 
on  to  build  up  merchant  marine.     7  p.     (H.  doc.  876.) 

Views  of  minority  in  reply  to  supplemental  report  [House  document 
876,  Discriminating  tonnage  taxes].     3  p.     (H.doc.  895. ) 


June,  1906  269 

Military  Affairs  Committee  (House): 

Army  and  Navy  Union  of  United  States  of  America.  Report  amend- 
ing H.J.  R.  31,  recognizing  change  of  name  of  Regular  Army  and 
Navy  Union  of  United  States  to  Army  and  Navy  Union  of  United 
States  i  >t  America.     3  p.     (  H.  rp.  4966. ) 

Calvo,  Jose  Martin.  Report  favoring  S.  J.  R.  66,  to  receive  for  instruc- 
tion at  Military  Academy  Jose  Martin  Calvo  of  Costa  Rica.  1  p. 
(H.rp.4962.) 

Crawford,  Nebr.  Report  amending  H.  19181,  to  grant  part  of  Fort 
Robinson  military  reservation  to  Crawford  for  park  purposes.  2 
p.     (H.rp.4724.) 

Douglas,  Fort.  Report  favoring  S.  6395,  for  exchange  of  lands  in  Fort 
Douglas  military  reservation,  Utah,  and  other  considerations,  for 
lands  adjacent  thereto,  between  Le  Grand  Young  and  Govern- 
ment.   6  p.      (H.rp.  4970.) 

Junction  City  Post  132,  G.  A.R.,  Department  of  Kansas.  Report 
favoring  H.  J.  R.  177,  to  furnish  cannon  to  post.  1  p.  (H.rp. 
5077. ) 

Leavenworth,  Henry.  Report  favoring  H.  J.  R.  43,  to  furnish  can- 
non for  statue  of  Leavenworth  at  Leavenworth,  Kans.  1  p.  (H. 
rp.  4961.) 

Ordnance.  Report  favoring  H.  19814,  authorizing  issue  of  obsolete 
ordnance  and  ordnance  stores  for  State  and  Territorial  educational 
institutions  and  to  State  soldiers  and  sailors  orphans'  homes.  1  p. 
(H.  rp.  4775.) 

Retired  lists.  Report  favoring  S.  3638,  for  retirement  of  noncom- 
missioned officers,  petty  officers,  and  enlisted  men  of  Army, 
Navy,  and  Marine  Corps.     2  p.      (H.  rp.  4676.) 

Sill,  Fort.  Report  amending  H.  18920,  to  authorize  Wichita  Moun- 
tain and  Orient  Railway  Company  to  construct  railway  through 
Fort  Sill  military  reservation.     2  p.      (H.  rp.  4968.) 

Military  Affairs  Committee  (Senate): 

Artillery  Corps.  Report  amending  S.  3923,  to  reorganize  and  to  in- 
crease efficiency  of  artillery  of  Army.     5  p.     (S.  rp.  4298. ) 

Crawford,  Nebr.  Report  favoring  H.  19181,  to  grant  part  of  Fort 
Robinson  military  reservation  to  Crawford  for  park  purposes.  2p. 
(S.  rp.  4362. ) 

Military  Secretary's  Department  (War  Department): 

[Circular]  to  officers  of  general  recruiting  service  [requiring  state- 
ment from  every  applicant  for  enlistment  as  to  whether  his  appli- 
cation was  result  of  any  form  of  advertisement,  and,  if  so,  of  what 
form].     ]  p.  12" 

Stations  of  Army,  June  30,  1906.     [2]  p.  oblong  large  8°     [Monthly.] 

Mississippi   River,  Committee  on   Levees  and   Improvements  of 

(House): 
Report  amending  H.  19812,  to  enlarge  authority  of  Mississippi  River 
Commission  in  making  allotments  and  expenditures  of  funds  ap- 
propriated bv  Congress  for  improvement  of  Mississippi   River. 
2  p.     (H.  rp.  4774.) 

National  Museum  (Smithsonian  Institution): 

Note. — The  publications  of  the  National  Museum  comprise  bulletins,  an- 
nual reports,  and  an  annual  volume  of  Proceedings.  The  annual  report  is 
included  in  the  Congressional  set.  The  editions  of  the  bulletins  and  Proceed- 
ings are  too  limited  to  admit  of  general  distribution,  and  the  volumes  of  the 
latter  are  sent  only  to  libraries. 

Bass.     Giant  bass  of  Japan,     p.  841-845,  il. 


270  June,  1906 

National  Museum— Continued. 

Birds.     Notes  on  birds  from  German  and  British  east  Africa,     p.  801- 

811. 
Brains  and  brain  preservatives,     p.  245-320b,  il.  pi. 
Corals.     New  species  of  coenocyathus  from  California  and  Brazilian 

astrangid  corals,     p.  847-850,  pi. 
Fish  and  fisheries — 

List  of  fishes  collected  on  Tanega  and  Yaku,  offshore  islands  of 
southern  Japan,  by  Robert  Van  Vleck  Anderson,  with  descrip- 
tions of  7  new  species,     p.  695-706,  il. 

New  fishes  from  Santo  Domingo,     p.  851-855,  il. 

( >n  collection  of  fishes  made  by  P.  O.  Simons  in  Ecuador  and  Peru, 
p.  761-800,  il.  pi. 
Fungia3.     Three  new  fungia?,  with  description  of  specimen  of  fungia 

granulosa  Klunzinger,  and  note  on  specimen  of  fungia  concinna 

Verrill.     p.  827-.S32,  pi. 
Hogs.     Notes  on  Malayan  pigs.     p.  7.37-758,  il.  pi. 
Loach.     On  species  of  loach,  misgurnus  decemcirrosus  Basilewsky, 

from  northern  China,     p.  833,  834,  il. 
Locusts.     Synoptic  list  of  Paraguayan  acridid^e,  with  descriptions  of 

new  forms,     p.  613-694,  pi. 
Mammals  of  Engano  Island,  West  Sumatra,     p.  819-825. 
Moths- 
Review  of  American  moths  of  genus  cosmopteryx  Hiibner.     p. 
707-713. 

Tineid  moths  from  southern  Texas,  with  descriptions  of  new  species, 
p.  721-736,  il.  • 
Pentatremites.     New  American  pentremite.     p.  759,  760,  il. 
Sand  lances.     Review  of  sand  lances  or  ammodytida?  of  waters  of 

Japan,     p.  715-719,  il. 
Seal,  Fossil.     Description  of  new  genus  and  species  of  fossil  seal  from 

miocene  of  Maryland,     p.  835-840,  pi. 
Thread-fins.     Description  of  new  species  of  threadfin,  family  poly- 

nemidye,  from  Japan,     p.  813-815,  il. 
Tree-toads.     New  tree  toad  from  Costa  Rica.     p.  817,  818. 
Naval  Affairs  Committee  ( House) : 

Armor-plate.     Report  favoring  H.  R.  528,  calling   for  information 

relative  to  cost  of  armor-plate  and  armor  plant,     1  p.     (H.  rp. 

4778. ) 
Navy.     Index  of  [to]  list  of  documents,  1905-6,  for  [naval]  appro- 
priation for  1907.     5  j>. 
Niagara,  flagship.     Report  favoring  H.  13669,  for  raising  Commodore 

Perry's  flagship.     2  p.      (FT.  rp.  4915.) 

Naval  Affairs  Committee  (Senate): 

Military  schools.  Report  favoring  H.  14975,  amending  chapter  863, 
v.  31,  Statutes  at  large  [to  loan  naval  equipment  to  certain  mili- 
tary schools,  so  as  to  reduce  number  of  cadets  necessary  to  secure 
loan  of  cutters].     2  p.      (S.  rp.  4260.) 

Navv.  Report  amending  H.  18750,  making  appropriations  for  naval 
service,  1907.     44  p.     (S.  rp.  3921.)  6-35133/4 

Naval  Intelligence  Office  (Navigation  Bureau,  Navy  Department): 
Translation  of  law  concerning  French  merchant  marine  promulgated 
Apr.  19,  1906.     6  p.      (S.  doc.  488.) 


June,  1906  271 

Nava!  War  Records  Office  (Navy  Department): 

Official  records  of  Union  and  Confederate  navies,  circular  [giving 
description,  volumes,  etc.].    3  p.  4° 

Navigation  Bureau  (Navy  Department): 

Note. — For  offices  under  this  bureau,  see  names  of  offices. 
Movements  of  vessels.  June  1-30,  1906.    Each  1  p.  4°     [Daily  except 

Sundays  and  holidays.] 
Orders  to  officers,  U.  S.  X..  June  1-30,  1906.     Each  1  p.  4°     [Daily 
except  Sundays  and  holidays.] 

Navy  Department: 

Note.— For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureau-. 

Advertisement  and  circular  concerning  armor  for  naval  vessels.    4  p. 

Circular  letter  [to  chiefs  of  bureaus,  etc..  relative  t<<  reports  of  effi- 
ciency for  6  months  ending  June  30,  1906].     3  1.  narrow  8° 

General  court-martial  order  37-40  [1906];  Apr.  12-27,  1906.  Each 
4  p.  12° 

General  order  22  [new  series];  June  2,  1906.     1  p.  12° 

Navv  yard  order  626-631,  employment  of  labor  at  navy  yards;  June 
4-25,  1906.     Each  1  p.  narrow  12" 

Response  to  request  for  information  as  to  cost  of  armor  plate  and 
armor  plant.     3  p.      (H.  doc.  889.) 

Special  order  15-17  [new  series];  June  5,  11,  1906.     12° 

Northern  and  Northwestern  Lakes  Survey  (  Engineer  Department. 

War  Department  I : 

Note. — Lake  Survey  charts  may  be  obtained  from  U.  S.  Lake  Survey  Office. 
Detroit.  Mich.,  or  from  C.  S.  Engineer  Office.  Buffalo.  N.  Y.  Payments  must 
be  made  before  charts  are  sent,  and  if  made  by  mail  must  be  by  postal  or 
express  money  order  payable  to  the  order  of  U.  S.  Lake  Survey  Office  if  or- 
dered from  Detroit,  or  to  the  order  of  D.  S.  Engineer  Office  if  ordered  from 
Buffalo.  These  charts  may  also  be  obtained,  for  cash  only,  at  V.  S.  Canal 
Office  at  Sault  Ste.  Marie,  Mich.  They  will  be  sent  by  express,  the  express 
charges  to  be  paid  by  the  purchaser  on  receipt  of  the  charts,  or  free  by  mail 
at  the  purchaser's  risk.  Purchasers  should  indicate,  when  ordering  the  charts, 
whether  they  wish  them  sent  by  express  or  mail.  The  latter  will  be  used 
when  no  choice  is  indicated. 

The  bulletins  and  supplements  of  the  Lake  Survey  may  be  obtained  free 
upon  application  at  (J.  S.  Lake  Survey  Office.  Detroit.  Mich.,  and  at  the  engi- 
neer offices  in  Duluth,  Milwaukee,  Chicago,  Grand  Rapids,  *  fleveland,  Buffalo, 
and  Oswego. 

Charts— 

Ashtabula  Harbor,  Ohio.     Scale  1 : 5.000.     32.5x20.4  in.     15c 

Erie.  Lake,  chart  4,  Conneaut  to  CI  agrin  River.     Scale  1:80,000. 
26.4X39.2  in.     15c 

Keweenah  Bav.  Lake  Superior,  including  L'Anse  ami    Portage 
Entry.     Scale  1:30,000.     35.1X22.8  in.     15c 

Ontario,  Lake,   chart  3,  Little  Sodus  Bav  to   Charlotte.      Scale 
1 :  80,000.     23.9  X  38.2  in.     15c 

St.    Lawrence  River,  chart  3.      Scale  1:30,000.      26.2X35.6  in. 
15c 
Supplement  1,  1906,  corrections  and  additions  to  bulletin  16;  to  sup- 
plement information  given  upon  charts  of  Great  Lakes.     16  p. 
4" 

Same  2,   1906,   corrections  and  additions  to  bulletin   16:  to  sup- 
plement information  given  upon  charts  of  Great  Lakes.     14  p. 

Ordnance  Department  (War  Department): 

Estimate  of  appropriation  for  reconstruction  of  bridge  and  viaduct 
between  Rock  Island  and  R*>ck  Island  Arsenal,  111.  2  p.  (H. 
doc.  894. ) 


272  Juite,  1906 

Ordnance  Department — Continued. 

Ordnance  orders  9-13  [1906]:  May  31-June  30,  1906.     12° 
Results  of  firing  with  12-inch,  cast-iron,  steel-hooped  mortar,  model 
of  1886.     p.  155-171,  il.  pi. 

Pacific  Islands  and  Porto  Rico  Committee  (Senate): 

Report  amending  S.  2621,  to  amend  act  to  provide  government  for 
Hawaii  [so  as  to  extend  jurisdiction  of  district  court].  2  p. 
(S.  rp.  441S.  i 

Patent  Office  i  Interior  Department): 

Note. — The  Pateut  Office  publishes  specifications  aud  drawings  of  patents, 
boti  in  single  copies  and  monthly  volumes,  the  former  at  5c  and  the  latter 
at  So.Ou  The  former  are  not  enumerated  in  this  catalogue.  For  certified 
copies  of  patents  including  specification,  drawing,  certificate,  and  grant,  the 
price  is  fcOc.  A  variety  of  indexes,  giving  a  complete  view  of  the  work  of  the 
office  from  1790  to  date,  are  published  at  prices  ranging  from  25c  to  310.00  per 
volume.  The  Rules  of  practice  and  pamphlet  Patent  laws  are  furnished  free. 
The  Patent  Office  issues  coupon  orders  in  packages  of  20  at  S1.00  per  package, 
or  in  book?  containing  100  coupon*-  at  So. 00  per  book.  One  coupon  will 
procure  a  specification  with  drawings,  and  two  coupons  a  copy  of  the  Official 
gazette.    They  are  good  until  used.     Address  Chief  Clerk.  Patent  Office. 

Annual  report  of  commissioner  [to  Congress,  with  indexes  to  pat- 
entees, inventions,  etc.,  calendar]  vear  1905.  1131)  p.  large  8° 
(H.  doc.  425.  i 

Official  gazette.  June  5-26,  1906:  v.  122,  nos.  6-9.  p.  1727-3016, 
il.  large  8°     [Weekly.]     Paper,  10c  single  copy,  85.00  a  yr. 

Patents  Committee  |  House): 

Copyright.  Arguments  before  committee,  conjointly  with  Senate 
Committee  on  Patents  [June  6-9.  *906],  on  H. '19853  [and  8. 
6330].  to  amend  and  consolidate  acts  respecting  copyright.     206  p. 

6-35211 4 
Lumber  and   timber.     Report   amending   H.  J.  R.  174,  protecting 
copyright  matter  appearing  in  Rules  and  specifications  for  grad- 
ing lumber  adopted  by  various  lumber  manufacturing  associations 
of  United  States.     2  p.      |  H.  rp.  4978. 
Music.     Report  amending  by  substitute  H.   11943,  to  amend    [sec. 
4966],  Revised  statutes,  relating  to  copyrights  [s  i  as  to  permit 
renting  or  loaning  of  musical  works].     3  p.      |  II.  rp.  4955.  ) 
Pateiu  — 

Arguments  before  committee  on  H.  12083  [and  other  lolls  relat- 
ing to  patents],  June  20,  1906.  14  p. 
Statement  and  brief  of  Alfred  E.  Putnam  [before  committee, 
June  20,  1906].  on  H.  12083  and  120*4.  to  amend  sec.  4919  and 
4921,  Revise!  statutes,  relating  to  [infringement  of]  patents. 
47  p.  6-35249 

Pay  Department  *War  Department ) : 

Monthly  station  list  of  officers;  June  1,  1906.     5  p. 
Steppage  circular,  June  15,  1906.     3  p.      [Monthly.] 
Pensions  Committee  (Senate): 

Report  favoring  H.  J.  R.  158,  amending  joint  resolution  approved 
July  1.  1902,  construing  act  of  June  27.  1890  [granting  pensions 
to  soldiers  and  sailors,  etc.].     2  p.      (S.  rp.  4u:'.7. 

Philippine  Commission     War  Department): 

6th  annual  report,  [Xov.  1904-Oct.]  1905  [with  reports  of  governor- 
general,  departments,  bureau  officers,  1905,  etc.].  4  pts.  896  + 
513—420  —  722  p.  il.  pi.  maps.  (Insular  Affairs  Bureau.)  *Pt. 
1,  cloth,  81.00;  *pts;-  2  and  3  each  80c;  *pt.  4.  81.10 


June,  1906  273 

Plant  Industry  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department): 

Bulletin  100,  pt.  4,  Methods  of  testing  burning  quality  of  cigar  to- 
bacco.    14  p.  il.     *Paper,  5c 

Circular  21,  new  edition,  Botany  Division,  Yams  in  West  Indies.  4 
p.  il. 

Distribution  of  cotton  seed  in  1906.     15  p.  il. 

Porto  Rico  (State  Department): 

Ordinances  of  Executive  Council  granting  certain  franchises.  8  p. 
(H.  doc.  882.) 

Post=Office  and  Post=Roads  Committee  (House): 

Report  amending  S.  J.  R.  54.  authorizing  change  in  weighing  of  mails 
in  4th  section.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  4674.) 

Post=Office  Department : 

Xote. — For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 

Letter  recommending  legislation  for  relief  of  W.  C.  Walsh  Company. 
3  p.     (H.  doc.  898.) 

Letter  recommending  that  balance  of  appropriation  to  meet  emer- 
gencies in  postal  service  in  California  occasioned  by  earthquake 
and  tire,  1H06,  be  made  available'  for  next  fiscal  vear.  1  p. 
(S.  doc.  497.) 

Letter  submitting  claims  of  J.  J.  Cole  and  Frank  W.  Swanton.  3  p. 
(H.  doc.  911.) 

Letter  urging  that  estimate  for  deficiency  appropriation  for  manu- 
facture of  stamped  envelopes  and  newspaper  wrappers  be  consid- 
ered and  made  available  as  promptly  as  possible.  2  p.  (S.  doc. 
481.) 

Response  to  resolution,  contracts  for  coal  executed  by  Department 
during  last  fiscal  vear  and  for  ensuing  fiscal  vear.  6  p.  (S.  doc. 
530. ) 

Statement  of  fact  relating  to  claim  of  Philadelphia  Supplv  Companv. 
3  p.     (H.  doc.  910.) 

United  States  official  postal  guide,  2d  series,  v.  28,  no.  6;  June,  1906. 
52  p.  12°     [.Monthly.]     Paper,  $2.00  a  yr. 

Note.—  No.  1.  January,  for  each  year,  is  what  is  usually  known  as  the  Postal 
guide,  nos.  2-12  being  additions  and  corrections.  Sold  by  the  printers,  J.  B. 
Lyon  Company.  Beaver  and  Daniel  streets.  Albany. 

Post=Offices  and  Post=Roads  Committee  (Senate): 

Barnes.  Benjamin  F.  Majority  and  minority  reports  of  subcom- 
mittee on  nomination  of  Barnes  to  be  postmaster  at  "Washington, 
D.  C.  42  p.  (Confidential;  [Senate]  ex.  doc.  6.)  [Injunction 
of  secrecy  removed  June  23,  1906.] 

Note. — The  series  of  documents  to  which  this  belongs  is  printed  in  confi- 
dence for  the  use  of  the  Senate,  and  is  inaccessible  to  other  persons  unless,  as 
in  this  instance,  the  Senate  removes  the  injunction  of  secrecy. 

Letter-carriers.  Report  favoring  S.  6075.  to  regulate  salaries  of  letter 
carriers  in  free-delivery  offices.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  4256.) 

President  of  United  States : 

Agriculture.  Executive  order  [authorizing  reservation  of  land  within 
limits  of  Belle  Fourche  irrigation  project,  S.  Dak.,  for  purposes  of 
experimental  work  in  agriculture  under  supervision  of  Depart- 
ment of  Agriculture].     1  p.  f° 

Civil  service.  Executive  order  [authorizing  Civil  Service  Commis- 
sion to  certify  foreigners  for  appointment  when  there  are  no 
American  citizens  eligible,  also,  to  certify  for  appointment  com- 
petitors who  received  highest  ratings  in  examination  when  no 
eligibles  were  secured  thereby].     1  p.  f° 


274  June,  1906 

President  of  United  States — Continued. 

Consular  service.  Regulations  governing  appointments  and  promo- 
tions.    [2]  p.  f° 

Crow  Reservation,  Mont.  Opening  of  ceded  portion  of  reservation, 
proclamation.     6  p. 

Dallas,  Everett  J.  Executive  order  [authorizing  transfer  of  Dallas.] 
1  p.  fr 

Florida.  Executive  order  [modifying  Executive  order  of  Apr.  27, 
1906,  so  as  to  abolish  office  of  survevor-general  of  Florida  after 
June  30,  1907].     1  p.  f° 

Forest  guards.  Amendment  to  civil  service  rules  [schedule  A 
amended  so  as  to  remove  6  months  limitation  in  regard  to  tem- 
porary employment  of  forest  guards].     1  p.  f° 

Forest  reservations — 

Bear  River  forest  reserve,  Idaho  and  Utah,  proclamation.     1  p. 

map,  f° 
Hell  Gate  forest  reserve,  Mont.,  2d  proclamation.     1  p.  map,  f° 
Lincoln  forest  reserve,  N.  Mex.,  3d  proclamation.     1  p.  map,  f° 
Monterey  forest  reserve,  Cal.,  proclamation.     1  p.  map,  f° 
San  Luis  Obispo  forest  reserve,  Cal.,  proclamation.     1  p.  map,  f° 

Gates,  Jesse  F.  Executive  order  [authorizing  reinstatement  of 
Gates].     1  p.  f° 

Government  Printing  Office.  Executive  order  [that  4  hours  on  Sat- 
urdays during  July-Sept. shall  constitute  day's  work  foremployees 
in  classified  civil  service  at  Government  Printing  Office].     1  p.  f° 

Hailey  land  district  [Idaho],  proclamation  [removing  certain  lands 
in  district  from  those  reserved  for  occupation  as  town  sites]. 
1  p-.fr 

Internal  revenue  c<  Electors.  Amendment  to  civil  service  rules  [sched- 
ule A  amended  BO  as  not  to  except  from  examination  deputy  col- 
lectors of  internal  revenue  and  storekeepers  and  gangers  in  5th 
internal  revenue  district  of  North  Carolina].     1  p.  f° 

Kingfisher,  Okla.  Executive  order  [transferring  Government  acre 
at  Kingfisher  to  Treasury  Department  for  post-office  and  other 
Government  purposes].     1  p.  f° 

Meat  inspection.  Message  transmitting  report  of  special  committee 
appointed  to  investigate  conditions  in  stock  vards  of  Chicago.  11 
p.      (H.  doc.  873.)     '  6-35251 

Nurseries.  Executive  order  [setting  apart  land  in  Salt  Lake  forest 
reserves  as  nursery  site  for  Department  of  Agriculture].     1  p.  f° 

Panama  Canal.  Executive  order  [concerning  appointments  and 
transfers  or  promotions  on  Isthmus  of  Panama].     1  p.  f° 

St.  Michael,  Fort,  Alaska.  Executive  order  [amending  Executive 
order  of  Nov.  20j  1905,  so  as  to  designate  which  lands  in  military 
reservation  of  fort  are  to  be  placed  for  disposition  under  control 
of  Secretary  of  Interior].      [2]  p.  f° 

Uncompahgre  Reservation,  Utah.  Providing  for  sale  of  even-num- 
bered mineral  sections  in  former  reservation,  proclamation.     3  p.  f° 

Washington  Navy-Yard.  Executive  order  [that  4  hours  on  Satur- 
days during  July-Sept,  shall  constitute  day's  work  for  employees 
in  classified  civil  service  at  navy-yard].     1  p.  f° 

White  House.  Executive  order  [authorizing  officer  in  charge  of 
public  buildings  and  grounds  to  employ  copyist  in  connection 
with  inventory  of  White  House  property].     1  p.  fr 


June,  1906  275 

President  of  United  States — Continued. 

Wilbur,  Cressv  L.     Executive  order  [authorizing  transfer  of  Wilbur] . 

lp.f 
Wind  River  Reservation,  Wyo.     Opening  of  Shoshone  or  Wind  River 
Reservation,  proclamation.     6  p. 
Same.     6  p.  f° 
Wisconsin.     Executive  order  [withdrawing  from  any  form  of  appro- 
priation for  90  days  certain  unappropriated  public  lands  in  Wis- 
consin].    1  p.  f° 

Printing  Committee  (House) : 

Five  Civilized  Tribes  Commission.     Report  favoring  S.  C.  R.  21,  to 

print  topical  index  to  12  annual  reports  of  commission.     1  p.     (H. 

rp.  5057.  j 
Government  Hospital  for  Insane.     Report  favoring   H.  R.  535,  that 

special  committee  appointed  to  investigate  management  of  hospital 

be  authorized  to  have  such  printing  done  as  may  be  necessary 

for  transaction  of  its  business.     1  p.      (H.  rp.  4885. ) 
House  manual.     Report  favoring  H.   R.   533,   to  print  Digest  and 

manual  of  rules  and  practice  of  House,  59th  Congress,  2d  session. 

1  p.     (H.  rp.  4884.  I 
Irrigation  of  Arid  Lands  Committee.     Report  favoring  H.  R.  518, 

that  committee  be  authorized  to  have  such  printing  and  binding 

done  as  may  be  necessary  in  transaction  of  its  business.     1  p. 

(H.  rp.  4883.) 
Jones,  John  Paul.     Report  submitting  H.  C.  R.  38,  to  print  addresses 

at  exercises  commemorative  of  Jones  at  Naval  Academy,  Apr.  24, 

1906,  as  substitute  for  H.  C.  R.  30.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  5059.)  * 
Reclamation  Service.     Report  amending  by  substitute  S.  J.  R.  17,  to 

print  4th  annual  report  of  service.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  5060.) 
Treasurer  of  United  States.     Report  favoring  H.  C.  R.  15,  to  print 

annual  report,  1905.     1  p.      (H.  rp.  5058.) 

Private  Land  Claims  Committee  (House): 

Report  amending  by  substitute  H.  15242,  to  confirm  titles  to  certain 
lands  in  Louisiana.     3  p.     (H.  rp.  5035.) 

Privileges  and  Elections  Committee  (Senate): 
Smoot,  Reed — 

Report  submitting  S.  R.  142,  that  Smoot  is  not  entitled  to  seat  as 
Senator  from  Utah.     32  p.      (S.  rp.  4253,  pt,  1.)  6-35237 

Views  of  minority  adverse  to  S.  R.  142,  that  Smoot  is  not  entitled 
to  seat  as  Senator  from  LTtah.     44  p.     ( S.  rp.  4253,  pt.  2. ) 

6-35237 

Public  Buildings  and  Grounds  Committee  (House): 

District  of  Columbia.     Report  favoring  S.  4160,  to  authorize  sale  of 

certain  real  estate  in  District  belonging  to  United  States.     1  p. 

(H.  rp.  4905.) 
Public  buildings.     Report  submitting  H.  20410,  to  increase  limit  of 

cost  of  certain  public  buildings,  to  authorize  purchase  of  site.~  for 

public  buildings,  to  authorize  erection  of  public  buildings  [etc.]. 

7  p.     (H.  rp.  5011.) 

Public  Buildings  and  Grounds  Committee  (Senate): 

Huron,   S.  Dak.     Report  amending  S.   318,   for  public  building  at 

Huron.     2  p.      (S.  rp.  4424.  t 
Reno,  New     Report  favoring  S.  6486,  ceding  land  appertaining  to 

post-office  building  at  Reno  for  street.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  4421.) 


276  June,  1906 

Public  Health  and  Marine= Hospital  Service  (Treasury  Department): 
Estimate  of  appropriation  for  [improvements  to  grounds  of  Hygienic 

Laboratory].     2  p.      (S.  doc.  494.  | 
Letter  submitting  amendment  to  item  in  sundry  civil  appropriation 

bill  for  leprosy  hospital,  Hawaii.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  493.) 
Public  health  reports,  v.  21,  nos.  22-26;  June  1-29,  1906.     p.  569-747. 
[Weekly.] 

Note. — This  publication  is  for  gratuitous  distribution,  but  the  edition  is 
limited,  and  the  document  is  intended  only  for  health  officers  and  other  per- 
sons interested  in  sanitary  affairs.  To  obtain  it  application  should  be  made 
to  the  Surgeon-General  of  the  Public  Health  and  Marine-Hospital  Service, 
Treasury  Department. 

Public  Lands  Committee  (House): 

Alaska  Central  Railway.  Report  amending  S.  5901,  to  extend  time 
for  completion  of  railway;  with  views  of  minority.     5  p.     (H.  rp. 

5009. ) 

Alaska  Short  Line  Railway  and  Navigation-Company.  Report  favor- 
ing 8.  4256.  for  relief  of  company's  railroad.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  4983.) 

Baca  County,  Colo.  Report  amending  H.  9343,  for  resurvey  of  cer- 
tain townships  in  county.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  4658.) 

California.  Report  favoring  H.  19234,  for  protection  of  animals,  birds, 
and  fish  in  forest  reserves  in  California;  with  views  of  minority. 
6  p.     (H.  rp.  4907.) 

Cash  sales.  Report  amending  S.  4190,  to  amend  act  to  amend  sec. 
2455,  Revised  statutes  [relating  to  ordering  sale  of  disconnected 
parcels  of  public  domain].     1  p.     (H.  rp.  4650.) 

Columbia  Reservation,  Wash.  Report  favoring  H.  18668,  ratifying 
soldiers'  additional  homestead  entries  in  reservation.  2  p.  ( H.  rp. 
4653. ) 

Desert  lands.  Report  favoring  H.  20019,  restricting  right  of  entry 
under  desert-land  law  to  surveyed  public  lands  and  limiting  right 
of  assignment  of  such  entries,  as  substitute  for  H.  19152.  6  p. 
(H.  rp.  4896.) 

Dismal  Swamp.  Report  amending  H.  16804,  for  use  of  81,000,000  of 
money  that  would  otherwise  become  part  of  reclamation  fund  for 
drainage  of  certain  lands  in  North  Carolina  and  Virginia;  with 
views  of  Messrs.  Mondell  and  Dixon  and  of  minority,  op.  ( H.  rp. 
4994. ) 

Dunseith,  X.  Dak.  Report  favoring  S.  6256,  to  authorize  Lake 
Schutte  Cemetery  Corporation  to  convev  lands  heretofore  granted 
to  it.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  5065. 

Forest  reservations.  Report  favoring  H.  19575,  granting  10  per 
centum  of  gross  receipts  from  forest  reserves  to  counties  in  which 
same  are  situated.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  4979.) 

Grand  Canon  forest  reserve.  Report  favoring  S.  2732,  for  protection 
of  wild  animals  in  forest  reserve.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  4973.) 

Little  River.  Report  amending  H.  20173,  to  authorize  Henry  T. 
Henderson  and  associates  to  divert  waters  of  river  from  lands  of 
United  States  for  use  of  electric  light  and  power  plant.  1  p. 
(H.  rp.  5025.) 

Los  Angeles,  Cal.  Report  amending  S.  6443,  granting  to  Los  Angeles 
rights  of  way  through  certain  public  lands,  and  through  Sierra 
forest  reserve,  Santa  Barbara  forest  reserve,  and  San  Gabriel 
timber  land  reserve,  Cal.     3  p.     (H.  rp.  5024.) 

Mesa  Verde  National  Park.  Report  amending  H.  5998,  creating 
park.     8  p.     (H.  rp.  4944.) 


June,  1906  277 

Public  Lands  Committee  (House) — Continued. 

Montana  College  of   Agriculture  and  Mechanic  Arts.     Report  sub- 
mitting  H.  19916,    withdrawing    from   entry   lands  in   Chouteau 
County,  Mont.,  and  leasing  same  to  college,  as  substitute  for   II. 
19654."    1  p.     (H.rp.4649.) 
Monterey,  Cal.     Report  favoring   H.   16946,   releasing  title  to   land 

known  as  The  Cuartel  to  Monterey.     2  p.      (  H.  rp.  4-^64. ) 
North  Dakota — 

Report  favoring  S.  3687,  for  use  of  $1,000,000  of  moneys  that  would 
otherwise  become  part  of  reclamation  fund,  for  drainage  of 
certain  lands  in  North  Dakota;  with  views  of  minority.     2  p. 
(H.rp.  4929  [pt.  1].) 
Views  of  minority   adverse   to  5.3687,    for  use  of  $1,000,000  of 
moneys  that  would  otherwise  become  part  of  reclamation  fund, 
for  drainage  of  certain  lands  in  North  Dakota.     2  pi.     (H.  rp. 
4929,  pt.  2.) 
Petrified  Forests  of  Arizona.     Report  amending  H.  8966,  to  set  apart 
lands  in  Arizona  as  Petrified  Forest  national  park.     8  p.     (H.  rp. 
4638.  i 
Receivers — 

Report  amending   H.  11040,    to    authorize   receivers    of    public 
moneys    for    land    districts    to    deposit     with    Treasurer     of 
United  States  certain   unearned   fees  and  unofficial  moneys. 
1  p.     (H.rp.  4875.) 
Report  favoring  H.  11044,  tp  refund  to  receivers  of  public  moneys 
acting  as  special  disbursing  agents  amounts  paid  by  them  out 
of  their  private  funds.     3  p.     (H.  rp.  4886. ) 
Right  of  way.     Report  favoring  S.  3743,  to  confirm  right  of  way  of 
railroads  now  constructed  and  in   operation  in  Oklahoma  and 
Arizona.     2  p.     (H.rp.  4777. ) 
Sequoia  and  General  Grant   National   Parks.     Report  amending  H. 
16478,  for  acquiring  title  to  private  holdings  in  parks.     2  p.      (  H. 
rp.  4769. ) 
States.     Report  favoring  H.  8440,  granting  5  per  centum  of  land  sales 
on  military  land  warrants  to   public-land  States   [and   granting 
California  5  per  centum  of  sales  of  public  lands  in  that  State] ; 
with  views  of  minority.     48  p.     (H.  rp.  4888. ) 
Tincup,  Colo.     Report  amending  S.  1476,  granting  lands  to  Tincup 

for  cemetery  purposes.  2  p.  ( H.  rp.  4901. ) 
Wingate,  Fort.  Report  amending  H.  10702,  to  enable  United  States 
to  secure  use  and  possession  of  all  lands  within  Fort  Wingate 
military  reservation,  N.  Mex.  2  p.  (H.rp.  4924. ) 
Wisconsin.  Report  submitting  H.  20209,  granting  lands  to  Wisconsin 
for  forestry  purposes,  as  substitute  for  H.  19897.  2  p.  (H.  rp. 
4928. ) 

Public  Lands  Committee  (Senate): 

Albuquerque,  N.  Mex.     Report  favoring  H.  18333,  granting  land  to 

Albuquerque  for  public  purposes.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  3923.) 
Baca  County,  Colo.     Report  favoring  H.  9343,  for  resurvey  of  certain 

townships  in  county.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  4350.) 
Columbia  Reservation,  Wash.     Report  favoring  H.  18668,  ratifying 

soldiers'  additional  homestead  entries  in  reservation.     2  p.     (S. 

rp.  4273. ) 

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278  June,  1906 

Public  Lands  Committee   (Senate) — Continued. 

Dunseith,  N.  Dak.  Report  favoring  S.  6256,  to  authorize  Lake  Schutte 
Cemetery  Corporation  to  convey  lands  heretofore  granted  to  it. 
1  p.     (S.rp.3939.) 

Monterey,  Cal.  Report  favoring  H.  16946,  releasing  title  to  land 
known  as  The  Cuartel  to  Monterey.     2  p.      (S.  rp.  4239. ) 

Oregon.  Report  favoring  S.  6300,  providing  when  patents  shall  issue 
to  purchasers  of  certain  lands  in  Oregon.     1  p.     (3.  rp.  3968.) 

Wisconsin.  Report  submitting  S.  6462,  granting  lands  to  Wisconsin 
for  forestry  purposes,  as  substitute  for  S.  4284.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  4295. ) 

Public  Roads  Office  (Agriculture  Department): 
Circular — 

46,  Public  roads  of  Alabama,  mileage  and  expenditures  in  1904. 

3  p. 

47,  Tar  and  oil  for  road  improvement,  report  of  progress  of  exper- 
iments at  Jackson,  Tenn.     8  p.  Agr  6-963/5 

48,  Public  roads  of  Tennessee,  mileage  and  expenditures  in  1904. 

4  p. 

49,  Public  roads  of  New  Hampshire,  mileage  and  expenditures  in 
1904.     2  p. 

50,  Public  roads  of  Maryland,  mileage  and  expenditures  in  1904. 
2  p. 

Publications  Division  (Agriculture  Department): 

List  of  bulletins  and  circulars  issued  by  Department  of  Agriculture 
and  available  for  free  distribution;  corrected  to  Apr.  1,  1906. 
39  p. 

Monthly  list  of  publications  [of  Agriculture  Department],  May,  1906. 
4  p. 
Same  [for  foreign  distribution]. 
Quartermaster's  Department  (War  Department): 

Circular  17-19  [1906];  June  7-27,  1906.     12° 

Estimate  of  appropriation  for  payment  of  damages  to  private  prop- 
erty by  gun  tiring.     2  p.      (H.  doc.  886.) 

Roster  showing  stations  and  duties  of  oficers,  June  1,  1906.  14  p. 
[Monthly.] 

Specifications  for  hot-water  heating  addition  to  post  hospital  at  Fort 
Wright,  Wash.     11  p.  12° 

Railway  Mail  Service  (Post-Office  Department): 

Daily  bulletin  of  orders  affecting  postal  service,  v.  27,  nos.  8003- 
8028a;  June  1-30,  1906.    f°    [Daily  except  Sundays  and  holidays.] 

Rivers  and  Harbors  Committee  (House) : 

Bullis,  Spencer  S.  Report  favoring  H.  J.  R.  166,  for  payment  for 
dredging  channel  and  anchorage  basin  between  Ship  Island  Har- 
bor and  Gulf  port,  Miss.     2  p.     ( H.  rp.  4656. ) 

Cane  River.  Report  amending  H.  7083,  to  repeal  sec.  5,  act  of  Mar. 
3,  1905  [making  appropriations  for  rivers  and  harbors,  1906,  de- 
claring river  not  navigable].     4  p.      (H.rp.  4965.) 

Coney  Island  Channel.  Report  favoring  H.  19680,  to  cause  examina- 
tion and  survey  to  be  made  of  channel.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  4948. ) 

Document — 

5,  [Control  and  regulation  of  waters  of  Niagara  River  and  preser- 
vation of  Niagara  Falls.]     10  p.  6-35257/ 

6,  Effect  of  withdrawal  of  water  from  Lake  Michigan  by  sanitarv 

district  of  Chicago.     16  p.  6-35258/ 


Juke,  1906  279 

Rivers  and  Harbors  Committee — Continued. 

Duluth,  Minn.     Report  favoring  H.  C.  R.  34,  for  examination  and 

survey  of  harbor  at  Duluth.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  4963.) 
Kinnickinnick  River.     Report  favoring  H.  20290.  to  amend  river  and 
harbor  act  of  Mar.  3,  1905  [so  as  to  omit  from  plan  for  improve- 
ment of  inner  harbor  of  Milwaukee.  Wis.,  turning  basin  at  head 
of  navigation  on  river].     1  p.     (H.  rp.  5026.) 
Mississippi  River — 

Report  adverse  to  H.  J.  R.  148,  authorizing  use  of  Mississippi 
River  reservoir  system  in  Minnesota  for  prevention  of  floods. 
3  p.      (H.  rp.  5008.) 
Report  amending  H.  17138,  for  commission  to  examine  and  report 
concerning  use  by  United  States  of  waters  of  river  flowing  over 
dams  between  St.  Paul  and  Minneapolis,  Minn.     3  p.     (H.  rp. 
4914. ) 
Report  favoring  H.  J.  R.  179,  for  improvement  of  certain  portion 
of  river.     1  p.      (H.  rp.  5001.) 
New  Jersey.     Report  favoring  S.  6167,  to  improve  channels  along 
New  Jersey  seacoast.     2  p.     (  H.  rp.  5073.) 

Niagara  Falls.  Report  amending  by  substitute  H.  18024,  for  control 
and  regulation  of  waters  of  Niagara  River  [and]  preservation  of 
Niagara  Falls.     5  p.     (H.  rp.  4654.  i 

Puget  Sound.  Report  favoring  H.  19846,  authorizing  James  A. 
Moore  to  construct  canal  along  Government  right  of  way  connect- 
ing waters  of  sound  with  Lake  Washington.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  4642. ) 

St.  Marys  River.  Report  favoring  H.  R.  624,  calling  for  statement 
as  to  permits,  licenses,  etc.,  granted  by  War  Department  in  or 
adjacent  to  river  for  creation  of  water  power.  1  p.  (H.  rp. 
5070. ) 

South  Haven,  Mich.  Report  favoring  H.  J.  R.  178,  for  improvement 
of  harbor  at  South  Haven.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  5000.) 

White  River,  Ark. — 

Report  amending  H.  13106,  granting  to  Bates ville  Power  Company 
right  to  construct  canal  and  power  stations  at  lock  and  dam  1, 
upper  White  River.     1  p.      (H.  rp.  4930.) 
Report  amending   H.   1S596,  to  permit  lock  and  dam   in  river. 
2  p.     (H.  rp.  4931.) 

Rolls  and  Library  Bureau  (State  Department): 

Bulletin  11,  pt.  2,  Documentarv  history  of  Constitution,  1786-1870, 
v.  5.     603  p.  f°  2-10163 

Rules  Committee  ( House) : 

Conference  reports.  Report  favoring  H.  R.  623,  to  suspend  during 
remainder  of  session  rule  fixing  time  for  consideration  of  confer- 
ence reports.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  5071.) 

Freight  rates.  Report  submitting  H.  R.  577,  that  House  insist  on  its 
disagreement  to  Senate  amendments  to  H.  12987,  to  amend  act  to 
regulate  commerce  and  acts  amendatory,  and  to  enlarge  powers 
of  Interstate  Commerce  Commission,  and  agree  to  conference,  as 
substitute  for  H.  R.  571.     1  p.     (  H.  rp.  4918. ) 

Immigration.  Report  submitting  H.  R.  611,  fixing  time  for  consid- 
eration of  S.  4403,  to  amend  act  to  regulate  immigration  of  aliens 
into  United  States,  as  substitute  for  H.  R.  556.  1  p.  [H..  rp. 
5014. ) 


280  June,  1906 

Rules  Committee  (House) — Continued. 

Panama  (  anal.  Report  submitting  H.  R.  593,  fixing  time  for  consid- 
eration of  8.  J.  R.  60,  providing  for  purchase  of  material  and 
equipment  for  use  in  construction  of  canal,  as  substitute  for  H.  R. 
587.     1  p.      (H.  rp.  4952.) 

Philippine  Islands.  Report  favoring  H.  R.  614,  to  consider  as  part 
of  H.  20403,  making  appropriations  to  supply  deficiencies,  1906 
and  prior  years,  provision  for  ratification  of  Philippine  tariff  du- 
ties imposed  prior  to  Mar.  8,  1902.     1  p.      (H.  rp.  5055.) 

Post-Office  Department.  Report  favoring  H.  R.  557,  that  House  non- 
concur -in  Senate  amendments  to  H.  16953,  making  appropria- 
tions for  Department,  1907,  and  ask  for  conference.  1  p.  ( H.  rp. 
4568. ) 

Public  buildings.  Report  favoring  H.  R.  613,  fixing  time  for  con- 
sideration of  H.  20410,  to  increase  limit  of  cost  of  certain  public 
buildings,  to  authorize  purchase  of  sites  for  public  buildings,  to 
authorize  erection  of  public  buildings  [etc.].     1  p.     (H.  rp.  5015.) 

Senate: 

Note. — See  also  names  of  committees. 

Civil  service.  Analysis  by  Fred  Brackett'of  assessment  scheme  for 
retirement  of  clerks.    9  p.     (S.  doc.  509. ) 

Costa  Rica.  Extracts  from  London  newspapers  relating  to  Costa 
Rica  debt.     lip.      (S.  doc.  502.)  6-35242 

Delaware  Indians.  Brief  history  of  Delaware  Indians.  70  p.  (S.doc. 
501.)  6-35236 

District  of  Columbia.  Statement  relating  to  taxation  of  street  rail- 
ways [and  electric  lighting  companies]  in  District  [and  instates]. 
4  p.      (S.  doc.  496.) 

Intercontinental  railway.  Letter  from  Hinton  Rowan  Helper  re- 
lating to  his  projected  intercontinental  railway  through  the  3 
Americas.     21  p.      (S.  doc.  504.)  6-35238 

Passenger  rates.  Tallies  showing  comparisons  between  passenger 
charges  on  European  railways  and  in  United  States.  5  p.  (S.  doc. 
479. )  6-35215/2 

Railroad  passes.  Memorial  of  Brotherhood  of  Locomotive  Engineers, 
Brotherhood  of  Locomotive  Firemen,  Order  of  Railway  Conduc- 
tors, and  Brotherhood  of  [Railroad]  Trainmen,  against  antipass 
amendment  to  railroad  rate  bill.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  477. ) 

Suez  Canal.  Letter  from  George  W.  Davis,  giving  data  relating  to 
canal.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  492.) 

Volunteer  retired  list.  Statement  of  facts  relating  to  question  of 
creating  volunteer  retired  list,  as  proposed  in  S.  2162,  for  [certain] 
officers  of  Civil  War;  also  residence,  age,  and  record  of  service  of 
said  officers.     103  p.      (S.  doc.  489. )  6-35205/3 

Washington,  George.  Letter  of  French  ambassador,  with  transla- 
tion, relating  to  volume  published  by  order  of  Senate  giving 
account  of  unveiling  of  bust  of  Washington  presented  by  certain 
French  citizens.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  505.) 

Signal  Office  (War  Department): 

Circular  6  [1906];  June  12,  1906.     2  p.  12° 
Orders  11,  12  T1906];  June  1,  16,  1906.     Each  2  p.  12°     [Semimonth- 
ly.] 
Soils  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department): 

Bulletin  34,  Reclamation  of  alkali  soils.     30  p.  pi.     *Paper,  10c 

Agr.  6-1140/2 

Soil  survey  of  Lancaster  County,  S.  C.     20  p.  il.  map. 


June,  1906  281 

Spanish  Treaty  Claims  Commission: 

Estimate  of  appropriation  for  certain  awards.     2  p.     ( H.  doc  002. 
Estimate  of  appropriation  for  payments  of  awards  in   favor  of  Jose 
Menendez  and  Lucia  Lacoste.     2  p.     ( H.  doc.  864. ) 

Standards  Bureau  (  Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Bureau  circular  3,  2d  edition,  Verification  of  standards  of  mass.  7 
p.  4° 

State  Department: 

Note. — The  State  Department  distributes  its;  publications  gratuitously.  For 
bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 

Convention,  signed  Rome,  June  7,  1906  [1905],  by  delegates  of  various 
Powers,  for  creation  of  international  institute  of  agriculture.  6  p. 
(Confidential;  [Senate]  executive  L. )  [Injunction  of  secrecy 
removed  June  2"/,  1906.] 

Note. — The  series  of  documents  to  which  this  belongs  is  printed  in  confidence 
for  the  use  of  the  Senate,  and  is  inaccessible  t<>  other  persons  unless,  as  in  this 
instance,  the  Senate  removes  the  injunction  of  secrecy. 

Digest  of  international  law.  v.  1-5,  989  + 1123-4-  1022  +  806  +  870  p. 
(H.  doc.  551  [pts.  1-5],  56th  Cong.  2d  sess. )  6-35196  5 

Diplomatic  and  consular  [appropriations],  1907  [increases  and  de- 
creases].    3  1.  narrow  large  8° 

Diplomatic  list,  June,  1906.     14  p.  24,J     [Monthly.] 

General  act  and  additional  protocol  signed  Apr.  7,  1906,  by  delegates 
of  Powers  represented  at  conference  which  met  at  Algeciras, 
Spain,  to  consider  Moroccan  affairs.  37  p.  (Confidential;  [Sen- 
ate] executive  J.)  [Injunction  of  secrecv  removed  June  27, 
1906.]  6-35248 

Note. — The  series  of  documents  to  which  this  belongs  is  printed  in  confidence 
for  the  use  of  the  Senate,  and  is  inaccessible  to  other  persons  unless,  as  in  this 
instance,  the  Senate  removes  the  injunction  of  secrecy. 

Supplementary  extradition  convention  between  United  States  and 
Japan,  signed  Tokyo,  May  17.  190(>.  3  p.  (Confidential;  [Sen- 
ate] executive  K. )  [Injunction  of  secrecv  removed  June  23, 
1906.] 

Note. — The  series  of  documents  to  which  this  belongs  is  printed  in  confidence 
for  the  use  of  the  Senate,  and  is  inaccessible  to  other  persons  unless,  as  in  this 
instance,  the  Senate  removes  the  injunction  of  secrecy. 

Statistics  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department): 

Crop  reporter,  v.  8,  no.  2;   June,  1906.     p.  9-16,  4°     [Monthly.] 

Statistics  Bureau  ( Commerce  and  Labor  Department) : 

Note. — The  Bureau  furnishes  its  publications  gratuitously  to  those  who 
apply  for  them. 

America.     Commercial  America  in  1905.     117  p.  4° 
Bulletin  11,  series  1905-06,  Exports  of  domestic  breadstuff.*,  provi- 
sions, cotton,  and  mineral  oils,  May.  19(ih.     12  p.  4"     [Monthly.] 
East.     Commercial  Orient  in  1905.     92  p.  4° 
Imports  and  exports — 

Advance  sheets  from  Monthly  summary  of  commerce  and  finance, 
showing  details  of  imports  and  exports  by  articles  and  countries 
for  May,  1906.     72  p.  4" 

Schedule  B,  classification  of  commodities,  and  laws  and  regula- 
tions governing  preparation  of  monthly  statements  of  domestic 
exports  and  of  shipments  of  domestic  commodities  between 
United  States  and  its  noncontiguous  territory.     26  p. 

Total  values  of  imports  and  exports  of  United  States,  Mav,  1906. 
[2]  p.  4°     [Monthly.] 


282  June,  1906 

Statistics  Bureau  ( Commerce  and  Labor  Department) — Continued. 
Internal    commerce.     Monthly  summary  of  internal   commerce   of 

United  States,  Apr.  [1904-J06.     p.  125-167,  4° 
Monthly  summary  of  commerce  and  finance  of  United  States,  Apr. 
1906;  no.  10,  series  1905-06.     p.  2827-3036,  4° 
Same.     (H.  doc.  15,  pt.  10. ) 
Newfoundland.     Customs  tariff  of  Newfoundland,     p.  1869-1881,  4° 

Steamboat  Inspection  Service  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 
General  rules  and  regulations,  amended  Jan.  1906.     135  p.  il. 
Pilot  rules  for  Great  Lakes  and  their  connecting  and  tributary  waters 
as  far  east  as  Montreal.    Edition,  May  9,  1906.     14  p.  il. 

Subsistence  Department  (War  Department): 
Circular  3  [1906];  June  6,  1906.     1  p.  12° 
Roster  [of  officers],  June  1,  1906.     3  p.     [Monthly.] 
Supplies  and  Accounts  Bureau  (Navy  Department): 

Memoranda  for  information  of  officers  of  Pay  Corps,  commanding 
officers  of  ships,  and  commandants  of  stations  62;  May  2,  1906. 
p.  75-85,  12°     [Monthly.] 

Territories  Committee  (Senate) : 

Report  favoring  H.  11787,  ratifying  act  for  additional  buildings  for 
Northwestern  Normal  School,  Alva,  passed  by  Legislative  Assem- 
bly of  Oklahoma.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  4274.) 

Treasurer  of  United  States  (Treasury  Department): 

Monthly  statement,  paper  currency  of  each  denomination  outstand- 
ing June  30,  1906.     1  p.  oblong  24° 

Treasury  Department: 

Note. — For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 
Animals.     Importation  of  foreign  wild  animals  and  birds  under  act 

approved  May  25,  1900.     1  p.  4°     (Dept.  circular  49,  1906.) 
Appropriations — 

Judgment  rendered    by   Court  of   Claims  in   case  of    Warner, 
Barnes  &  Co.,  Limited  [requiring appropriation,  with  mandate 
of  Supreme  Court].     3  p.     (S.  doc.  507.) 
Judgments  rendered  by  Court  of  Claims  [requiring  appropriation, 
since  Senate  document  185].     9  p.     (H.  doc.  859.) 
Same  [since  House  document  859].     14  p.     (S.  doc.  511.) 
Letter  submitting  items  of  appropriation  for  State,  Treasury,  and 
Interior  Departments,  and  Department  of  Justice,  for  inclusion 
in  deficiency  bill.     2  p.      (S.  doc.  516.) 
Schedule  of  claims  allowed  [since  House  document  327,  under 
appropriations  of  which  balances  have  been  exhausted  or 
carried  to  surplus  fund].     29  p.     (H.  doc.  866.) 
Same  [since  House  document  866].     6  p.     (S.  doc.  512.) 
Supplemental   estimates   of    [deficiencies   in]   appropriations   re- 
quired [by  Departments],  1906  and  prior  years.     48  p.  4°     (H. 
doc.  861.) 
Debt.     Statement  of  public  debt  and  cash  in  Treasury.  May,  1906. 

lp.f°     [Monthly.] 
Disbursing  officers.     Delivery  of  disbursing  officers'  checks  and  war- 
rants.    1  p.  4°     ( Dept.  circular  53,  1906. ) 
Gold  and  silver.     Importation,  exportation,  etc.,  of  falsely  or  spuri- 
ously stamped  articles  of  gold  or  silver  or  their  alloys  prohibited 
[actof  Congress].     3  p.  4°     (Dept.  circular  52,  1906.) 


June,  1906  283 

Treasury  Department — Continued. 

Hall  of  Records.  Letter  calling  attention  to  importance  of  appro- 
priation for  Hall  of  Records,  also  additional  quarters  for  Post- 
Offlce  Department.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  508.) 

New  York  City.  Estimate  of  deficiency  appropriation  for  rent  of  old 
custom-house,  New  York.     1  p.     (H.  doc.  881.) 

Providence,  R.  I.  Letter  recommending  sale  of  site  of  old  appraisers 
stores 'at  Providence.     1  p.     (H.doc.  893. ) 

Quarantine.  Special  quarantine  regulations  for  vessels  carrying  fruit 
cargoes  between  Cuban  ports  and  southern  ports  of  United  States. 
2  p.  4°     (Dept.  circular  55,  1906. ) 

Sabine,  Tex.  Act  establishing  customs  collection  district  of  Sabine, 
with  Port  Arthur  as  port  of  entry,  Sabine  Pass  constituted  sub- 
port  of  entry  and  delivery,  and  subport  of  delivery  under  imme- 
diate-transportation act.     2  p.  4°     (Dept.  circular  54,  1906.) 

Trade-marks.     1  p.  4°     (Dept.  circular  50,  1906.) 

Transcripts  and  copies,  how  furnished.  1  p.  4°  (Dept.  circular  56, 
1906. ) 

Treasury  decisions  under  tariff,  internal  revenue,  and  other  laws, 
weekly,  v.  11,  nos.  23-26;  June  7-28,  1906. 

Useless    Papers  in   Executive    Departments,  Joint   Select  Com  = 
mittee  on  Disposition  of  (Congress): 
Report  favoring  disposition  of  certain  useless  papers  in  Treasury, 
Commerce  and  Labor,  and  Interior  Departments.     1  p.     (S.  rp. 
4299.)     [Corrected  2d  print  was  issued.] 

War  Department: 

Note. — For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 

Circular  29-36  [1906] ;  May  31-June  30,  1906.     12° 

Estimate  of  deficiency  appropriation  for  pav  of  Philippine  scouts. 
2  p.     (H.doc.  887.) 

General  orders  100-118  [1906];  May  29-June  27,  1906.     12° 

Information  relative  to  appointment  and  admission  of  cadets  to  Mili- 
tary Academy.     18  p. 

Letter  recommending  printing  of  [index  to]  documents  relating  to 
Cuba,  Porto  Rico,  Philippines,  and  other  insular  possessions.  3  p. 
(S.  doc.  462.) 

[Letter]  transmitting  annual  report  of  Philippine  Commission  [Nov. 

1904-Oct.  1905] .     2  p.     (S.  doc.  524. ) 
Special  orders  130-154  [1906];  June  1-30,  1906.     12°     [Daily  except 

Sundays  and  holidays.] 

Ways  and  Means  Committee  (House): 
Customs  service — 

Report  amending  by  substitute  H.  15096,  to  appoint  solicitor  for 

customs  department  of  Treasury.     3  p.     (H.  rp.  4652. ) 
Report  favoring  H.  19749,  to  prescribe  duties  of  deputy  collectors 
of  customs.     1  p.     (H.rp.  4560.) 
Invoices.     Report  favoring  H.  19756,  to  amend  sec.  2844,  Revised 
statutes  [so  as]  to  provide  for  authentication  of  invoices  of  mer- 
chandise shipped  to  United  States  from  Philippine  Islands.     1  p. 
(H.  rp.  4877.) 
Panama  Canal.     Report  favoring  S.  J.  R.  60,  providing  for  purchase 
of  material  and  equipment  for  use  in  construction  of  canal.     4  p. 
(H.  rp.  4878.) 


284  June,  1906 

Ways  and  Means  Committee— Continued. 

Superior,  Wis.     Report  amending  by  substitute  H.  19519,  to  extend 

privileges  of  act  approved  June  10,  1880  [governing  immediate 

transportation  of  merchandise  without  appraisement]  to  Superior. 

1  p.     (H.  rp.  4900.) 
Tariff.     Report  amending  H.  19750,  to  amend  act  to  simplify  laws  in 

relation  to  collection  of  revenues,  as  amended.     3  p.     (H.  rp. 

4655. ) 
Unlading.     Report  favoring  H.  7099,  to  amend  sec.  2871,  Revised 

statutes  [relative  to  issue  of  licenses  for  unloading  imported  goods 

at  night].     1  p.      (H.  rp.  4651.) 

Weather  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department): 

Note.— For  these  publications  application  should  be  made  to  the  Chief  of 
the  Weather  Bureau. 

Meteorological   chart  of  Great  Lakes,    no.    1,    1906.     20   p.    pi.    4° 

Paper,  10c 
Monthly  weather  review,  v.  34,  no.  2.     p.  61-108,  il.  pi.  maps,  4° 

Paper,  20c  single  copy,  $2.50  a  yr. 
National  weekly  weather  bulletin,  June  4-25, 1906;  nos.  12-15  [1906]. 

24X19  in.   [Weekly  Apr.-Sept.,  monthly  remainder  of  year.] 
Report  of  chief  [meteorological  tables  for  calendar  year]  1904;   [with 

administrative  report  for  fiscal  year]  1905.     [pts.  1-6],  384  p.  4° 

(H.  doc.  879.) 
Weather  map,  June  1-30,  1906.     19  X  24  in.     [Daily.] 
Yards  and  Docks  Bureau  ( Navy  Department) : 

Estimate  of  appropriation  for  completion  of  administration  building 

at  Naval  Prison,  Portsmouth  Navy-Yard.     3  p.     (H.  doc.  890.) 

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GOVERNMENT  PRINTING  OFFICE 

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No.  139 


JULY 


1906 


Catalogue 

of 

United  States  Public  Documents 


limm 


WASHINGTON 

GOVERNMENT  PRINTING   OFFICE 

1906 


Abbreviations 


Academy acad . 

Agricultural agric. 

Amendments amdts. 

American Amer. 

Appendix app. 

Association assoc. 

Board bd. 

College coll. 

Commission comn. 

Committee com. 

Congress Cong. 

Consular ...  1 cons. 

Department dept. 

Document doc. 

Executive ex. 

Exposition expos. 

Facsimile,  facsimiles facsim. 

Folio f» 

General gen. 

Geologic geol. 

Government Govt. 

Historical hist. 

House  bill H. 

House  concurrent  resolution H.C.  R. 

House  document H.  doc. 

House  joint  resolution H.  J.  R. 

House  report H .  rp. 

House  resolution  (simple) H.  R. 

Illustrated, illustration,  illustrations  ...il. 

Inch,  inches in. 

Institute,  institution inst. 

Latitude lat. 

Leaf,  leaves 1 . 

Library L. 

Longitude long. 


Mile,  miles m. 

Miscellaneous , misc. 

Nautical naut. 

Number,  numbers no.,  nos. 

Octavo , 8° 

Page,  pages p. 

Part,  parts pt.,  pts. 

Plate,  plates pi. 

Portrait,  portraits por. 

Public pub. 

Quarto 4° 

Railway ry. 

Report rp. 

Resolution res. 

Secretary secy. 

Section,  sections sec. 

Senate  bill S. 

Senate  concurrent  resolution S.  C.  R. 

Senate  document S.  doc. 

Senate  joint  resolution S.  J.R. 

Senate  report S.rp. 

Senate  resolution  (simple) S.  R. 

Session sess. 

Sixteenmo 16° 

Society soc. 

Superintendent supt. 

Table,  tables tab. 

Thirtytwo-mo 32° 

Treasury Treas. 

Twelvemo 12° 

Twentyfour-mo 24° 

University univ. 

Versus vs. ,  v. 

Volume,  volumes v. 

Year yr. 


Explanation 

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do  not  appear  on  the  title-pages  of  the  publications  catalogued.  When  size 
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outer  edge  of  border,  excluding  margin.  When  Congress  and  session  are 
not  given  with  the  numbers  of  Senate  and  House  documents  and  reports, 
59th  Congress,  1st  session,  is  to  be  understood. 

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first  card  and  ic  for  each  additional  card  for  the  same  title  ordered  at  the 
same  time.  Remittances  should  be  made  to  the  Librarian  of  Congress. 
Cards  can  not  be  furnished  by  the  Superintendent  of  Documents. 

287 


Catalogue  of  Public  Documents 


JTJX.Y,  1906 


NOTE. — Beginning  with  the  January  number  of  the  Catalogue,  entries  for 
■eports  on  private  bills  have  been  omitted. 

Accounts  Committee  (House): 

House  of  Representatives.     Report  on  employment,  duties,  and  com- 
pensation of  employees  of  House.     3  p.     (H.  rp.  5094.) 
Journal  clerk.     Report  favoring  H.  R.  610,  continuing  for  remainder 
of  Congress  stenographer  to  journal  clerk  of  House.     1  p.     (H.  rp. 
5078.) 

Agriculture  Department: 

Note. — For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 
[Bureau  of  Animal  Industry]  order  136;  regulations  for  certification 
of  associations  of  breeders  of  purebred  live  stock  and  books  of 
record  of  pedigrees.     13  p. 
Bureau  of  Animal  Industry  rule  1,  revision  1  [amendment  5] ;  to  pre- 
vent spread  of  splenetic  fever  in  cattle.     2  p. 
Yearbook,  [calendar  vear]  1905.     815  p.  il.  pi.  maps.     *Cloth,  $1.00 

4-18127/3 
\merican  Republics  Bureau  (State  Department): 

Note. — This  Bureau  sells  its  own  monthly  bulletins,   handbooks,   etc.,  at 
prices  usually  ranging  from  5c  to  SI. 00.    Address  the  Director  of  the  Bureau. 

Monthlv  bulletin,  June,  1906;  whole  no.  153,  v.  22,  no.  6.     p.  1487- 
1857.     Paper,  25c  single  copy,  $2.00  a  yr. 
Same.     (H.  doc.  406,  pt.  6. ) 
Animal  Industry  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department) : 
Bulletin— 

83,  [Investigations  in  manufacture  and  curing  of  cheese:  5]    Cold 

storage  of  cheese.     26  p.  il.  pi.     *Paper,  10c  ,  Agr  6-1149/2 

85,  Investigations  in  manufacture  and  curing  of  cheese:  6,  Cold 

curing  of  American  cheese.     68  p.     *Paper,  10c    Agr  6-1149  2 

Appraisers  (Treasury  Department) : 

Annual  report  of  Board  of  General  Appraisers,  1906.     10  p. 
Reappraisement  of  merchandise  by  general  appraisers  [on  June  22- 

Julv  26,  1906];  July  2-30,  1906"     4°     (Reappraisement  circulars 

1417-31.)     [Weekly.] 

Auditor  for  Treasury  Department  (Treasury  Department): 
Annual  report,  1906.     19  p. 

289 


290  July,  1906 

Banking  and  Currency  Committee  ( House) : 

Report  favoring  H.  20021,  for  issue  and  redemption  of  national-bank 
notes  and  for  gradual  conversion  of  United  States  notes  into  gold 
certificates.     37p.il.     (H.  rp.  5043.)  6-35274 

Bibliography  Division  (Library  of  Congress): 

Select  list  of  references  on  Anglo-Saxon  interests.     2d  issue  with  addi- 
tions.    22  p.  large  8°    *  Paper,  10c  6-35014/3 
Select  list  of  references  on  British  tariff  movement,  Chamberlain's 
plan.     2d  issue  with  additions.     60  p.  large  8°    *  Paper  10c 

6-35016/4 

Biological  Survey  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department) : 

Federal  game  protection,  5  years'  retrospect,     p.  541-562,  il.  pi. 

Agr  6-1095/2 

Bookkeeping  and  Warrants  Division  (Treasury  Department): 

Comparative  statement  of  receipts  and  expenditures  of  United  States 

[for  month  and  12  months  ending  June,  1905  and  1906].     1  p. 

oblong  8°     [Monthly.] 
Statement  of  Treasury,  July  3-31,  1906.     Each    [3]    p.  4°     [Daily 

except  Sundays  and  holidays;  none  issued  July  2.] 

Canal  Zone,  Isthmus  of  Panama  (Isthmian  Canal  Commission,  War 
Department) : 
Report  of  Department  of  Health  of  Isthmian  Canal  Commission, 
May,  1906.     61  p.  12°     [Monthly.]  6-13930 

Catalogue  Division  (Library  of  Congress): 

Card  catalog,  preliminary  list  of  subject  subdivisions  under  names  of 
countries  or  states  aud  of  subject  headings  with  country  subdivi- 
sions,  [preliminary  list  of  subject  subdivisions  under  names  of  j 
cities  and  of  subject  headings  subdivided  by  place,  and  preliminary 
list  of  general  form  divisions  under  subjects].     18  p.  large  8° 

Census  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 
Bulletin— 

42,  Census  of  manufactures,  1905,  Connecticut.     39  p.  4°    *  Paper, 
10c  4-19055 

43,  Census  of  manufactures,  1905,  Alabama.     23  p.  4°    *  Paper, 
10c  4-19052 

44,  Census  of  manufactures,   1905,  Virginia  and  West  ATirginia. 
43  p.  4°    *  Paper,  10c  4-19052 

45,  Statistics  of  cities  having  population  of  8,000  to  25,000,  1903 
231  p.  4°    *  Paper,  25c  4-19052 

46,  Census  of  manufactures,  1905,  Minnesota.     27  p.  4°    *  Paper 
10c  4-19052 

47,  Census  ©f  manufactures,  1905,  Kentucky  and  Tennessee.     4£ 
p.  4°    *  Paper,  10c  4-19055 

Special  reports,  mortality  statistics,  1900-04.      cciii  +  799  p.  il.  4° 

6-35268 

Special  reports,  paupers  in  almshouses,  [calendar  year]  1904.     210  p 

4°    *  Paper,  25c  6-35271 

Chemistry  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department): 

Bulletin  99,  Proceedings  of  22d  annual  convention  of  Association  o 
Official  Agricultural  Chemists,  Washington,  D.  C,  Nov.  16-18, 
1905.     211p.il.     *  Paper,  20c  Agr  6-1313,  1331-1358 


July,  1906  291 

Chemistry  Bureau — Continued. 

Circular  30,  Changes  in  official  methods  of  analysis  and  additions 
thereto,  1899-1905.     28  p.  Agr  6-1408/2 

Civil  Service  Commission: 

Note.— The  Commission  furnishes  its  publications  gratuitously  to  those  who 
apply  for  them. 

Instructions  to  applicants  for  7th  civil  service  district,  headquarters, 
Chicago,  111.     12  p. 

Laborers  [classification,  etc.].     4  p. 

Manual  of  examinations,  revised  to  July  1,  1906.     72  p. 

[Warning  against]  political  assessments  and  partisan  activity  of  office- 
holders.    4  p. 

Coast  and  Geodetic  Survey  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Note.— The  charts,  coast  pilots,  and  tide  tables  of  the  Coast  and  Geodetic 
Survey  are  sold  at  the  office  of  the  Survey,  in  Washington,  and  also  by  one  or 
more  sale?  agents  in  each  of  the  important  American  seaports.  The  monthly 
Notice  to  mariners  may  be  had  free  at  these  agencies,  at  all  United  States  cus- 
tom-houses, at  the  branch  hydrographic  offices  of  the  Navy  Department,  at 
United  States  consulates  in  foreign  ports,  and  at  the  office  of  the  Coast  and 
Geodetic  Survey. 

Charts- 
Atlantic  Coast,  Cape  Sable  to  Cape  Hatteras;  chart  1000.     Merca- 
tor  projection.     41  X  33.2  in.     50c 

Pontchartrain    and    Maurepas,    Lakes,    La.;    chart    193.     Scale 
1:80,000.     28.9X41.3  in.     50c 
Notice  to'mariners  339;  June,  1906.     22  1.  4-  23-27  p.  4°     [Monthly.] 
Philippine    Islands,    notice  to  mariners  5    [1906] ;    June  8,    1906. 

1.  14-17. 

Commerce  and  Labor  Department: 

Note.—  The  Department  of  Commerce  and  Labor  distributes  the  Consular  re- 
ports gratuitously.    For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 

Amended  steamboat  rules  and  regulations.  6  p.  4°  (Dept.  circular 
119.) 

Decision  108;  July  7,  1906.     1  p. 

Shanghaiing  of  seamen  [act  of  Contrress].     3  p.  4°     (Dept.  circular 

117.) 

Comptroller  of  Currency  (Treasury  Department): 

Abstract  of  reports  of  condition  of  national  banks,  June  18,  1906;  no. 

49.     8  p.  4°     [Issued  5  times  a  year.] 
Bulletin  689-693;  July  2-30,  1906.     4°     [Weekly.] 
Comptroller  of  Treasury  (Treasury  Department): 

Pavment  of  salaries  and  compensation.  1  p.  4°  (Treasury  Dept. 
"Dept.  circular  67,  1906. ) 

Conference  Committees  (Congress): 

Blackfeet  Reservation,  Mont.  Conference  report  on  H.  19681. rto 
survey  and  allot  lands  within  reservation  and  to  open  surplus 
lands  to  settlement.     7  p.     (H.  rp.  4942.) 

Diplomatic  service.  Conference  report  on  H.  19264,  making  appro- 
priations for  diplomatic  and  consular  service,  1907.  3  p.  (H.  rp. 
4943. ) 

District  of  Columbia.  Conference  report  on  H.  18442,  to  fix^and 
regulate  salaries  of  teachers,  school  officers,  and  other  employees 
of  Board  of  Education  of  District.     5  p.     (H.  rp.  4941.) 


292  July,  1906 

Conference  Committees — Continued. 

Light-House  Board.      Conference  report  on  H.  19432,  to  authorize 

additional  aids  to  navigation  in  Light-House  Establishment.    3  p. 

(H.  rp.  4926.) 
Navy.     Conference  report  on  H.   18750,  making  appropriations  for 
naval  service,  1907.     9  p.     (H.  rp.  4934.) 

Same  [2d  report] .     8  p.     ( H.  rp.  4946. ) 
Post-Office  Department.      Conference  report  on  H.   16953,  making 

appropriations  for  Department,  1907.     7  p.      (H.rp.  4932. ) 
Public  Health  and  Marine-Hospital  Service.     Conference  report  on 

S.  4250,  to  enlarge  powers  and  authority  of  service.    2  p.     ( H.  rp. 

4920. ) 
Statehood.     Conference  report  on  H.  12707,  to  enable  Oklahoma  and 

Indian  Territory  and  New  Mexico  and  Arizona  to  be  admitted  into 

the  Union.     14  p.     (H.rp.  4925.) 
Texas.     Conference  report  on  H.  10715,  to  establish  additional  col- 
lection district  in  Texas.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  4933. ) 

Congress: 

Note. — See  also  Senate — names  of  Congressional  committees. 
Congressional  record,  59th  Congress,  1st  session,  v.  40,  nos.  164-165; 
"July  2, 16,  1906.     p.  10119-177,  4° 

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of  Congress,  is  issued  daily  when  Congress  is  in  session,  and  indexes  thereto 
are  published  semimonthly.  Congress  adjourned  June  30;  but  2  numbers 
of  the  Record,  containing  speeches,  etc.,  were  issued  July  2  and  10. 

The  Record  is  sold  by  the  Public  Printer  on  the  following  terms:  Single 
copy,  3  cents,  if  not  more  than  24  pages,  and  1  cent  more  for  each  addi- 
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$8.00.  Subscriptions  are  payable  in  advance.  Send  remittances  for  the  daily 
Record  by  money  order  to  Chas.  A.  Stillings,  Public  Printer,  Government 
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volumes  to  the  Superintendent  of  Documents.  Stamps,  personal  checks,  and 
foreign  money  will  not  be  accepted. 

Same,   index    14,   [tol   nos.  152-164,  June  18-30  [July  2]    1906. 
64 +  88  p.     4° 
Private  [act]  3249-3573;  approved  June  25-30,  1906.     Each  1  p. 
Public  [act]  375-116;  approved  June  30,  1906— 

Adulterations.  For  preventing  manufacture,  sale,  or  transporta- 
tion of  adulterated  or  misbranded  foods,  drugs,  and  liquors, 
and  regulating  traffic  therein.     Xo.  384.     6  p. 

Agriculture  Department.  Making  appropriations  for  Department, 
1907.     No.  382.     31  p. 

Alaska  Central  Railway.  To  extend  time  for  completion  of  rail- 
way.    Xo.  390.     2  p. 

Appropriations — 

Making  appropriations  for  sundry  civil  expenses,  1907.     Xo. 

383.     80  p. 
Making  appropriations   to  supply  deficiencies  in  appropria- 
tions, 1906  and  prior  years.     Xo.  381.     40  p. 

Campbell,  Reuben  A.  To  authorize  appointment  of  Campbell 
as  assistant  surgeon  in  Navy.     Xo.  375.     1  p. 

Castleman,  Kenneth  G.  To  reinstate  Castleinan  as  lieutenant 
in  Navy.     Xo.  380.     1  p. 

China.  Creating  United  States  court  for  China  and  prescribing 
jurisdiction  thereof.     Xo.  403.     3  p. 


July,  1906  293 

Congress — Continued. 

Public  [act]  375-4  L6— Continued. 

Cleary,  Francis  J.     For  relief  of  Cleary.     No.  377.     1  p. 
Controller  Bay.     To  authorize  Alaska  Pacific  Railway  and  Ter- 
minal Company  to  construct  railroad  trestle  across  tide  and 
shore  lands  in  bay.     No.  396.     1  p. 
Copper  River.     To  authorize  Alaska  Pacific  Railway  and  Terminal 
Company  to  construct  bridge  across  river  in  Alaska.     No.  397. 
lp. 
Crittenden,   Fort.     To  extend  public-land  laws  to  lands  within 
limits  of  Fort  Crittenden  military  reservation,  Utah.     No.  400. 
lp. 
District  of  Columbia — 

Authorizing   changes  in   permanent  system  of   highways    in 

District  [for  section  lying  north  of  Ordway  street,  south  of 

Rodman  street,  east  of  Reno  road,  and  west  of  Connecticut 

avenue  highlands].     No.  393.     1  p. 

To  authorize  sale  of  certain  real  estate  in  District  belonging  to 

United  States.     No.  416.     1  p. 
To  prohibit  killing  of  wild  birds  and  wild  animals  in  District. 
No.  401.     2  p. 
Dunseith,  N.  Dak.     To  authorize  Lake  Schutte  Cemetery  Corpo- 
ration to  convey  lands  heretofore  granted  to  it.    No.  394.  1  p. 
Homeward  Bound,  bark.     To  grant  American  registrv  to  bark. 
No.  399.     1  p. 

Immunity.  Defining  right  of  immunity  of  witnesses  under  act  in 
relation  to  testimony  before  Interstate  Commerce  Commission 
and  [other  acts].     No.  389.     1  p. 

Kentucky  River.  To  authorize  George  Hanimons,  Charles  Vau- 
nice,  and  F.  A.  Lyons  to  construct  bridge  across  i-iver  at  Beatty- 
ville,  Ky.     No.  411.     1  p. 

Kinnickinnick  River.  To  amend  river  and  harbor  act  of  Mar.  3, 
1905  [so  as  to  omit  from  plan  for  improvement  of  inner  harbor 
of  Milwaukee,  Wis.,  turning  basin  at  head  of  navigation  on 
river].     No.  412.     1  p. 

Lake  Erie  and  Ohio  River  Ship  Canal  Company.  To  incorpo- 
rate [company].     No.  402.     6  p. 

Legal  proceedings.  To  authorize  commencement  and  conduct  of 
legal  proceedings  under  direction  of  Attornev-General.  No. 
404.     1  p. 

Little  River,  Ala.  To  authorize  Henry  T.  Henderson  and  associ- 
ates to  divert  waters  of  river  from  lands  of  United  States  for 
use  of  electric  light  and  power  plant.  No.  408.  1  p. 
Los  Angeles,  Cal.  To  sell  to  Los  Angeles  certain  public  lands  in 
California  and  granting  rights  through  Sierra  forest  reserve, 
Santa  Barbara  forest  reserve,  and  San  Gabriel  timber  land 
reserve,  Cal.  No.  395.  3  p. 
Missouri  River — 

To  authorize  Missouri  Central  Railroad  Company  to  construct 

bridge  across  river  near  Glasgow,  Mo.     No.  410.     1  p. 
To  authorize  Missouri  Central  Railroad  Company  to  construct 

bridge  across  river  near  St.  Charles,  Mo.     No.  409.     1  p. 
To  extend  time  for  construction  of  bridge  across  river  at  or  near 
South  Omaha,  Nebr.     No.  405.     1  p. 


294  July,  1906 

Congress — Continued. 

Public  [act]  375-416— Continued. 

National  Education  Association  of  United  States.  To  incorporate 
association.     No.  398.     5  p. 

Naval  training.  To  loan  temporarily  to  Philippine  government  ves- 
sel of  Navy  for  use  in  connection  with  nautical  schools  of  Phil- 
ippine Islands.     No.  406.     1  p. 

New  Jersev.  To  improve  channels  along  New  Jersey  seacoast. 
No.  392.     1  p. 

Oliver,  James  H.     For  relief  of  Oliver.     No.  376.     1  p. 

Ordnance.  Authorizing  issue  of  obsolete  ordnance  and  ordnance 
stores  for  State  and  Territorial  educational  institutions  and  to 
State  soldiers  and  sailors  orphans'  homes.     No.  407.     1  p. 

Public  buildings — 

Making  appropriations  for  public  buildings  authorized  by  act 

approved  June  30,  1906.     No.  386.     9  p. 
To  increase  limit  of  cost  of  certain  public  buildings,  to  authorize 
purchase  of  sites  for  public  buildings,  to  authorize  erection 
of  public  buildings  [etc.].     No.  385.     19  p. 

Red  River.  To  authorize  Minneapolis,  St.  Paul  and  Sault  Ste. 
Marie  Railwav  Companv  to  construct  bridge  across  river.  No. 
414.     1  p. 

Rock  Sink,  Fla.  Granting  land  to  Missionary  Baptist  Church, 
Rock  Sink.     No.  379.     1  p. 

St.  Francis  River.  To  authorize  Baldwin  and  Dague  Lumber  Com- 
panv to  construct  bridge  across  river  in  Arkansas.  No.  413. 
lp. 

Steamboats.  To  amend  sec.  4471,  Revised  statutes,  regulation  of 
steam  vessels.     No.  388.     1  p. 

Tincup,  Colo.  Granting  lands  to  Tincup  for  cemetery  purposes. 
No.  387.     1  p. 

Unlading.  To  amend  sec.  2871,  Revised  statutes  [relative  to 
issue  of  licenses  for  unloading  imported  goods  at  night].  No. 
378.     1  p. 

Wabash  River.     To  authorize  bridge  across  river.     No.  415.     1  p. 

"Waturus,  steam  yacht.     To  provide  American  register  for  steam 
yacht.     No.  391.     1  p. 
Public  [joint]  resolution  46-54;  approved  June  30, 1906.     Each  1  p. 

Beet  sugar.  Relative  to  printing  of  report  on  progress  of  beet-sugar 
industry.     No.  51. 

Customs  Service.  Authorizing  purchase  of  manuscript  of  digest 
of  United  States  [customs]  laws  and  decisions.     No.  52. 

Freight  rates.  Fixing  date  upon  which  act  to  amend  act  to  regu- 
late commerce  and  acts  amendatory,  and  to  enlarge  powers  of 
Interstate  Commerce  Commission  shall  go  into  effect.     No.  47. 

Interstate  Commerce  Commission.  Making  additional  appropri- 
ation for  expenses  under  commission.     No.  53. 

Junction  City  Post  132,  G.  A.  R.,  Department  of  Kansas.  To 
furnish  cannon  to  post.     No.  49. 

Leavenworth,  Henry.  To  furnish  cannon  for  statue  of  Leaven- 
worth at  Leavenworth,  Kans.     No.  48. 

Railroads.  Directing  Interstate  Commerce  Commission  to  inves- 
tigate and  report  on  block  signal  systems  and  appliances  for 
automatic  control  of  railwav  trains.     No.  46. 


July,  1906  295 

Congress — Continued. 

Public  [joint]  resolution  46-54 — Continued. 

Rivers  and  harbors.     For  printing  of  reports  ordered  by  river  and 

harbor  act  of  Mar.  3,  1905.  No.  50. 
State  Department.  To  correct  error  in  enrollment  of  and  repealing 
provision  in  H.  19844,  making  appropriations  for  sundry  civil 
expenses,  1907  [appropriating  $3,000,000  for  buildings  for  De- 
partments of  State,  Justice,  and  Commerce  and  Labor].  No.  54. 
Sheep-bound  reserve — 

[The  serial  number  of  the  volume  issued  in  July  is  4805.] 

Copyright  Office  (Library  of  Congress): 

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of  Copyrights.  Subscriptions  for  the  Catalogue  of  copyright  entries  should  be 
sent  to' the  Register  of  Copyrights,  instead  of  to  collectors  of  customs  as  formerly. 

Catalogue  of  copyright  entries;  new  series,  v.  1,  nos.  1-4;  July  5-26, 
1906.  [Weekly.  Each  number  issued  in  4  parts:  pt.  1  relates  to 
books,  dramatic  compositions,  maps  and  charts;  pt.  2,  to  periodi- 
cals; pt.  3,  to  musical  compositions;  pt.  4,  to  engravings,  cuts  and 
prints,  chromos  and  lithographs,  photographs,  fine  arts.]  Paper, 
$5.00  a  yr.;  pts.  1  and  3,  each  $2.00  a  yr.;  pts.  2  and  4,  each  $1.00 
a  yr. ;  all  or  any  of  the  4  pts.,  July-Dec.  1906,  half  price. 

Dairy  Division  (Animal  Industry  Bureau,  Agriculture  Department): 

Renovated  butter,  its  origin  and  history,     p.  393-398.     Agr  6-1083/2 
District  of  Columbia  Committee  (Senate) : 
Streets — 

Report  adverse  to  S.  60,  similar  to  H.  130,  authorizing  extension 

of  Kalorama  road.  1  p.  (S.  rp.  4304.) 
Report  adverse  to  S.  5882,  similar  to  H.  18666,  for  reassessment  of 
benefits  in  matter  of  extension  and  widening  of  Sherman 
avenue,  D.  C.  1  p.  (S.  rp.  4305.) 
Report  favoring  S.  6209,  authorizing  changes  in  permanent  sys- 
tem of  highways  in  District  [for  section  lying  north  of  Ord- 
way  street,  south  of  Rodman  street,  east  of  Reno  road,  and 
west  of  Connecticut  avenue  highlands].     1  p.     (S.  rp.  4286.) 

Documents  Office  (Government  Printing  Office): 

Catalogue  of  United  States  public  documents,  no.  138;  June,  1906. 
p.  229-284.     [Monthly.]     *  Paper,  $1.10  a  yr. 

Election    of  President,    Vice=President,  and    Representatives   in 
Congress  Committee  (House): 
Report  amending  H.  19515,  for  publicity  in  election  expenditures; 
with  views  of  minority.     16  p.     (H.  rp.  5082.)  6-35277 

Engineer  Department  (War  Department): 

Note. — For  divisions  under  this  bureau,  see  names  of  divisions. 

Circular  29-32  [1906] ;  June  30-July  19,  1906.     12° 

Report  of  examination  of  Fire  Island  Inlet,  N.  Y.     6  p.     (H.  doc. 

909.) 
Report  of  examination  of  stone  pier  at  Piermont,  N.  Y.     4  p.     (H. 

doc.  915.) 
Reports  of  examination  and  survev  of  Perriwig  Bar  in  Delaware 

River.     7  p.  map.     (H.  doc.  852.') 
Reports  of  examination  and  survev  of  Wicomico  River,  Md.     6  p. 

(H.  doc.  908.) 
Special  orders  14-21  [1906];  July  7-31,  1906.     Each  1  p.  12° 


296  July,  1906 

Entomology  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department): 

Circular  75,  Requirements  to  be  complied  with  by  nurserymen  or 
others  who  make  interstate  shipments  of  nursery  stock.     6  p. 

Agr  6-1409/2 

Equipment  Bureau  (Navy  Department): 

Note.— For  divisions  under  this  bureau,  see  names  of  divisions. 
Catalogue  of  ship's  and  crew's  libraries  of  U.  S.  S.  Dixie.     51  p.  12° 
Catalogue  of  ship's  and  crew's  libraries  of  U.  S.  S.  Marietta.     2-4  p. 

12° 

Experiment  Stations  Office  ( Agriculture  Department) : 

Note. — For  divisions  under  this  bureau,  see  names  of  divisions. 
Bulletin — 

167,  Irrigation  in  North  Atlantic  States.     50  p.  il.     *  Paper,  10c 

Agr  6-1410/2 

170,  Report  on  agricultural  investigations  in  Hawaii,  1905.  66  p. 
pi.     *  Paper,  15c  Agr  6-1359/2 

171,  Report  of  agricultural  investigations  in  Porto  Rico,  1905. 
47p.pl.     *  Paper,  10c  Agr  6-1362/2 

Circular  67,  Investigations  of  irrigation  practice  in  Oregon.     30  p.  il. 

6-1411/2 

Experiment  station  record,  v.  17,  no.  10;  June,  1906.  p.  929-1028. 
*Paper,  $1.00  a  vol.  (12  nos.) 

Fisheries  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Note. — The  Bureau  supplies  gratuitously  those  of  its  publications  which  are 
in  print. 

Medusae  of  Hawaiian  Islands  collected  by  steamer  Albatross  in  1902. 
p.  1131-43,  pi.  large  8° 

Polvclnetous  annelids  of  Hawaiian  Islands  collected  by  steamer  Alba- 
tross in  1902.     p.  1145-81,  il.  large  8° 

Starfishes  of  Hawaiian  Islands,     p.  987-1130,  il.  pi.  large  8° 

Statistical  bulletin — 

181,  Statement  [by  fishing  grounds]  of  quantities  and  values  of 
certain  fishery  products  landed  at  Boston  and  Gloucester, 
Mass.,  by  American  fishing  vessels,  [calendar]  year  1904.  1  p. 
oblong  f° 

182,  Statement  [by  fishing  grounds]  of  quantities  and  values  of 
certain  fishery  products  landed  at  Boston  and  Gloucester, 
Mass.,  by  American  fishing  vessels,  [calendar]  year  1905.  1  p. 
oblong  f° 

183,  Statement  of  quantities  and  values  of  certain  fishery  products 
landed  at  Boston  and  Gloucester,  Mass.,  by  American  fishing 
vessels,  June,  1906.     1  p.  oblong  8° 

Foreign  Mail  Service  (Post-Office  Department): 

Schedule  of  steamers  appointed  to  convey  mails  to  foreign  countries 
during  Aug.  1906.     1  p.  narrow7  f°     [Monthly.] 

Foreign  Markets  Division  (Statistics  Bureau,  Agriculture  Department) : 
Causes  affecting  farm  values,     p.  511-532.  Agr  6-1093/2 

Forest  Service  (Agriculture  Department): 

Field  programme,  July,  1906.     13  p.     [Monthly.] 
Press  bulletin  135-139;  July  6-26,  1906.     Each  1  p.  various  sizes. 
Use  book,  regulations  and  instructions  for  use  of  national  forest  re- 
serves.    208  p.  il.  16°     *  Paper,  15c  Agr  6-1152  3 


July,  1906  297 

Geological  Survey  (Interior  Department): 

Note.— The  publications  of  the  United  States  Geological  Survey  consist  of 
annual  reports  (restricted  to  one  volume  each,  beginning  with  report  for  1902) , 
bulletins,  Mineral  resources,  Professional  papers,  and  Water-supply  and  irri- 
gation papers,  which  are  intended  for  free  distribution;  and  maps,  Mono- 
graphs, and  folios  of  the  Geologic  atlas  and  the  Topographic  atlas  of  the 
United  States,  which  are  sold  at  prices  ranging  from  6c  to  $11.00  each.  A 
wholesale  rate  has  been  established  for  topographic  and  geologic  folios,  when- 
ever the  sum  transmitted  solely  for  folios  at  the  wholesale  price  amounts  to  at 
least  $5.10;  that  is,  a  discount  of  40  per  cent  will  be  given  whenever  34  or  more 
folios  that  sell  singly  for  25c,  or  their  equivalent  in  higher  priced  folios, 
are  ordered  at  one  time.  Address  the  Director  of  the  Geological  Survey, 
Washington. 

Abrasive  materials.     Production  of  abrasive  materials  in  1905.     21  p. 
Arsenic.     Production  of  arsenic  in  1905.     5  p. 
Asbestos.     Production  of  asbestos  in  1905.     7  p. 
Bulletin — 

275,  Slate  deposits  and  slate  industry  of  United  States.     154  p.  il. 

pi.  maps,  tab. 

Same.     (H.  doc.  469.)  ■        GS  6-757/6 

277,  Mineral  resources  of  Kenai  Peninsula,  Alaska.     80  p.  il.  pi. 

maps.  GS  6-771/2 

291,  Gazetteer  of  Colorado.     185  p.     *  Paper,  15c 

Same.     (H.  doc.  839.)  GS  6-766/2 

Carbonic  acid.     Production  of  carbon  dioxide.     9  p. 
Fluorspar.     Production  of  fluorspar  and  cryolite  in  1905.     7  p. 
Geologic  atlas  of  United  States — 

138,  Redding  folio,  Cal.     14  p.  il.  pi.  maps,  large  4°    *  Paper,  25c 

139,  Snoqualmie  folio,  Wash.     14  p.  pi.  maps,  large  4°    *  Paper, 
25c 

Magnesite.     Production  of  magnesite  in  1905.     4  p. 

Monazite.     Production  of  monazite,  zircon,  gadolinite,  and  tantalum 
minerals  in  1905.     7  p. 

Phosphates.     Production  of  phosphate  rock  in  1905.     14  p. 

Precious  stones.     Production  of  precious  stones  in  1905.     40  p. 

Professional  paper  50,  Montana  lobe  of  Keewatin  ice  sheet.     62  p.  il. 
pi.  maps,  4"  GS  6-770/3 

Publications.     List  of  publications,  except  topographic  maps.     58  p. 

Quartz.     Production  of  quartz  [or]  flint  and  feldspar  in  1905.     4  p. 

Salt.     Production  of  salt  in  1905.     13  p. 

Talc.     Production  of  talc  and  soapstone  in  1905.     12  p. 

Topographic  sheets — 

Note. — The  Geological  Survey  is  making  a  topographic  map  of  the  United 
States.  The  sheets  of  which  it  is  composed  are  projected  without  reference 
to  political  divisions,  and  are  designated  bvsome  prominent  town  or  natural 
feature  found  on  them.  Three  scales  are  used,  1: 62,500, 1: 125,000,  and  1: 250,000. 
These  correspond,  approximately,  to  1  mile,  2  miles,  and  4  miles  to  1  linear 
inch  on  the  map.  The  size,  unless  otherwise  given,  is  about  17.5  inches  in 
height  by  11.5  to  16  inches  in  width,  exclusive  of  the  margin,  the  width  vary- 
ing with  the  latitude.  A  description  of  the  topographic  map  is  printed  on  the 
reverse  of  each  sheet  catalogued  below. 

About  three-tenths  of  the  area  of  the  country,  excluding  Alaska,  has  been 
mapped,  nearly  every  State  being  represented.  Massachusetts,  Connecticut, 
Rhode  Island,  New  Jersey,  and  the  District  of  Columbia  are  completely 
mapped.  Sheets  of  the  regular  size  are  sold  by  the  Survey  at  5c  each;  but  in 
lots  of  100  or  more  copies,  whether  of  the  same  sheet  or  of  different  sheets,  the 
price  is  3c  each.  In  no  case  can  orders  be  filled  at  the  wholesale  rate  unless 
the  sum  remitted  solely  for  topographic  maps  amounts  to  at  least  $3.00. 


298  July,  1906 

Geological  Survey — Continued. 
Topographic  sheets — Continued. 

Colorado,  Idaho  Springs  special  map,  lat.  39°  44'  30"-39°  46'  23", 

long.  105°  30'-105°  33'  30".     Scale  1:12,000,  contour  interval 

50  ft.     11.4X17.2  in. 
Georgia-South  Carolina,  Crawfordville  quadrangle,  lat.  33°  30'- 

34°,  long.  82°  30MS30.     Scale  1:125,000,  contour  interval  50  ft. 
Michigan,  Ypsilanti  quadrangle,  lat.  42°-42°  15',  long.  83°  30'-83° 

45'.     Scale  1:  62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft. 
Nevada-California,  Amargosa  region,  lat.  36°  30'-38°,  long.  116°- 

117°  30'.      Scale   1:250,000,  contour  interval  100   ft.     26.2  X 

21.2  in.     [No  description  on  reverse.]     15c 
New  Jersey,  Princeton  quadrangle,  lat.  40°  15/-40°  30/,  long.  74° 

30/-74°  45'.     Scale  1:62,500,  contour  interval  10  ft. 
Ohio,  Mt.  Sterling  quadrangle,  lat,  39°  30/-39°  45',  long.  83°  15'- 

83°  30'.     Scale  1:62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft. 
Pennsylvania,  Carnegie  quadrangle,  lat.  40°  15r — 40°  30/,  long.  80°- 

80°  15'.     Scale  1:62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft. 
Wisconsin,  Lake  Geneva  quadrangle,  lat.  42°  30/-42°  45',  long.  88° 

lS'-SS0  30'.     Scale  1:62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft. 
Wisconsin,  Milwaukee  quadrangle,  lat.  43°-43°  15',  long.  87°  45'- 

88°.     Scale  1:62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft. 
Wisconsin,  Silver  Lake  quadrangle,  lat.  42°  30/-42°  45',  long.  88°- 

88°  15'.     Scale  1:62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft. 
Water-supply  and  irrigation  paper — 

155,  Fluctuations  of  water  level  in  wells,  with  special  reference  to 

Long  Island,  N.  Y.     83  p.  il.  pi.  maps.  GS  6-767/3 

158,  Preliminary  report  on  geology  and  underground  waters  of 
Roswell  artesian  area,  N.  Mex.     29  p.  pi.  maps. 

*  Paper,  15c 
Same.     (H.  doc.  556. )                                                     GS  6-768/3 

163,  Bibliographic  review  and  index  of  underground-water  litera- 
ture published  in  United  States  in  1905.     130  p. 

*  Paper,  15c 

Same.     (H.  doc.  747.)  GS  6-769/5 

170,  Report  of  progress  of  stream  measurements  for  calendar  year 

1905,  pt,  6,  Great  Lakes  and  St,  Lawrence  River  drainages. 

116  p.  il.  map. 

Same.     (H.  doc.  754.)  GS  5-1060 

176,  Report  of  progress  of  stream  measurements  for  calendar  year 

1905,  pt.  12,  Great  Basin  drainage.    142  p.  il.  map. 

*  Paper,  15c 

Same.     (H.  doc.  760.)  GS  5-1060 

178,  Report  of  progress  of  stream  measurements  for  calendar  year 
1905,  pt.  14,  Columbia  River  and  Puget  Sound  drainages. 
250  p.  il.  map. 
Same.      (H.  doc.  762.)  GS  5-1060 

Zinc.     Production  of  zinc  in  1905.     lip. 
Government  Actuary  (Treasury  Department): 

Market  prices  and  investment  values  of  outstanding  securities  [June, 
1906].  2  p.  4°  (Treasury  Dept.  Dept.  circular  59,  1906.) 
[Monthly.] 


July,  1906  299 

Government  Hospital  for  Insane,  Committee  to  Investigate  Man= 
agement  of  (House): 
Hearings  before  committee  [May  4-Jnne  28,  1906].     1710  p. 

6-35234 
Government  Printing  Office: 

Note.— For  office  under  this  office,  see  Documents  Office. 
Annual  report  of  public  printer  [tabular  statements  with  report  of 
superintendent  of  documents],  1905.     329  p.  pi.     *Paper,  40c 

Hydrographic  Office  (Equipment  Bureau,  Navy  Department): 

Note. — The  charts,  sailing  directions,  etc.,  of  the  Hydrographic  Office  are 
sold  by  the  office  in  Washington  and  also  by  agents  at  the  principal  American 
and  foreign  seaports  and  American  lake  ports.  The  price  of  the  Catalogue  of 
charts,  plans,  sailing  directions,  and  other  publications  is  50c.  Copies  of  the 
Hydrographic  bulletin  and  Notice  to  mariners  are  supplied  free  on  applica- 
tion at  the  Hydrographic  Office  in  Washington  and  at  the  branch  offices  in 
Boston,  New  York,  Philadelphia,  Baltimore,  Norfolk,  Savannah.  New  Orleans, 
San  Francisco,  Portland  (Oreg.),  Port  Townsend,  Chicago,  Cleveland,  Buffalo, 
Sault  Ste.  Marie,  and  Duluth. 

Charts- 
Africa,  Northwest  coast  of,  and  southern  part  of  Spain  and  Portu- 
gal, from  latest  information;  chart  2195.-  Scale  1°  long.  =  4.5 
in.     30.6X40.1  in.     60c 

Bonny,  New  Calabar,  and  Sombrero  rivers,  Gulf  of  Guinea,  west 
coast  of  Africa,  from  [British]  sketch  surveys  1886-1904;  chart 
2296.     Scale  naut.  m.  =0.65  in.     24.9  X  18.7  in.     20c 

Cacheo  River,  west  coast  of  Africa,  from  British  survey  in  1834; 
with  insets,  continuations  of  Cacheo;  chart  2262.  Scale  naut. 
m.  =  0.5in.     19.1  X  25.4,  5.2  X  16,  4.2  X  8.4,  and  4  X  7.6  in.     20c 

Dodd  and  False  narrows,  B.  C,  from  British  survey  in  1904,  scale 
naut.  m.  =4  in.;  with  inset,  Dodd  Narrows,  scale  500  yds.  =2 
in.;  chart  2325.     14.2  X  18.7  and  5.3  X  3.9  in.     10c 

Fitzrov  Channel,  Chile,  from  Chilean  survey  in  1903;  chart  2322. 
Scale  naut.  m.  =  2  in.     32.7  X  23.3  in.     30c 

Forcados,  Port,  southern  Nigeria,  west  coast  of  Africa,  from  British 
survey  in  1903,  scale  naut.  m.  =  4  in. ;  Forcados  River  Entrance, 
southern  Nigeria,  west  coast  of  Africa,  from  British  survev  in 
1899,  scale  naut.  m.  =1.95  in.;  chart  2263.  39.6X26.2  in. 
50c 

Kasamanze  River  Entrance,  Senegal,  west  coast  of  Africa,  from 
French  survey  in  1896  and  1897,  scale  naut.  m.  =2  in.;  with 
inset,  Karabane  Anchorage,  scale  1,000  yds.  =3.4  in.;  chart 
2308.     19.4  X  24.2  and  5  X  7  in.     20c 

Kiusiu,  north  west  coast,  Ikitsuki  Jima  to  Taka  Shima,  including 
northern  approaches  to  Hirado  Kaikvo,  from  Japanese  sur- 
veys 1883-1902;  chart  2328.  Scale  naut.  m.  =  2  in.  26.3  X 
39.9  in.     50c  -    - 

Magellan  Strait,  Anchorages  adjacent  to,  Chile,  from  Chilean  sur- 
veys in  1901  and  1903;  chart  2323.     20.7  X  15.5  in.     10c 

Niger  River,  Nun  Entrance,  Gulf  of  Guinea,  west  coast  of  Africa, 
from  British  survev  in  1904;  chart  22H4.  Scale  naut.  m.  =  3 
in.     26.1  X  19.5  in.*   20c 

Niger  River  mouth,  Brass  River,  Gulf  of  Guinea,  west  coast  of 
Africa,  from  British  survev  in  1904;  chart  2289.  Scale  naut. 
m.  =3  in.     26  X  19.6  in.    '20c 

Old  Calabar  River  and  approaches,  southern  Nigeria,  west  coast 
of  Africa,  from  British  surveys  in  1890  and  1903;  chart  2292. 
Scale  naut.  m.  =  0.5  in.     26.2  X  19.5  in.     20c 


300  July,  1906 

Hydrographic  Office — Continued. 
Chart* — Continued. 

Pilot  chart  of  north  Atlantic  Ocean,  Aug.  1906;  chart  1400.     Scale 

1°  long.  =0.27  in.     21  X  32  in.     [Monthly.]     10c 
Pilot  chart  of  north  Pacific  Ocean,  Aug.  1906;  chart  1401.     Scale 

1°  long.  =0.2  in.     20.7X35.3  in.     [Monthly.]     10c 
Sherbro  River,  Sierra  Leone,  west  coast  of  Africa,  from  British 
survey  in  1895;  chart  2271.     Scale  naut.  m.  =  l  in.     25.5x43.7 
in.     50c 
Tolo  Harbor  and  adjacent  anchorages,  Mirs  Bay,  China,  south 
coast,  from  British  survey  in  1901  and  1902;  chart  2302.     Scale 
naut.  m.  =5  in.     26.4X45.6  in.     60c 
Hydrographic  bulletin,  weekly,  879-882;  July  3-25,  1906.     Each  1  p. 

various  sizes. 
Notice  to  mariners,  weekly,  27-30, 1906;  July  7-28  [1906] .     1.  384-461. 
Useful  tables  from  American  practical  navigator,     p.  343-652,  large 
8°     Half  roan,  $1.25 

Hygienic    Laboratory  (Public  Health  and   Marine-Hospital   Service, 
Treasury  Department): 
Bulletin  25,  Illustrated  key  to  cestode  parasites  of  man.     104  p.  il. 

5-13711 

Immigration  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department  1: 

Immigration  statement  and  inward  passenger  movement,  June,  1906. 
1  p.  i'°     [Monthly.] 

Indian  Affairs  Committee  (Senate): 

Report  amending  by  substitute  H.  19681,  to  survey  and  allot  lands 
within  limits  of  Blackfeet  Reservation,  Mont.,  and  to  open  surplus 
land  to  settlement.     4  p.     (S.  rp.  4101.) 

Indian  Bureau  (Interior  Department): 

Circular  82,  [Circular]   to  agents  and  superintendents  [concerning 
institutes  for  Indian  school  workers  to  be  held  during  fiscal  vear 
1907].     1  p.  large  8° 
Proceeds  of  sales  of  inherited  Indian  lands,  decision  of  circuit  court 

of  appeals,  8th  circuit.     6  p. 
Revised  regulations,  Mar.  20,  1905-May  22,  1906,  governing  leasing 

of  lands  in  Cherokee  Nation,  Ind.  T.     41  p. 
Teaching  rudiments  of  cooking  in  class  room.     62  p.  6-35267 

Indian  Commissioners  (Interior  Department): 

[37th]  annual  report  of  board,  1905.     25  p.  tab. 
Infantry  and. Cavalry  School  (War  Department): 
Orders  24-30  [1906];  July  2-25,  1906.     12° 

Interior  Department: 

Note. — The  decisions  of  the  Department  of  the  Interior  in  pension  cases  are 
issued  in  slips  and  in  signatures,  and  the  decisions  in  land  cases  are  issued 
in  signatures,  both  being  published  later  in  bound  volumes  at  prices  ranging 
from  $1.05  to  81.45  per  volume.  Subscribers  may  deposit  SI. 00  in  the  Depart- 
ment and  receive  the  contents  of  a  volume  of  the  decisions  of  either  kind 
in  separate  parts  as  they  are  issued.  For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see 
names  of  bureaus. 

Decisions  [in  appealed  pension  and  bounty-land  claims]  v.  16,  [sig- 
natures] 30,  31.     p.  465-496. 
Same,  [v.  16,  slips]  122-128;  June  12-July  10,  1906. 


July,  1906  301 

Interior  Department — Continued. 

Decisions  [of  Department  and  General  Land  Office]  relating  to  public 

lands,  v.  34,  [signatures]  34-39.     p.  529-624. 
Hearings  before  Secretary  on  leasing  of  oil  lands  and  natural-gas  wells 
in  Indian  Territory  and  Oklahoma,  Mav  8-June  19,  1906.     84  p. 

6-35270 
Reports  on  condition  of  educational  and  school  service  and  manage- 
ment of  reindeer  service  in  Alaska.     176  p.  map.     (S.  doc.  483.) 

6-35269 

Internal  Revenue  Office  (Treasury  Department):   ■ 

Alcohol  in  arts,  act  of  Congress.     2  p. 

Fortification  of  wines,  act  of  Congress.     3  p. 

Regulations  29,  Regulations  and  instructions  relating  to  exportation, 
free  of  tax,  or  with  benefit  of  drawback,  of  <listilled  spirits,  fer- 
mented liquor,  tobacco,  snuff,  cigars,  oleomargarine,  adulterated 
butter,  mixed  flour,  playing  cards,  and  stills,  under  internal- 
revenue  laws.     89  p.  il. 

Interstate  Commerce  Commission: 

Note. — The  Commission  furnishes  its  reports  gratuitously  to  those  who  apply 
for  them. 

i   Accident  bulletin  19,  showing  collisions  and  derailments  of  trains  and 
casualties  to  persons,  Jan. -Mar..  1906.     15  p.     [Quarterly.] 
Act  to  regulate  commerce  as  amended   and   acts   supplementary, 
safety  appliance  acts,  act  requiring  monthly  reports  of  accidents, 
arbitration  act;  revised  to  June  30,  1906.     59  p.     *  Paper,  10c 

Isthmian  Canal  Commission  (AVar  Department): 

Note. — For  divisions  under  this  commission,  see  names  of  divisions. 
Circular  23,  24;  July  1,  5,  1906. 

Justice  Department: 

[Official  opinions  of  Attornevs-General]  v.  25,  [signatures]  37-39.     p. 

577-624. 
Response  to  resolution,  statement  of  all  suits  instituted  by  Depart- 
ment under  Sherman  anti-trust  law,  etc.     26  p.      (S.  doc.  526. ) 

6-35272 
Labor  Bureau   (Commerce  and  Labor  Department) : 

20th  annual  report  of  commissioner,  1905;  convict  labor.  794  p. 
*Cloth,  75c  "       4-181133 

Bulletin  64;  May,  1906.     p.  593-916.     [Bimonthly.]     *Paper,  15c 
Land  Office,  General  (Interior  Department): 

[Schedule  of  lands  of  ceded  portion  of  Shoshone  or  Wind  River 
Reservation,  Wyo..  subject  to  disposition  under  President's  proc- 
lamation of  June  2,  1906.]     13  p. 

Library  Committee  (House) : 

Report  favoring  H.  20406,  to  erect  monument  on  Tippecanoe  battle 
ground  in  Tippecanoe  County,  Ind.     3  p.     (H.  rp.  5083.) 

Life=Saving  Service  (Treasury  Department): 
Official  register,  July  1,  1906.     24  p. 
15533— Xo.  139—06 2 


302  July,  1906 

Light=House  Board  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Note. — The  List  of  lights  and  fog  signals,  the  List  of  lights,  buoys,  and  day- 
marks,  and  the  Weekly  notice  to  mariners  can  be  obtained,  free  of  charge, 
on  application  to  the  office  of  the  Board  at  Washington,  the  inspectors  and 
engineers  of  the  several  lighthouse  districts,  the  United  States  custom-houses, 
the  principal  agencies  of  the  Coast  and  Geodetic  Survey,  the  Hydrographic 
Office,  and  the  branch  hydrographic  offices. 

Weekly  notice  to  mariners,  changes  in  aids  to  navigation  on  coasts 
of  United  States,  nos.  100-103;  July  6-27,1906.  [No.  102a  also 
issued.] 

Loans  and  Currency  Division  (Treasury  Department): 

Caveat  list  of  United  States  registered  bonds,  July  1,  1906.      1  p.  f° 

[Monthly.] 
Circulation  statement,  July  1,   1906.     1  p.  oblong  8°     [Monthly.] 

Manufactures  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Note. — The  Bureau  furnishes  its  publications  gratuitously  to  those  who 
apply  for  them. 

Daily  consular  and  trade  reports,  nos.  2604-28;  July  2-31,  1906. 
[Daily  except  Sundays  and  holidays.] 

Monthly  consular  and  trade  reports,  June,  1906;  no.  309.     244p.il. 
*  Paper,  15c 
Same.     (H.doc.  518. ) 
Medical  Department  ( War  Department) : 

Specifications  for  plumbing,  gas  piping,  and  electric  wiring  required 
in  construction  of  addition  to  brick  hospital  at  Fort  William  Henry 
Harrison,  Mont.     10  p.  12° 

Specifications  of  material  and  labor  required  in  construction  of  addi- 
tion to  post  hospital  at  Fort  William  Henry  Harrison,  Mont.  28 
p.  12° 

Military  Affairs  Committee  (Senate): 

Douglas,  Fort.  Report  amending  S.  6395,  for  exchange  of  lands  in 
Fort  Douglas  military  reservation,  Utah,  and  other  considerations, 
for  lands  adjacent  thereto,  between  Le  Grand  Young  and  Govern- 
ment.    5  p.     (S.  rp.  4293.) 

Flags.  Report  favoring  H.  J.  R.  92,  to  deliver  to  [Confederate 
Memorial  Literary]  Society  certain  unidentified  battle  flags.  2  p. 
(S.  rp.  3965. )     [Corrected  2d  print  was  issued.] 

Sill,  Fort.  Report  amending  S.  6444,  to  authorize  Wichita  Mountain 
and  Orient  Railway  Company  to  construct  railway  through  Fort 
Sill  military  reservation.     2  p.      (S.  rp.  4308. ) 

Military  Secretary's  Department  (War  Department): 

Recruiting  for  line  of  Army,  May,  1906.     13  p.  12°     [Monthly;  for- 
merly Enlistments  for  line  of  Army.] 
Stations  of  Army,  July  31,  1906.     [2]  p.  oblong  large  8°     [Monthly.] 
Mint  Bureau    (Treasury  Department): 

Values  of  foreign  coins..  1  p.  4°  (Treasurv  Dept.  Dept.  circular 
58,  1906.)     [Quarterly.] 

National  Home  for  Disabled  Volunteer  Soldiers: 

Proceedings  of  managers,  June  27,  1906.     v.  3,  p.  246-251. 

National  Museum  (Smithsonian  Institution): 

Note. — The  publications  of  the  National  Museum  comprise  bulletins,  an- 
nual reports,  and  an  annual  volume  of  Proceedings.  The  annual  report  is 
included  in  the  Congressional  set.  The  editions  of  the  bulletins  and  Proceed- 
ings are  too  limited  to  admit  of  general  distribution,  and  the  volumes  of  the 
latter  are  sent  only  to  libraries. 


July,  1906  303 

National  Museum — Continued. 

Contributions  from  national  herbarium,  v.  10,  pt.  2,  Genus  ptelea  in 

western  and  southwestern  United  States  and  Mexico,     p.  49-78. 

*  Paper,  10c 
Descriptions  of  new  isopod  crustaceans  of  family  sphferomidfe.     p. 

1-22,  il. 
Mammals  collected  by  W.  L.  Abbott  in  Karimata  Islands,  Dutch 

East  Indies,     p.  55-66,  map. 
Notes  on  collection  of  fishes  from  Argentina,  South  America,  with 

descriptions  of  3  new  species,     p.  67-1  OS,  il. 
Proceedings,     v.  30,  883  p.  il.  pi.     *  Cloth,  SI. 00 
Schizopod  crustaceans  in   museum,  families  lophogastrida?  and  eu- 

copiidte.     p.  23-54,  pi. 

Nautical   Almanac   Office    (Naval  Observatory,   Equipment  Bureau, 
Navy  Department): 

Note. — The  American  ephemeris  and  nautical  almanac,  in  cloth,  the  Ameri- 
can nautical  almanac  and  the  Pacific  coaster's  nautical  almanac,  in  paper,  are 
sold  by  the  Bureau  of  Equipment  for  SI. 00,  30c,  and  15c,  respectively.  The 
Astronomical  papers  prepared  for  use  of  the  American  ephemeris  and  nautical 
almanac  are  sold  at  cost.  The  Bureau  has  no  agents  for  the  sale  of  these  pub- 
lications, and  application  should  be  made  to  the  Bureau  of  Equipment,  Navy 
Department,  direct. 

American  nautical  almanac  for  1909.     1st  edition.     272  p.  il. 
Naval  Affairs  Committee  (House}: 

Report  favoring  H.  20020,  to  contract  for  construction  of  floating 
steel  dry  dock.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  5090.) 

Naval  Affairs  Committee  (Senate): 

Report  favoring  H.  17663,  to  extend  [certain]  provisions  of  act  of 
Mar.  3,  1901,  to  officers  of  Navy  and  Marine  Corps  advanced  under 
sec.  1506  and  1605  [Revised  statutes]  for  eminent  conduct  in 
battle.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  4262.) 

Naval  Observatory  (Equipment  Bureau,  Navy  Department): 
Publications — 

2d  series,  v.  4,  pts.  1-3,  Transit  circle  observations  of  sun,  moon, 
planets,  and  miscellaneous  stars,  1900-03,  of  sun,  moon,  planets, 
and  comets,  1866-91,  of  standard  and  zodiacal  stars,  1901-02. 
[cxlv]  +  321  +  217  +  128p. 
2d  series,  v.  5,  Meteorological  observations  and  results,  1893-1902. 
443  p.  4°     (H.  doc.  843.) 

Naval  War  College  (Navigation  Bureau,  Navy  Department): 

Naval  reconnaissance.     140  p.  il.  large  8°  6-35265 

Navigation  Bureau  (Navy  Department): 

Note. — For  offices  under  this  bureau,  see  names  of  offices. 

Movements  of  vessels,  July  2-31,  1906.  Each  1  p.  4°  [Daily  ex- 
cept Sundays  and  holidays.] 

Orders  to  officers,  U.  S.  N.,  July  2-31,  1906.  Each  1  p.  4°  [Daily 
except  Sundays  and  holidays;  none  issued  July  28.] 

Regulations  governing  admission  of  candidates  into  Naval  Academy 
as  midshipmen.     18  p. 

Navy  Department: 

Note. — For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 
Courts-martial.     General  court-martial    order    41^17    [1906];   Apr. 
[May]  4-26,  1906.     12° 


304  Jttly,  1906 

Navy  Department — Continued. 

Departmental  order  40  revised;  July  5,  1906.     1  p.  narrow  12° 

Eight-hour  day.  Memorandum  to  chiefs  of  bureaus  [etc.,  requiring 
them  to  report  such  violations  of  8-hour  law  as  have  occurred 
during  last  2  years  with  reasons  for  same,  and  directing  that,  in 
future,  attention  of  all  contractors  be  called  to  requirements  of 
law].    1  p. 

Employees.  Circular  letter  [to  commandants  of  navy-yards  and 
naval  stations,  relative  to  time  lost  by  employees  on  account  of 
tardiness  or  being  excused  on  Saturdays  during  July-Sept.].  1 
p.  narrow  12° 

General  order  23,  24  [new  series];  June  30,  July  16,  1906.     12° 

Librar}- — 

American  periodicals  [in  library].     3  p. 
Foreign  periodicals  [in  library].     3  p. 

Mail  matter.  Circular  letter  to  chiefs  of  bureaus  and  offices  [promul- 
gating provision  in  act  making  appropriations  for  Post-Office  De- 
partment, 1907,  requiring  that  record  be  kept  of  all  mail  entered 
at  Washington  under  penalty  privilege,  July-Dec.  1906].  1  p. 
narrow  12° 

Navy — 

Changes  in  Eegulations  [for  government  of  Navy,  1905],  no.  2. 

3  1.  12° 
Changes  [recommended  for  Eegulations  for  government  of  Navy, 
1905].     5  1.  12° 

Navy  vard  order  632-644,  emplovment  of  labor  at  navy  vards;  June 
30-July  31,  1906.     Each  1  p.  narrow  12° 

"War-ships.     Circular  [inviting]  designs  for  battleships.     1  p. 

"Washington  Xavv-Yard.  Eegulations  of  "Washington  Navv  Yard  and 
station.     31  p.  12° 

Northern  and  Northwestern  Lakes  Survey  (Engineer  Department. 
War  Department): 

Note. — Lake  Survey  charts  may  be  obtained  from  U.  S.  Lake  Survey  Office, 
Detroit,  Mich.,  or  from  U.  S.  Engineer  Office,  Buffalo,  N.  Y.  Payments  must 
be  made  before  charts  are  sent,  and  if  made  by  mail  must  be  by  postal  or 
express  money  order  payable  to  the  order  of  U.  S.  Lake  Survey  Office  if  or- 
dered from  Detroit,  or  to  the  order  of  U.  S.  Engineer  Office  if  ordered  from 
Buffalo.  These  charts  may  also  be  obtained,  for  cash  only,  at  U.  S.  Canal 
Office  at  Sault  Ste.  Marie,  Mich.  They  will  be  sent  by  express,  the  express 
charges  to  be  paid  by  the  purchaser  on  receipt  of  the  charts,  or  free  by  mail 
at  the  purchaser's  risk.  Purchasers  should  indicate,  when  orderingthe charts, 
whether  they  wish  them  sent  by  express  or  mail.  The  latter  will  be  used 
when  no  choice  is  indicated. 

The  bulletins  and  supplements  of  the  Lake  Survey  may  be  obtained  free 
upon  application  at  U.  S.  Lake  Survey  Office,  Detroit,  Mich.,  and  at  the  engi- 
neer offices  in  Duluth,  Milwaukee,  Chicago,  Grand  Rapids,  Cleveland,  Buffalo, 
and  Oswego. 

Charts.  Maumee  Bav  and  Maumee  Eiver  including  Toledo,  Ohio. 
Chart  of.     Scale  1:25,000.     32X40.6  in.     15c 

Supplement  3,  1906,  corrections  and  additions  to  bulletin  16;  to  sup- 
plement information  given  upon  charts  of  Great  Lakes.     15  p.  4° 

Ordnance  Department  (War  Department): 

Description  and  instructions  for  use  of  Weldon  range  finder.     Be- 

vised  Mar.  1,  1906.     10  p.  il.  pi. 
Instructions  for  mounting,  using,  and  caring  for  barbette  carriage, 

model  of  1893,  for  10-inch  B.  L.  rifles,  model  of  1888.     25  p.  pi. 


July,  1906  305 

Ordnance  Department— Continued. 

Instructions  for  mounting,  using,  and  caring  for  disappearing  carriage, 
L.  F.  model  of  1903,  for  6-inch  R.  F.  guns,  models  of  1900,  1903, 
and  1905.  Revised  Mar.  10,  1906.  45  p.  pi. 
Ordnance  orders  14-17  [1906] ;  June  30-July  25,  1906.  12° 
Special  specifications  governing  manufacture  of  3-inch  field  gun  car- 
riages, limbers,  and  caissons,  model  of  1902.  Revised  June  1, 
1906.     31  p.  12° 

Pacific  Islands  and  Porto  Rico  Committee  (Senate): 

Report  favoring  H.  10106,  for  setting  aside  for  Governmental  pur- 
poses certain  ground  in  Hilo,  Hawaii.     2  p.      (S.  rp.  4294.) 

Patent  Office  (Interior  Department): 

Note.— The  Patent  Office  publishes  specifications  and  drawings  of  patents, 
both  in  single  copies  and  monthly  volumes,  the  former  at  5c  and  the  latter 
at  85.00.  The  former  are  not  enumerated  in  this  catalogue.  For  certified 
copies  of  patent?,  including  specification,  drawing,  certificate,  and  grant,  the 
price  is  80c.  A  variety  of  indexes,  giving  a  complete  view  of  the  work  of  the 
office  from  1790  to  date,  are  published  at  prices  ranging  from  25c  to  $10.00  per 
volume.  The  Rules  of  practice  and  pamphlet  Patent  laws  are  furnished  free. 
The  Patent  Office  issues  coupon  orders  in  packages  of  20  at  $1.00  per  package, 
or  in  books  containing  100  coupons  at  $5.00  per  book.  One  coupon  will 
procure  a  specification  with  drawings,  and  two  coupons  a  copy  of  the  Official 
gazette.    They  are  good  until  used.    Address  Chief  Clerk,  Patent  Office. 

Official  gazette,  July  3-24,  1906;  v.  123,  nos.  1-4.  p.  1-1288,  il. 
large  8°     [Weekly.]     Paper,  10c  single  copy,  $5.00  a  yr. 

Pay  Department  (War  Department): 

Manual  amendment  circular  3;  June  25,  1906.     25  1.     [Amendments 

to  Manual  for  Pay  Department,  1905.] 
Monthly  station  list  of  officers,  July  1,  1906.     5  p. 
Stoppage  circular,  July  16,  1906.     3  p.     [Monthly.] 

Porto  Rico  Agricultural  Experiment  Station  (Experiment  Stations 
Office,  Agriculture  Department): 
Bulletin  7,  Vegetable  growing  in  Porto  Rico.     58  p.  il.  pi.     *  Paper, 
15c  Agr  6-1442/3 

Post=Off ice  Department : 

Note. — For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 
Objetos  postales  domesticos  y  extranjeros  clasificacion,  reglamentos, 

tasas  de  porte.     Segunda  edieion.     46  p.  il.  small  4° 
United  States  official  postal  guide,  2d  series,  v.  28,  no.  7;  July,  1906. 
51  p.  12°     [Monthly.]     Paper,  $2.00  a  yr. 

Note. — No.  1,  January,  for  each  year,  is  what  is  usually  known  as  the  Postal 
guide,  nos.  2-12  being  additions  and  corrections.  Sold  by  the  printers,  J.  B. 
Lyon  Company,  Beaver  and  Daniel  streets,  Albany. 

President  of  United  States : 

Bayard,  Fort.  Executive  order  [defining  boundaries  of  Fort  Bayard 
military  reservation,  N.  Mex.].     1  p.  f° 

California.  Executive  order  [that  reservation  in  township  5  north, 
range  3  west,  Mount  Diablo  meridian,  Cal.,  heretofore  used  for 
military  purposes  be  set  aside  for  use  of  Navy  Department  for 
naval  purposes].     1  p.  f° 

De  Riemer,  William  E.  Executive  order  [authorizing  appointment 
of  De  Riemer].     1  p.  f° 

Engineer  Department,  Executive  order  [that  4  hours  on  Saturdays 
during  July-Sept,  shall  constitute  day's  work  for  employees  in 
department].     1  p.  f° 


306  July,  1906 

President  of  United  States — Continued. 

Ernst,  0.  H.  Executive  order  [that  Ernst  shall  continue  as  member 
of  International  Waterways  Commission  after  his  retirement  from 
Corps  of  Engineers] .     1  p.  f° 

Fisheries  Bureau.  Executive  order  [including  in  classified  service 
certain  laborers  assigned  to  fish-cultural  duties  from  field  service 
of  bureau].     2  p.  f° 

Forest  reservations — 

Black  Mesa  forest  reserve,  Ariz.,  2d  proclamation.     1  p.  map,  f° 
Heppner  forest  reserve,  Oreg.,  proclamation.     1  p.  map,  f° 
Pinnacles  forest  reserve,  Cal.,  proclamation.     1  p.  map,  f° 

Holland,  Michael  J.  Executive  order  [authorizing  appointment  of 
Holland].     1  p.  f° 

Isthmian  Canal  Commission.  Executive  order  [fixing  salaries  and 
allowances  of  members  of  commission].     1  p.  f° 

King,  Mrs.  Emma.  Executive  order  [authorizing  reinstatement  of 
Mrs.  King].     1  p.  f° 

Malabang,  P.  I.  Executive  order  [designating  land  to  be  excluded 
from  military  reservation  at  Malabang,  and  to  be  used  for  town 
of  Malabang].     1  p.  f° 

Modjeski,  Ralph.  Executive  order  [authorizing  appointment  of 
Modjeski].     1  p.  f° 

Panama  Canal.  Executive  order  [that  appointments  to  clerical  posi- 
tions on  Isthmus  of  Panama  paying  not  more  than  875  in  gold  a 
month  may  be  made  without  examination  under  civil  service 
rules,  and  authorizing  permanent  appointment  of  certain  tem- 
porary appointees].     1  p.  f° 

Pension  examiner.  Executive  order  [authorizing  appointment  of 
special  pension  examiner].     1  p.  f° 

Public  Buildings  and  Grounds  Office.  Executive  order  [that  all 
employees  of  office,  except  park  police,  shall  be  entitled  to  half 
holiday  on  Saturday  during  July-Sept.].     1  p.  f° 

Smithsonian  Institution.  Executive  order  [including  in  classified 
service  Leonard  C.  Gunnell,  Rose  A.  Palmer,  Alice  K.  Coyle,  and 
Josephine  A.  McDevitt,  employees  of  institution].     1  p.  f° 

Stack,  Elizabeth.  Executive  order  [authorizing  appointment  of 
Elizabeth  Stack].     1  p.  f° 

State,  War  and  Navy  Department  Building.  Executive  order  [author- 
izing appointment  of  certain  persons  from  military  and  naval 
service  to  positions  in  building].     1  p.  f" 

Twadell,  Charles  X.  Executive  order  [authorizing  transfer  of 
Twadell].     1  p.  f° 

War  Department.  Executive  order  [that  4  hours  on  Saturdays 
during  July-Sept,  shall  constitute  day's  work  for  employees  in 
civil  service  at  arsenals  and  depots  under  War  Department,  and 
in  offices  of  division  and  department  commanders  and  of  staff 
officers  at  military,  division,  and  department  headquarters  of 
Army].     1  p.  f° 

Wind  River  Reservation.  Shoshone  [or  Wind  River]  Reservation, 
applications  for  entries,  proclamation.     1  p.  f° 

Printing  Committee  (House) : 

Beet  sugar.  Report  submitting  H.  J.  R.  186,  relative  to  printing  of 
report  on  progress  of  beet-sugar  industry,  as  substitute  for  H.  C.  R. 
37.     lp.     (H.  rp.  5089.) 


.      July,  1906  ,  307 

Printing  Committee  (House) — Continued. 

Rivers  and  harbors.  Report  favoring  H.  J.  R.  183,  for  printing  of 
reports  ordered  bv  river  and  harbor  act  of  Mar.  3,  1905.  1  p. 
(H.  rp.  5088.) 

Privileges  and  Elections  Committee  (Senate): 

[Proceedings  before  committee  in  matter  of  protests  against  right  of 
Reed  Smoot,  Senator  from  Utah,  to  hold  his  seat.]   v.  4,  p.  257-466. 

Public  Buildings  and  Grounds  Committee  (House): 

Report  favoring  S.  5773,  to  provide  buildings  for  Departments  of  State, 
Justice,  and  Commerce  and  Labor.     50  p.  il.     (H.  rp.  5095. ) 

6-35273 

Public  Health  and  Marine=Hospital  Service  (Treasury  Department): 

Note. — For  divisions  under  this  service,  see  names  of  divisions. 
Contracts  for  care  of  seamen,  etc.     16  p.  4°     (Treasurv  Dept.     Dept. 

circular  63,  1906. ) 
Public  health  reports,  v.  21,  nos.  27-30;  July  6-27,  1906.     p.  749-886. 

[Weekly.] 

Note. — This  publication  is  for  gratuitous  distribution,  but  the  edition  is 
limited,  and  the  document  is  intended  only  for  health  officers  and  other  per- 
sons interested  in  sanitary  affairs.  To  obtain  it  application  should  be  made 
to  the  Surgeon-General  of  the  Public  Health  and  Marine-Hospital  Service, 
Treasury  Department. 

Public  Lands  Committee  (House):  • 

Report  amending  H.  10502,  appropriating  receipts  from  sale  of  public 
lands  in  Minnesota  to  construction  of  drainage  works  for  reclama- 
tion of  swamp  and  overflowed  lands.     4  p.     (H.  rp.  4940.) 

Public  Lands  Committee  (Senate): 

Los  Angeles,  Cal.  Report  amending  S.  6443,  to  sell  to  Los  Angeles 
certain  public  lands  in  California,  and  granting  rights  through 
Sierra  forest  reserve,  Santa  Barbara  forest  reserve,  and  San  Gabriel 
timber  land  reserve,  Cal.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  4276. ) 

North  Dakota  Historical  Society.  Report  favoring  S.  6134,  for  con- 
veyance to  North  Dakota  of  land  for  society.     3  p.  il.     (S.  rp.  3809.) 

Public  Roads  Office  (Agriculture  Department): 

Circular  51,  Public  roads  of  Maine,  mileage  and  expenditures  in 
1904.     2  p. 

Publications  Division  (Agriculture  Department): 

Monthly  list  of  publications  [of  Agriculture  Department],  June,  1906. 
4  p. 

Same  [for  foreign  distribution]. 

Quartermaster's  Department  (War  Department): 

Roster  showing  stations  and  duties  of  oficers,  July  1,  1906.     14  p. 

[Monthly.]' 
Specifications  for  hot-water  heating  addition  to  post  hospital  at  Fort 
William  Henry  Harrison,  Mont.     11  p.  12° 

Railway  Mail  Service  (Post-Office  Department): 

Daily  bulletin  of  orders  affecting  postal  service,  v.  27,  nos.  8029- 
53a;  July  2-31, 1906.    f°    [Daily  except  Sundays  and  holidays.] 

Rivers  and  Harbors  Committee  (House) : 

James  River.  Report  favoring  H.  15902,  to  declare  river  in  Stone 
County,  Mo.,  unnavigable.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  5085.) 


308  July,  1906     . 

Rivers  and  Harbors  Committee— Continued. 

Land.  Report  submitting  H.  20266,  to  amend  act  authorizing  con- 
demnation of  lands  or  easements  needed  in  connection  with  works 
of  river  and  harbor  improvement  at  expense  of  persons,  compan- 
ies, or  corporations.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  4945. ) 

Niagara  Falls.  Hearings  before  committee  [Apr.  12-May  8,  1906,  on 
H.  18024,  for  control  and  regulation  of  waters  of  Niagara  River 
and  preservation  of  Niagara  Falls].     325  p.  6-35275/3 

White  River.  Report  favoring  H.  15845,  to  declare  certain  portion 
of  river  unnavigable.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  5084.) 

Rolls  and  Library  Bureau  (State  Department): 

[Circular  stating  of  what  a  set  of  laws  of  59th  Congress,  1st  session, 
consists.]     1  p.  12° 

Rules  Committee  (House): 

Alaska  Central  Railway.  Report  submitting  H.  R.  628,  fixjng  time 
for  consideration  of  S.  5901,  to  extend  time  for  completion  of  rail- 
way, as  substitute  for  H.  R.  612.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  5087.) 

Alaska  Railroad.  Report  favoring  H.  R.  560,  fixing  time  for  con- 
sideration of  H.  18891,  [to  incorporate  company  and]  to  aid  in  con- 
struction of  railroad  and  telegraph  and  telephone  line  in  Alaska, 
lp.     (H.  rp.  5086.) 

Secret  Service  Division  (Treasury  Department): 

Circular  letter  249,*  New  counterfeit  $5  silver  certificate.     1  p.  4° 
Senate: 

Note. — See  also  names  of  committees. 
Article  b}r  Augustus  0.  Bacon,  entitled  President  and  Congress.     6  p. 
(S.  doc.  531. )  6-35247 

Vindication  of  American  soldier,  answer  to  charges  that  insubordi- 
nation and  degeneracy  are  prevalent  among  soldiers  of  Army  as 
results  of  operation  of  anticanteen  law.     14  p.     (S.  doc.  527.) 

6-35246 

Signal  Office  (War  Department): 

Orders  13,  14  [1906];  July  2,  16,  1906.  Each  1  p.  12°  [Semi- 
monthly.] 

Soils  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department): 

Bulletin  33,  Calcium  sulphate  in  aqueous  solutions,  contribution  to 
study  of  alkali  deposits.     71  p.  il.     *  Paper,  10c  Agr  6-1152/3 

Soil  survey  of  Appomattox  County,  Va.     22  p.  il.  map. 
Soil  survey  of  Carlton  area,  Minn. -Wis.     25  p.  il.  map. 
Soil  survey  of  Montgomery  County,  Ala.     32  p.  il.  map. 
Soil  survey  of  Orangeburg  area,  S.  C.     25  p.  il.  map. 
Soil  survey  of  Saline  County,  Mo.     28  p.  il.  map. 

State  Department: 

Note.— The  State  Department  distributes  its  publications  gratuitously.    For 
bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 

Convention  between  United  States  and  Roumania  for  reciprocal  pro- 
tection of  trade-marks,  signed  Bucharest,  Mar.  18-31,  1906,  pro- 
claimed June  25,  1906.     3  p. 

Digest  of  international  law.  v.  6,  7,  1037  +  1109  p.  (H.  doc.  551 
[pts.  6,  7],  56th  Cong.  2d  sess. ) 

Diplomatic  and  consular  service  of  United  States;  corrected  to  July 
18,  1906.     70  p. 

Diplomatic  list,  July,  1906.     15  p.  24°     [Monthly.] 


July,  1906  309 

Statistics  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department): 

Crop  reporter,  v.  8,  no.  3;  July,  1906.     p.  17-24,  4°     [Monthly.] 

Statistics  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department) : 

Note. — The  Bureau  furnishes  its  publications  gratuitously  to  those  who 
apply  for  them. 

Analysis  of  foreign  commerce  of  United  States,  1895-1905.  144  p.  4° 
*Paper,  25c  6-35264 

Bulletin  12,  series  1905-06,  Exports  of  domestic  breadstuff's,  provi- 
sions, cotton,  and  mineral  oils,  June,  1906.     12  p.  4°     [Monthly.] 

Monthly  summary  of  commerce  and  finance  of  United  .States,  May, 
1906;  no.  11,  series  1905-06.     p.  3037-3250,  4° 
Same.     (H.  doc.  15,  pt.  11.) 

Total  values  of  imports  and  exports  of  United  States,  June,  1906. 
[2]  p.  4°     [Monthly.] 

Steam  Engineering  Bureau  (Xavy  Department): 

List  and  stations  of  naval  inspectors  of  machinery  and  of  engineering 
material.     2  p.  4° 

Steamboat  Inspection  Service  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 
Pilot  rules  for  Atlantic  and  Pacific  Coast  inland  waters.     Edition, 
May  31,  1906.     21  p.  il. 

Subsistence  Department  (War  Department): 

Roster  [of  officers],  July  1,  1906.     3  p.     [Monthly.] 
Supplies  and  Accounts  Bureau  (Navy  Department): 

Memoranda  for  information  of  officers  of  Pay  Corps,  commanding 
officers  of  ships,  and  commandants  of  stations  63;  June  9, 1906. 
p.  87-113,  12°     [Monthly.] 
Same  64;  July  2,  1906.     p.  115-123,  12°     [Monthly.] 
Suggestions  to  correspondents.     1  p. 
Territories  Committee  (Senate) : 

Report  favoring  H.  17510,  for  reconnoissance  and  preliminary  survey 
of  land  route  for  mail  and  pack  trail  from  navigable  waters  of 
Tanana  River  to  Seward  Peninsula,  Alaska.     3  p.     (S.  rp.  4264.) 

Treasurer  of  United  States  (Treasury  Department): 

Statement  of  funded  indebtedness  of  District  of  Columbia  and  late 
corporation  of  Washington,  [by]  ex-officio  commissioner  of  sink- 
ing fund  of  District,  June  30,  1906.     1  p.  oblong  8°     [Quarterly.] 

Treasury  Department: 

Note. — For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 
Appeals  pending  before  United  States  courts  in  customs  cases,  no.  13; 

July  1,  1906.     69  p.     [Quarterly.] 
California.     Letter  transmitting  estimate  of  expenses  of  repairing 
Government  buildings  injured  by  earthquake  and  fire  in  Cali- 
fornia,  and  commending  conduct  of  C.  C.  M'Millan  and  of 
employees  of  mint.     2  p.  pi.     (H.  doc.  778.) 
Same,    with  different    plates,   and  with  title,  Letter   submitting 
photographs  of  Government  buildings  damaged  in  San  Fran- 
cisco and  estimates  of  cost  of  repairs,  also  brief  reference  to 
reports  on  file  showing  heroic  conduct  of  several  officials  of 
Department.     2p.pl.     (S.  doc.  433. ) 
Coins.      Transportation  of    standard  silver  dollars  and    fractional 
silver  coin  free  of  charge.     1  p.  4°     (Dept.  circular  61,  1906.) 


310  July,  1906 

Treasury  Department — Continued. 

Copyrights.     Transfer  of  publication  of  Catalogue  of  title  entries  of 
Copyright  Office  from  Treasury  Department  to  librarian  of  Con- 
gress.    1  p.  4°     (Dept.  circular  60,  1906.) 
Customs  Service — 

Customs  accounts.     1  p.  4°     (Dept.  circular  72,  1906.) 
Payment  of  compensation  of  inspectors  while  lading  and  unlading 
vessels  at  night  [act  of  Congress].     1  p.  4°     (Dept.  circular  71, 
1906. ) 
Debt.     Statement  of  public  debt  and  cash  in  Treasury,  June,  1906. 

1  p.  f°     [Monthly.] 
Domestic  animals.     Importation  of  animals  for  breeding  purposes 

[regulations].     6  p.  4°     (Dept.  circular  70,  1906. ) 
Invoices.     Stamping  of  consular  invoices.     1  p.  4°     (Dept.  circular 

57,  1906.) 
Official  matter — 

Department  rule  9  [relative  to  giving  out  of  information  and 

copied  of  papers,  etc.].     1  p.  4°     (Dept.  circular  69,  1906.) 
Supervision,  assignment,  and  signing  of  official  matter  and  con- 
duct of  public   business   in  and  under  Department.     2  p.  4° 
( Dept..  circular  66,  1906.) 
Panama  Canal.     Inviting  proposals  for  Panama  Canal  bonds.     2  p.  4° 

(Dept,  circular  62,  1906.) 
Quarantine.     Amendment  to  special  quarantine  regulations  for  fruit 
vessels  plying  between  fruit  ports  of  Central  America  and  ports  of 
United  States  south  of  southern  boundary  of  Maryland.    1  p.  4° 
(Dept.  circular  65,  1906.) 
Seeds.     Samples  of  seeds  for  Department  of  Agriculture.     1  p.  4° 

(Dept.  circular  68,  1906.) 
Stereotype  and  electrotype  plates  and  shells,  fraudulent  entry  of. 

1  p.'pl.  4°     (Dept,  circular  64,  1906.) 
Treasury  decisions — 

Semiannual  index  to  Treasury  decisions  under  customs  and  other 

laws,  v.  11,  Jan.-June,  1906.     91  p. 
Treasury  decisions  under  tariff,  internal  revenue,  and  other  laws, 
weekly,  v.  12,  nos.  1-4;  July  5-26,  1906. 

Useless    Papers  in   Executive    Departments,   Joint  Select  Com- 
mittee on  Disposition  of  (Congress): 
Report  favoring  disposition  of  certain  useless  papers  in  Treasury, 
Commerce  and  Labor,  and  Interior  Departments.     1  p.     (S. 
rp.  4299. ) 
Same.     (H.  rp.  4927.) 

War  Department: 

Note. — For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 
Circular  37-43  [1906];  July  9-31,  1906.     12° 
Circular — 

I,  1906,  Circular  [designating  stationery  supplies  to  be  kept  in 

stock  by  Supply  Division].     3  p.  12° 
J,  1906,  Circular  [promulgating  provision  in  act  making  appropri- 
ations for  Post-Office  Department,  1907,  requiring  that  record 
be  kept  of  all  mail  entered  at  Washington  under  penaltv  privi- 
lege, July-Dec.  1906].     1  p.  12° 


July,  1906  311 

War  Department — Continued. 
Circular — Continued. 

K,  1906,  Circular  [act  amending  and  reenacting  sec.  1661,  Revised 
statutes,  making  annual   appropriation  to  provide  arms  and 
equipments  for  militia,  provisions  of  militia  law  of  Jan.  21, 
1903,  extending  use  of  said  appropriation,  etc.].     30  p.  12° 
L,  1906,  Orders  [designating  that  hours  of  labor  on  Saturdays  dur- 
ing July-Sept,  will  be  from  9  a.  m.  to  12.30  p.  in.].     1  p.  12° 
M,  1906,  Orders  [concerning  preparation  and  submission  of  esti- 
mates for  expenses  of  Department].     1  p.  12° 
General  orders  119-138  [1906] ;  July  2-30,  1906.     12° 
Special  orders  155-179  [1906];  July  2-31,  1906.     12°     [Daily  except 
Sundays  and  holidays.] 

Weather  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department): 

Note. — For  these  publications  application  should  be  made  to  the  Chief  of 
the  Weather  Bureau. 

Monthly  weather  review,  v.  34,  no.  3.     p.  109-156,  il.  pi.  maps,  4° 

Paper,  20c  single  copy,  §2.50  a  yr. 
National  weekly  weather  bulletin,  July  2-30,  1906;  nos.  16-20  [1906]. 

24X19  in.     [Weekly  Apr.-Sept.,  monthly  remainder  of  year.] 
Report  of  chief  [meteorological  tables  for  calendar  year]  1904;  [with 

administrative  report  for  fiscal  year]  1905.     [pts.  1-6],  384  p.  4° 

*  Cloth,  65c;  *  paper,  40c 

Weather  map,  July  1-31,  1906.     19X24  in.     [Daily.] 

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GOVERNMENT  PRINTING  OFFICE 

Superintendent  of  Documents 


No.  140 


AUGUST 


1906 


Catalogue 


of 


WASHINGTON 

GOVERNMENT  PRINTING   OFFICE 

1906 


Abbreviations 


Academy acad . 

Agricultural agric. 

Amendments amdts. 

American Amer. 

Appendix app. 

Association assoc. 

Board bd. 

College coll. 

Commission comn. 

Committee com. 

Congress Cong. 

Consular cons. 

Department dept. 

Document doc. 

Executive ex. 

Exposition  expos. 

Facsimile,  facsimiles Cacsim. 

Folio f° 

General gen. 

Geologic    geol. 

Government Govt. 

Historical hist. 

House  bill H. 

House  concurrent  resolution H.C.  R. 

House  document H.  doc. 

House  joint  resolution H.J.  R. 

House  report H .  rp. 

House  resolution  (simple) H.  R. 

Illustrated, illustration,  illustrations  ...il. 

Inch,  inches in. 

Institute,  institution tnst. 

Latitude lat. 

Leaf,  leaves 1  • 

Librarv L. 

Longitude long. 


Mile,  miles m. 

Miscellaneous misc. 

Nautical naut. 

Number,  numbers no.,  nos. 

Octavo 8° 

Page,  pages p. 

Part,  parts pt..  pts. 

Plate,  pla tes pi. 

Portrait ,  portra i ts | 'or. 

Public pub. 

Quarto 4° 

Bail  way ry . 

Report rp. 

Resoluti  on  res. 

Secretary secy . 

Section ,  sections sec. 

Senate  bill S. 

Senate  concurrent  resolution  .. S.  C.  R. 

Senate  document ' S.  doc. 

Senate  joint  resolution S.  J.R. 

Senate  report S.  rp. 

Senate  resolution  ( simple) S.  R. 

Session  sess. 

Si  xteenmo 16° 

Soci  ety soc. 

Superintendent supt. 

Table,  tables tab. 

Thirtvtwo-mo 32° 

Treasury Treas. 

Twelvemo 12° 

Twenty  four-mo 24° 

University univ. 

Versus vs.,  v. 

Volume,  volumes v. 

Year yr. 


Explanation 

Words  and  figures  inclosed  in  brackets  [  ]  are  given  for  information,  but 
do  not  appear  on  the  title-pages  of  the  publications  catalogued.  When  size 
is  not  given,  octavo  is  to  be  understood.  Size  of  maps  is  measured  from 
outer  edge  of  border,  excluding  margin.  When  Congress  and  session  are 
not  given  with  the  numbers  of  Senate  and  House  documents  and  reports, 
59th  Congress,  1st  session,  is  to  be  understood. 

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MONTHLY  CATALOGUE  DISTRIBUTION 

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Territorial  libraries,  to  substantially  all  Government  authors,  and  to  as 
many  school,  college,  and  public  libraries  as  the  limited  edition  will 
supply.  Subscription  price  to  individuals  $1.10  a  year.  Back  numbers 
can  not  be  supplied.  Please  notify  the  Superintendent  of  Documents 
of  any  change  in  address. 

SALES 

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Members  of  Congress,  or  to  libraries  or  schools. 

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forwarded  in  advance  of  payment. 

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ments will  be  supplied  free  on  application. 

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sailing  directions,  and  other  publications."  Other  Government  offices 
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PRICES 

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Department,  bureau,  or  division  issuing  the  document;  except  in  eases 
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age is  charged,  and  remittances  must  cover  such  postage. 

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Cards  can  not  be  furnished  by  the  Superintendent  of  Documents. 

315 


Catalogue  of  Public  Documents 


AUGUST,  1906 


Agriculture  Department: 

Note.— For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 
Bureau  of  Animal  Industry  order  137;  regulations  governing  meat 
inspection  of  Department  of  Agriculture,  not  including  regula- 
tions for  microscopic  inspection  of  pork  or  regulations  affecting 
transportation  of  meat  in  interstate  or  foreign  trade.     32  p. 
Same  138;   special  order  providing  for  importation  of  Canadian 
cattle,  sheep,  and  swine  for  exhibition  purposes  at  Michigan 
State  Agricultural  Society  Fair,  Detroit,  Mich.     1  p. 
Circular — 

19,  Standards  of  purity  for  food  products,  superseding  circulars 
13  and  17,  supplemental  proclamation.     19  p. 

20,  Adulteration  of  alfalfa  seed.     2  p. 
Farmers'  bulletin — 

254,  Cucumbers.     30  p.  il.  Agr  6-1363/2 

261,  Cattle  tick  in  its  relation  to  southern  agriculture.     22  p. 

Agr  6-1525/2 

262,  Experiment  station  work  36.     32  p.  il.  Agr  6-305/3 
265,  Game  laws  for  1906.     54  p.  il.  Agr  6-384/3 

Hearing  before  commission  appointed  by  Secretaries  of  Treasury, 
Commerce  and  Labor,  and  Agriculture  to  make  rules  and  regula- 
tions for  carrying  into  effect  provisions  of  foods  and  drugs  act 
approved  June  30,  1906  [notice.]     4  p. 

Library.  Bulletin  60,  Accessions  to  Department  library,  Apr.-June, 
1906.     64  p.     [Quarterly.]     *Paper,  10c 

Ostrich  farming  in  Arizona,     p.  399-406,  pi.  Agr  6-1084/2 

Statistical  matter  relating  to  principal  crops  and  farm  animals,  freight 
rates,  exports,  etc.,  of  United  States,  1905.     p.  656-782. 

Agr  6-1135/3,  Agr  6-1136/2 

American  Republics  Bureau: 

Note. — This  Bureau  sells  its  own  monthly  bulletins,   handbooks,   etc.,  at 
prices  usually  ranging  from  oc  to  81. 00.    Address  the  Director  of  the  Bureau. 

Monthly  bulletin,  July,  1906;  whole  no.  154,  v.  23,  no.  1.     p.  1-338. 
Paper,  25c  single  copy,  $2.00  a  yr. 
Same.     (H.  doc.  406,  pt.  7.) 

Animal  Industry  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department) : 

Note. — For  division  under  this  bureau,  see  Dairy  Division. 
Bulletin— 

39  [pt.  14],  Index-catalogue  of  medical  and  veterinary  zoology, 
pt.  14,  authors,  L-Leger.     p.  951-1044.     *  Paper,  10c 

317 


318  August,  1906 

Animal  Industry  Bureau— Continued. 
Bulletin — Continued. 

39  [pt.  15],  Index-catalogue  of  medical  and  veterinary  zoology, 
pt.  15,  authors,  Legg-van  der  Linden,      p.  1045-1116.      '"'Pa- 
per, 10c 
Circular — 

96,  Actinomycosis  or  lumpy  jaw.     10  p.  Agr  6-1443/3 

97,  How  to  get  rid  of  cattle  ticks.     4  p.  il.  Agr  6-1444  3 
How  parasites  are  transmitted,     p.  139-166,  il.  Agr  6-1067/2 

Appraisers  (Treasury  Department) : 

Reappraisements  of  merchandise  by  general  appraisers  [on  July  27- 
Aug.  23,  1906];  Aug.  6-27,  1906.     4°     (Reappraisement  circu- 
lars 1432-47. )     [Weekly.] 
Same,  index,  Jan. -June,  1906.     18  p.  4° 
Appropriations  Committee  (Senate) : 

Appropriations,  new  offices,  etc.,  59th  Congress,  1st  session.  830  p. 
large  8°  (S.  doc.  535.)  [Prepared  by  clerks  to  Committees  on 
Appropriations  of  Senate  and  House.] 

Auditor  for  Interior  Department  (Treasury  Department): 

Annual  report,  1906.     7  p. 
Bibliography  Division  (Library  of  Congress): 

List  of  books,  with  references  to  periodicals,  on  mercantile  marine 
subsidies.'   3d  edition  with  additions.     140  p.  large  8°     *Paper,  20c 

6-35015/2 

Biological  Survey  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department) : 

Circular  53,  Directory  of  officials  and  organizations  concerned  with 

protection  of  birds  and  game,  1906.     16  p. 
Game  protection  in  1905.     p.  611-617.  Agr  6-1123/3 

Meadow  mice  in  relation  to  agriculture  and  horticulture,     p.  363-376, 

il.  pi.  Agr  6-1081/2 

Bookkeeping  and  Warrants  Division  (Treasury  Department): 

Comparative  statement  of  receipts  and  expenditures  of  United  States 
[for  month  of  July,  1905  and  1906].     1  p.  oblong  8°     [Monthly.] 
Statement  of  Treasury,  Aug.  1-31,  1906.     Each  [2]  1. 4°     [Daily  except 
Sundays  and  holidays.] 

Canal  Zone,  Isthmus  of  Panama  (Isthmian  Canal  Commission,  War 
Department ) : 
Report  of  Department  of   Health  of   Isthmian  Canal  Commission, 
June,  1906.     64  p.  12°     [Monthly.]  6-13939 

Census  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 
Bulletin — 

48,  Census  of  manufactures,  1905,  Louisiana,  Mississippi,  and  Texas. 
57  p.  4°     *  Paper,  10c  4-19052 

49,  Census  of  manufactures,  1905,  California,  Oregon,  and  Wash- 
ington.    73  p.  4°    *  Paper,  10c  4-19052 

50,  Statistics  of  cities  having  population  of  over  30,000,  1904.    209 
p.  4°     *  Paper,  25c  4-19052 

51,  Census  of  manufactures,  1905,  Maine.     25  p.  4°    *Paper,  10c 

4-19052 

Special  reports,  blind  and  deaf,  1900.     264  p.  il.  4°    *  Cloth,  60c 

6-35280/7 


August,  1906  319 

Chemistry  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department): 

Bulletin  69  revised,  pt.  9,  Foods  and  food  control,  revised  to  July  1, 
1905,  9,  indexed  digest  of  food  legislation,  p.  705-778.  *  Paper, 
10c 

Circular  16  revised,  Officials  charged  with  enforcement  of  food  laws 
in  United  States  and  Canada;  revised  to  Apr.  1,  1906.     29  p. 

Formaldehyde,  its  composition  and  uses.     p.  477-482.     Agr  6-1090/2 

Report  on  insecticides,  fungicides,  and  disinfectants,  also  Deteriora- 
tion of  bleaching  powder,     p.  26-35.    Agr  6-1335/4,Agr,  6-1336/2 

Table  sirups,     p.  241-248,  pi.  Agr  6-1073/2 

Civil  Service  Commission: 

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apply  for  them. 

Information  for  applicants  for  railway  mail  clerk  examination.     10  p. 

Instructions  to  applicants  for  1st  civil  service  district,  headquarters, 

Boston,  Mass.     13  p. 
Same  for  5th  civil  service  district,  headquarters,  Atlanta,  da.     12  p. 
Same  for  6th  civil  service  district,  headquarters,  Cincinnati,  Ohio. 

12  p. 
Same  for  9th  civil  service  district,  headquarters,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

12  p. 
Same  for  12th  civil  service  district,  headquarters,  San  Francisco, 

Cal.     12  p. 

Coast  and  Geodetic  Survey  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Note. — The  charts,  coast  pilots,  and  tide  tables  of  the  Coast  and  Geodetic 
Survey  are  sold  at  the  office  of  the  Survey,  in  Washington,  and  also  by  one  or 
more  sales  agents  in  each  of  the  important  American  seaports.  The  monthly 
Notice  to  mariners  may  be  had  free  at  these  agencies,  at  all  United  States  cus- 
tom-houses, at  the  branch  hydrographic  offices  of  the  Navy  Department,  at 
United  States  consulates  in  foreign  ports,  and  at  the  office  of  the  Coast  and 
Geodetic  Survey. 

Charts- 
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50c 
Narragansett  Bay,  R.  I. ;  with  inset,  Seekonk  River,  continuation 
to  Pawtucket ;  chart  353.     Scale  1 : 40,000.     46  X  30. 1  and  6.4  X 
2.5  in.     75c 
Potomac  River  from  Pinev  Point  to  Lower  Cedar  Point;  chart 

389.     Scale  1:60,000.     23.6X29.9  in.     40c 
Rapurapu  Strait  and  Calanaga  Bav,  east  coast  of  Luzon;  chart 

4259.     Scale  1:30,000.     22.8X30.6  in.     30c 
Resurrection  Bav,   Kenai  Peninsula,  Alaska;  chart  8538.     Scale 

1:50,000.     40.5X18.7  in.     25c 
San    Francisco    Bav,    southern   part,    Cal.;    chart  5531.       Scale 
1:50,000.     36.1X32.2  in.     50c. 
General  instructions  for  coast  surveys  in  Philippine  Islands.    92  p.  il. 
Geodetic  operations  in  United  States,  1903-06,  report  to  15th  confer- 
ence of  International  Geodetic  Association.     45  p.  4° 
Notice  to  mariners  340;  July,  1906.     17  1.  +  19-23  p.  4°     [Monthly.] 
Philippine    Islands,    notice  to   mariners  6    [1906];   June  20,  1906. 

1.  18, 19. 
Philippine  Islands  sailing  directions,  sec.  2;  southwest  and  south 
coasts  of  Luzon  and  adjacent  islands,  from  Manila  to  San  Ber- 
nardino Strait.  3d  edition.  69  p.  il. 
United  States  coast  pilot,  Atlantic  Coast;  pt.  7,  Chesapeake  Bay  en- 
trance to  Key  West.  3d  edition.  223  p.  il.  maps,  large  8°  Cloth, 
50c 


320  August,  1906 

Commerce  and  Labor  Department: 

Note. — The  Department  of  Commerce  and  Labor  distributes  the  Consular  re- 
ports gratuitously.    For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 

Boat- racing — 

Rules  and  regulations  for  patrol  of  course,  German-American  yacht 

races,  1906.     2  p.  4°     (Dept.  circular  127.) 
Eules  and  regulations  for  patrol  of  Hudson  River,  National  Motor 
Boat  Carnival  course,  Sept.  10-15,  1906.     1  p.  4°     (Dept.  cir- 
cular 125. ) 
Rules  and  regulations  for  patrol  of  Middle  States  Regatta  Associa- 
tion course,  Sept.  3,  1906.     1  p.  4°     (Dept.  circular  128.) 
Decision  109;  July  31,  1906.     3  p. 
Fees  for  oaths  in  verification  of  accounts.     2  p.  4°     (Dept.  circular 

124.) 
Meat  inspection.     Certificates  of  inspection  to  accompany  exports  of 

meat  and  meat  products.     1  p.  4°     (Dept.  circular  123.) 
Natural!  zation — 

General  instructions  relating  to  enforcement  of  naturalization  laws. 
1  p.  4°     (Dept.  circular  121.) 

Rules  and  regulations  relating  to  enforcement  of  naturalization 
laws.     4  p.  4°     (Dept.  circular  126.) 
Philippine  Islands.     Shipping  in  trade  between  United  States  and 

Philippines  [act  of  Congress].     2  p.  4°     (Dept.  circular  122.) 
Sailors.     Allotments  of  seamen's  wages.     3  p.  4°     (Dept.    circular 

120.) 

Comptroller  of  Currency  (Treasury  Department): 
Bulletin  694-697;  Aug.  6-27,  1906.     4°     [Weekly.] 

Congress: 

Note.— See  also  Senate— names  of  Congressional  committees. 
Congressional  record,  59th  Congress,  1st  session,  v.  40,  no.  166;  Aug. 
22,  1906.     p.  10179-215,  il.  4° 

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Same,  proceedings  and  debates  of  59th  Congress,  1st  session,  also 
special  session  of  Senate,  v.  40  [pts.  1,  2;  Mar.  4,  1905-Feb.  3, 
1906].     p.  1-2016,  4° 

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Orville  Hitchcock    Piatt,  memorial  addresses.     134  p.  por.  large  8 

(S.  doc.  534.)  6-35282. 

Statutes  passed  at  1st  session  of  59th  Congress,  1905-06,  edited  under 

direction  of  Secretary  of  State;  pt.  1,  public  acts  and  resolutions. 

840+[clxiv]  p.  large  8° 

Construction  and  Repair  Bureau  (Navy  Department): 

Instructions  to  inspectors  inspecting  lumber  and  timber  under  cogni- 
zance of  bureau.     2  p.  12° 


August,  1906  321 

Copyright  Office  (Library  of  Congress): 

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of  Copyrights.  Subscriptions  for  the  Catalogue  of  copyright  entries  should  be 
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books,  dramatic  compositions,  maps  and  charts;  pt.  2,  to  periodi- 
cals; pt.  3,  to  musical  compositions;  pt.  4,  to  engravings,  cuts  and 
prints,  chromos  and  lithographs,  photographs,  fine  arts.]  Paper, 
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a  yr. ;  all  or  any  of  the  4  pts.,  July-Dec.  1906,  half  price. 

Dairy  Division  (Animal  Industry  Bureau,  Agriculture  Department): 

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Documents  Office  (Government  Printing  Office): 

Catalogue  of  United  States  public  documents,  no.  139;  July,  1906. 
p.  285-311.     [Monthly.]     *  Paper,  $1.10  a  yr. 

Education  Bureau  (Interior  Department): 

Note.— Such  publications  of  this  Bureau  as  are  in  print  may  be  had  gratui- 
tously by  addressing  the  Commissioner  of  Education. 

Eeport  of  commissioner,   1904.     2  v.  civ  +  2480  p.  il.     *v.  1,  cloth, 
85c,  paper,  70c;  *v.  2,  cloth,  $1.25,  paper,  75c 
Same.     v.   l,civ  +  l-1176  p.   il.     (Interior  Dept,   Reports,  1904; 
H.  doc.  5,  58th  Cong.  3d  sess.)  4-18120 

Engineer  Department  (War  Department): 

Note. — For  divisions  under  this  bureau,  see  names  of  divisions. 
Circular  33-44  [1906];  July  30-Aug.  28,  1906.     12° 
General  orders  9  [1906];  July  9,  1906.     8  p.  12° 
Reports  of  examination  and  survey  of  Beverly  Harbor,  Mass.     9  p. 

map.     (H.  doc.  916.) 
Reports  of  examination  and  survey  of  harbor  of  San  Juan,  P.  R. 

18  p.  map.     (H.  doc.  914.) 
Reports  of  examination,  with  estimate  of  cost  of  improvement,  of 

harbor  of  refuge  at  Harbor  Beach,  Mich.     16  p.  pi.  maps.     (H. 

doc.  900. ) 
Special  orders  22-26  [1906];  Aug.  1-31,  1906.     Each  1  p.  12° 
Statement  showing  rank,  duties,  and  addresses  of  officers  of  Corps  of 

Engineers.     29  p.  4°     [Quarterly.] 

Engineer  School  (Engineer  Department,  War  Department): 

Occasional  papers  21,  Remarks  upon  harbor  construction  now  in 
progress  at  Manila,  P.  I.     20  p.  maps. 

Entomology  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department): 
Bulletin— 

58,  pt.  2,  Some  insects  injurious  to  forests,  western  pine-destroving 
barkbeetle.     p.  17-30,  il.  pi.     *  Paper,  10c  Agr  6-1532/3 

59,  Proliferation  as  factor  in  natural  control  of  Mexican  cotton-boll 
weevil.     45p.pl.     *  Paper,  15c  Agr  6-1528/3 

Farm  practice  in  control  of  field-crop  insects,     p.  465-476,  il.  pi. 

Agr  6-1089/2 
Gypsy  and  browntail  mothsand  their  European  parasites,     p.  123-138, 

il.  pi.  Agr  6-1066/3 

Insect  enemies  of  forest  reproduction,     p.  249-256,  il.      Agr  6-1074/2 
Principal  injurious  insects  of  1905.     p.  628-636.  Agr  6-1129/2 

Principal  insect  enemies  of  peach,     p.  325-348,  il.  pi.       Agr  6-1079/3 
Technical  series  12,  pt.  2,  Habits  and  life  histories  of  some  flies  of 

families  tabanidae.     p!  19-38,  il.     *  Paper,  10c  Agr  6-1527/3 


322  August,  1906 

Equipment  Bureau  (Navy  Department): 

Note. — For  divisions  under  this  bureau,  see  names  of  divisions. 
Directions  for  compensating  compasses  in  starboard  angle  binnacles 

by  new  practical  method.     2  p.  12° 
Reports  of  efficiency  of  various  coals,  1896-98,  [sections  relating  to 
coal,  from  annual  reports  of  chief  of  bureau],  1902-03,  and  recent 
chemical  analyses  of  coal  at  navy-yard,  Washington,  D.  C.     121 
p.  maps,  4°    *Cloth,  75c  6-35232/3 

Ethnology  Bureau  (Smithsonian  Institution): 

Bulletin  32,  Antiquities  of  Jemez  Plateau,  N.  Mex.     55  p.  il.  pi.  maps. 
*  Paper,  25c  6-29986/5 

Experiment  Stations  Office  (Agriculture  Department): 
Agricultural  experiment  stations — 

Illustrations  of  influence  of  experiment  station  work  on  culture  of 

field  crops,     p.  407-422,  il.  Agr  6-1085/3 

List  of  station  publications  received  bv  office  during  May  and 

June,  1906.     11  p.      [Bimonthly.] 

Some  ways  in  which  Department  of  Agriculture  and  experiment 

stations  supplement  each  other,     p.  167-182.  Agr  6-1068/3 

Agriculture.     Use  of  illustrative  material  in  teaching  agriculture  in 

rural  schools,     p.  257-274,  il.  pi.  Agr  6-1075/2 

Bulletin — 

168,  State   engineer  and    his  relation   to  irrigation.      99   p.    il. 
*  Paper,  15c  Agr  6-1412/2 

169,  Report  on  agricultural  investigations  in  Alaska,  1905.    100  p. 
il.pl.     *  Paper,  20c  Agr  6-1413/2 

Experiment  station  record,  v.  17,  no.  11;  July,  1906.     p.  1029-1128. 

*Paper,  $1.00  a  vol.  (12  nos.) 
Experiment  station  work,  v.  2,  no.   15.     p.  393-420,  il.     [Same  as 

Farmers'  bulletin  259.] 
Fruit  and  its  uses  as  food.     p.  307-324,  il.  Agr  6-1078/2 

Irrigation.     Relation  of  irrigation  to  dry  farming,     p.  423-438,  il.  pi. 

Agr  6-1086/2 

Fisheries  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Note. — The  Bureau  supplies  gratuitously  those  of  its  publications  which  are 
in  print. 

Bulletin,  v.  23,  1903.     pt.  3,  p.  767-1198,  il.  pi. 

Same.'    (H.  doc.  752  [pt.  3],  58th  Cong.  2d  sess.) 
Statistical  bulletin — 

184,  Fisheries  of  Middle  Atlantic  States,   [calendar  year]  1904. 
1  p.  narrow  f° 

185,  Fisheries  of  Pacific  Coast  States,  [calendar  year]  1904.     1  p. 
narrow  f° 

Foreign  Mail  Service  (Post-Office  Department): 

Schedule  of  steamers  appointed  to  convey  mails  to  foreign  countries 
during  Sept.  1906.     1  p.  narrow  £°     [Monthly.] 

Forest  Service  (Agriculture  Department): 

Bulletin  69,  Sugar  pine  and  western  yellow  pine  in  California.     42  p. 
pi.     *  Paper,  10c  Agr  6-1526/3 

Circular — 

21,  4th  revision,  Practical  assistance  to  farmers,  lumbermen,  and 

others  in  handling  forest  lands.     4  p. 
39,  Experiments  on  strength  of  treated  timber.     31  p.  il. 


August,  1906  323 

Forest  Service— Continued. 

Field  programme,  Apr.  1906.     10  p.     [Monthly.] 
Same,  May,  1906.     11  p. 
Same,  Aug.  1906.     20  p. 
Forest  planting  leaflet — 

18,  Chestnut.     3  p. 

19,  Western  yellow  pine.     2  p. 

20,  Red  cedar.     4  p. 

21,  Honey  locust.     3  p. 

22,  Hackberry.     3  p. 

23,  Reserve  planting.     4  p. 

Pine.     Waste  in  logging  southern  vellow  pine.     p.  483-494,  pi. 

Agr  ti-1091/3 
Telephone  poles.     Prolonging  life  of  telephone  poles,     p.  455-464, 

il.  pi.  Agr  6-1088  3 

Trees.     How  to  grow  young  trees  for  forest  planting,     p.  183-192,  il. 

pi.  Agr  6-1069/3 

Geological  Survey  (Interior  Department): 

Note. — The  publications  of  the  United  States  Geological  Survey  consist  of 
annual  report*  (restricted  to  one  volume  each,  beginning  with  report  for  1902), 
bulletins.  Mineral  resources.  Professional  papers,  and  Water-supply  and  irri- 
gation paper*,  which  are  intended  for  free  distribution:  and  maps,  Mono- 
graphs, and  folios  oi  the  Geologic  atlas  and  the  Topographic  atlas  of  the 
United  States,  which  are  sold  at  prices  ranging  from  5c  to  811.00  each.  A 
wholesale  rate  has  been  established  for  topographic  and  geologic  folios,  when- 
ever the  sum  transmitted  solely  for  folios  at  the  wholesale  price  amounts  to  at 
least  Sn.10:  that  is,  a  discount  of  40  per  cent  will  be  given  whenever  34  or  more 
folios  that  sell  singly  for  26c.  or  their  equivalent  in  higher  priced  folios, 
are  ordered  at  one  time.  Address  the  Director  of  the  Geological  Survey, 
Washington. 

Asphalt.     Production  of  asphaltum  and  bituminous  rock  in  1905. 

13  p. 
Bulletin— 

277,  Mineral  resources  of  Kenai  Peninsula,  Alaska.  80  p.  il.  pi. 

maps.     (H.  doc.  825.)  GS  6-772/4 

284,  Report  on  progress  of  investigations  of  mineral  resources  of 
Alaska  in  1905.     169  p.  il.  pi.  maps.  GS  5-752/2 

285,  Contributions  to  economic  geology,    [calendar  year]    1905. 
506  p.  il.  pi.  maps.  GS  5-74S  4 

290,  Preliminarv  report  on  operations  of  fuel-testing  plant  of  sur- 
vey at  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  [May  1-Dec.  31]  1905.     240  p. 

<  tS  6-776/2 
Cement  industry  in  United  States  in  1905.     28  p.  il. 
Gypsum  and  gypsum  products  in  1905.     15  p. 
Iron.     Production  of  iron  ores  in  1905.     38  p. 
Mica.     Production  of  mica  in  1905.     7  p. 

Mineral  waters.     Production  of  mineral  waters  in  1905.     32  p. 
Nickel.     Production  of  steel-hardening  metals,  including  nickel  and 

cobalt,  chromium,  tungsten,  molybdenum,  vanadium,  titanium, 

and  uranium,  in  1905.     21  p. 
Peat  in  United  States  in  1905.     6  p. 
Professional  paper  50,  Montana  lobe  of  Keewatin  ice  sheet.     62  p.  il. 

pi.  maps,  4°     (H.  doc.  492.)  GS  6-770/2 

Slate.     Production  of  slate  in  United  States  in  1905.     12  p. 
Tin.     Production  of  tin  in  1905.     11  p. 


324  August,  1906 

Geological  Survey— Continued. 

Water-supply  and  irrigation  paper — 

155,  Fluctuations  of  water  level  in  wells,  with  special  reference  to 
Long  Island,  X.  Y.     83  p.  il.  pi.  maps.     (H.  doc.  553.) 

GS  6-767/2 

159,  Summary  of  underground-water  resources  of  Mississippi.     86 
p.  il.  pi.  maps.  GS  0-775/3 

160,  Underground-water  papers,  1906.     104  p.  il.  map.    *Paper,  10c 
Same.      (II.  doc.  744.  )  GS  6-774/3 

162,  Destructive  floods  in  United  States  in  1905,  with  discussion 

of  flood  discharge  and  frequency,  and  index  to  flood  literature. 

L05  p.  il.  pi.  maps.  GS  6-773/2 

]  73,  Report  of  progress  of  stream  measurements  for  calendar  year 

1905,  pt.  9,  Meramec,  Arkansas,  Red,  and  lower  western 

Mississippi  river  drainages.     105  p.  il.  map.     *Paper,  15c 

Same.     (H.  doc.  757.)  GS  5-1060 

Government  Actuary  (Treasury  Department): 

Market  prices  and  investment  values  of  outstanding  securities  [July, 
1906].  2  p.  4°  (Treasury  Dept.  Dept.  circular  75,  1906.) 
[Monthly.] 

Government  Hospital  for  Insane,  Committee  to  Investigate  Man- 
agement of  (House): 
Digest  of  testimony  before  committee  [May  4-June  28,  1906].    218  p. 

6-35276/2 

Hydrographic  Office  ( 1-Cijuipment  Bureau,  Navy  Department): 

Note. — The  charts,  sailing  directions,  etc.,  of  the  Hydrographic  Office  are 
sold  by  the  office  in  Washington  and  also  by  agents  at  the  principal  American 
and  foreign  seaports  and  American  lake  ports.  The  price  of  the  Catalogue  of 
charts,  plans,  sailing  directions,  and  other  publications  is  50c.  Copies  of  the 
Hydrographic,  bullet  n  and  Notice  to  mariners  are  supplied  free  on  applica- 
tion at  the  Hydrographii  Office  in  Washington  and  at  the  branch  offices  in 
Boston,  New  York,  Philadelphia,  Baltimore,  Norfolk.  Savannah,  New  Orleans, 
San  Francisco,  Portland  (Oreg.),  Port  Towusend,  Chicago,  Cleveland,  Buffalo, 
Sault  Ste.  Marie,  and  Duluth. 

Charts— 

Imari  Wan  and  approaches,  Kiusiu,  northwest  coast,  Japan,  from 

Japanese  surveys,   1882-1902,   scale  naut.   m.=1.95  in.;  with 

inset,   Hibi   Suido,   from  Japanese  survey,    1883,  scale  naut. 

m.  =3.9  in. ;  chart  2329.     39.6  X  26.3  and  8  X  7.7  in.     50c 

Pilot  chart  of  north  Atlantic  Ocean,  Sept.  1906;  chart  1400.     Scale 

1°  long.  =0.27  in.     21X32  in.     [Monthly.]     10c 
Pilot  chart  of  north  Pacific  Ocean,  Sept.  1906;  chart  1401.     Scale 
1°  long.  =0.2  in.     20.7X35.3  in.     [Monthly.]     10c 
Hydrographic  bulletin,  weekly,  883-887;  Aug.  1-29,  1906.     Each  1  p. 

variou3  sizes. 
Notice  to  mariners,  weekly,  31-34,  1906;  Aug.  4-25  [1906].     1.  462- 
533. 

Hygienic  Laboratory  (Public  Health  and  Marine-Hospital  Service, 
Treasury  Department): 
Bulletin  30,  Maternal  transmission  of  immunity  to  diphtheria  toxine; 
Maternal  transmission  of  immunity  to  diphtheria  toxine  and  hy- 
persusceptibility  to  horse  serum  in  same  animal.  19  p.  *Paper, 
10c  5-13711 

Immigration  and  Naturalization  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  De- 
partment): 
Immigration  statement  and  inward  passenger  movement,  July,  1906. 
1  p.  f°     [Monthly.] 


August,  1906  325 

Indian  Bureau  (Interior  Department): 

Eegulations  for  tribal  Indian  schools  among  Five  Civilized  Tribes  I  in 

Indian  Territory].     9  p. 

Regulations  of  July  7,  1906,  governing  leasing  and  Bale  of  lands  al- 
lotted to  or  inherited  by  full-blood  Indians  of  Five  Civilized 
Tribes.     59  p.     *  Paper,  10c  g  35288 

Infantry  and  Cavalry  School  1  War  Departmenl  1: 

Orders  31-41  [1906];  Aug.  9-31,  1906.     I:.'" 
Insular  Affairs  Bureau  (War  Department): 

[Circular  inviting  bids  for  11,000,000  of  certificates  of  indebtedness 

of  Philippine  Islands.]     2  p.  12° 

Interior  Department: 

Note.— The  decisions  of  the  Department  of  the  Interior  in  pension  cases  un- 
issued in  slips  and  in  signatures,  and  the  decisions  in  land  cases  are  Issued 
in  signatures,  both  being  published  later  in  bound  volumes  at  prices  ranging 
from  81.05  to  81.45  per  volume.  Subscribers  may  deposit  81.00  m  the  Depart 
ment  and  receive  the  contents  of  a  volume  of  the  decisions  of  either  kind 
in  separate  parts  as  they  are  issued.  For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see 
names  of  bureaus. 

Annual  reports,   1904;    report  of  commissioner  of  education.     [See 
Education  Bureau.] 

Same,  1905;  governors  of  territories,  etc.    907  p.  pi.  maps.    *Paper 

$1.25;  cloth,  $1.50. 
Same;  Indian  affairs,  pt.  1.     807  p.  il.  map.     *  Paper,  60c;  cloth, 

$1.00. 
Same;  report  of  Secretary  and  bureau  officers,  etc.     906  p.    il. 

maps.     *  Paper,  75c;  cloth,  $1.25. 
Laws  relating  to  Department,  passed  by  59th  Congress,  1st  session. 
619  p. 

Internal  Revenue  Commissioner  (Treasury  Department): 
Circular — 

649,  Collectors  to  furnish  list  of  dealers  in  leaf  tobacco  in  their 
respective  districts,  and  to  make  recommendation  on  affidavits 
covering  losses  by  fire,  theft,  or  other  casualty,  tiled  by  manu- 
facturers of  tobacco,  snuff,  or  cigars.     1  p.  4" 

671,  New  method  of  rendering  reports  on  form  22.     1  p.  4" 

672,  Tax-paid  spirits  in  hands  of  wholesale  liquor  dealers  and  rec- 
tifiers, Oct.  1,  1905.     1  p.  4° 

679,  Sale  of  United  States  internal-revenue  stamps  in  Porto  Pico. 
4  p.  4°     (Treasury  Dept.     Dept.  circular  7:5,  1906.) 

Compilation  of  internal-revenue  laws,  supplement  3.  19  p.  *  Paper. 
10c  6-35291 

Preliminary  report  on  collection  of  internal  revenue  and  condition 
of  service  [1906].     9  p. 

Regulations  28,  supplement  1,  Regulations  and  instructions  concern- 
ing withdrawal  of  grape  brandy  from  distilleries  and  special 
bonded  warehouses,  free  of  tax, 'for  fortification  of  pure  sweel 
wines.     12  p.     *  Paper,  10c 

Interstate  Commerce  Commission: 

Note.— The  Commission  furnishes  its  reports  gratuitously  to  those  who  apply 
for  them. 
[Circular  calling  attention  to  provisions  of  20th  section  of  acl  to 
regulate  commerce,  as  amended  June  29,  1906,  relative  to  annual 
reports  of  common  carriers  and  uniform  system  of  accounts.] 
2  1.  f° 


326  August,  1906 

Interstate  Commerce  Commission — Continued. 

Tariff  circular  la  [Calling  attention  to  provisions  of  6th  section  of 
act  to  regulate  commerce,  as  amended  June  29,  1906,  relative  to 
construction  of  schedules  of  rates].     2  1.  f° 

Justice  Department: 

Compilation  of  laws  relating  to  United  States  prisoners,  prisons,  peni- 
tentiaries, jails,  etc.     101  p.  6-35289 

Labor  Bureau   (Commerce  and  Labor  Department) : 

20th  annual  report  of  commissioner,  1905;  convict  labor.  794  p. 
(H.  doc.  906.)  4-18113 

Light=House  Board  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Note.— The  List  of  lights  and  fog  signals,  the  List  of  lights,  buoys,  and  day- 
marks,  and  the  Weekly  notice  to  mariners  can  be  obtained,  free  of  charge, 
on  application  to  the  office  of  the  Board  at  Washington,  the  inspectors  and 
engineers  of  the  several  lighthouse  districts,  the  United  States  custom-houses, 
the  principal  agencies  of  the  Coast  and  Geodetic  Survey,  the  Hydrographic 
Office,  and  the  branch  hydrographic  offices. 

Laws  relative  to  Light-House  Establishment  passed  at  1st  session, 
59th  Congress.     53  p.  6-35290 

Specifications  for  buoys  and  appendages.     12  p.  pi.  4° 

Specifications  for  single-screw  steel  steam  light-vessels  nos.  84-88  and 
contract  for  single-screw  steel  steam  light-vessel.     97  p.  pi.  4° 

Weekly  notice  to  mariners,  changes  in  aids  to  navigation  on  coasts 
of  United  States,  nos.  104-108;  Aug.  3-31,1906. 

Loans  and  Currency  Division  (Treasury  Department): 

Caveat  list  of  United  States  registered  bonds,  Aug.  1,  1906.     1  p.  f° 

[Monthly.] 
Circulation  statement,  Aug.  1,  1906.     1  p.  oblong  8°     [Monthly.] 

Manufactures  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Note. — The  Bureau  furnishes  its  publications  gratuitously  to  those  who 
apply  for  them. 

Daily  consular  and  trade    reports,   nos.   2629-55;    Aug.   1-31,    1906. 

[Daily  except  Sundays  and  holidays.] 
Monthly  consular  and  trade  reports,    July,  1906;  no.  310.     208  p. 

*  Paper,  15c 

Medical  Department  ( War  Department) : 

Index-catalogue  of  library  of  Surgeon-General's  Office,  United  States 
Armv,  authors  and  subjects;  2d  series,  v.  11,  Mo-Nystrom.  858  p. 
large  8°     *Cloth,  $2.00  1-2345 

Specifications  for  plumbing  and  electric  wiring  required  in  construc- 
tion of  additions  to  brick  hospital  at  Fort  Logan,  Colo.     8  p.  12° 

Specifications  of  material  and  labor  required  in  construction  of  addi- 
tions to  post  hospital  at  Fort  Logan,  Colo.     28  p.  12° 

Military  Academy  ( War  Department) : 

Official  register  of  officers  and  cadets,  June,  1906.     62  p. 

Military  Secretary's  Department  (War  Department): 

Army  list  and  directory,  officers  of  Army,  June  20,  1906;   [no.]  79. 
103  p.  large  8°     [Monthly.]     *  Paper,  10c  single  copy,  $1.00 
a  yr. 
Same,  July  20,  1906;  [no.]  80.     107  p.  large  8°    *  Paper,  10c 
Same,  Aug.  20,  1906;  [no.]  81.     104  p.  large  8°    *  Paper,  10c 


August,  1906  327 

Military  Secretary's  Department— Continued. 

List  showing  general  recruiting  stations  and  number  of  recruits  for 

line  of  Army  enlisted  at  each  station  and  its  auxiliaries  during 

quarter  ended  June  30,  1906.     2  p.  12° 
Recruiting  for  line  of  Army,  June,  1906.     13  |>.  12"     [Monthly.] 
Stations  ef  Army,  Aug.  31,  1906.     [2]  p.  oblong  large  8"    [Monthly.] 

Nautical   Almanac  Office    (Naval   Observatory,    Equipmenl    Bureau, 

Navy  Department): 

Note.— The  American  ephemeris  and  nautical  almanac,  inclotfa  the  Ameri- 
can nautical  almanac  and  the  Pacific  coaster's  nautical  almanac  in  paper  are 
sold  by  the  Bureau  oi   Equipment  for  $1.00. 30c,  and  ectivelj     The 

Astronomical  papers  prepared  for  useof  the  American  ephi  i  lutical 

almanac  are  sold  at  cost.  The  Bureau  has  no  agents  for  the  sale  oi  these  pub- 
lications, and  application  should  be  made  to  the  Bureau  of  Equipmenl  Navy 
Department,  direct. 

American  ephemeris  and  nautical  almanac  tor  1909.     1st  edition 

599  p.  il.  maps,  large  8°    *<  loth,  81.00 
American  nautical  almanac  for  1907.     2d  edition      278  p   il    '  I'toer 

30c 

Naval  Observatory  i  Equipment  Bureau,  Navy  Department   : 

Note.— For  office  under  this  observatory,  see  Nautical  Almanac  <  (fflce. 
Publications — 

2d  series,  v.  4,  pts.  1-3  [Transit  circle  observations  of  sun.  moon, 
planets,  and  miscellaneous  stars,  1900-03,  of  sun,  moon,  planets, 
and  comets,  1866-91,  of  standard  and  zodiacal  stars.  1901-02]. 
[cxlv]-|-321  -  217  128  p.  4°  (H.  doc.  842  [pt.  1].  ) 
2d  series,  v.  4,  pt.  4  [appendixes].  307  .".4  101  28  p.  il.  pi. 
map,  4'J     (H.  doc.  842  [pt.  2].) 

Navigation  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Amendments  to  navigation  laws  of  1903.     64  1.  046  :; 

Navigation  Bureau  (Navy  Department): 

[Circular  letter  relative  to  examination  of  candidates  lor  gunners.] 

[2]  p.  4° 

Circular  regarding  enlistment  of  machinists'  mates  [in  Navy].  !  \>. 
narrow  8° 

Circular  regarding  enlistment  of  yeomen  [in  Navy].  1  p.  narrow 
8° 

List  and  station  of  commissioned  and  warrant  officers  of  Navy  and 
Marine  Corps  on  active  list,  and  officers  on  retired  list  on  active 
duty,  July  1,  1906.     172  p.     *  Paper,  10c 

Movements  of  vessels,  Aug.  1-31,  1906.  Each  1  p.  4"  [Daily  ex- 
cept Sundays  and  holidays.] 

Orders  to  officers,  U.  S.  N..  Aug.  1-31,  1906.  Each  1  p.  4°  and  nar- 
row 1°     [Daily  except  Sundays  and  holidays.] 

Navy  Department: 

Xote.— For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 

General  court-martial  order  48-55  [1906];  June  2-26,  1906.     12 

Memorandum  constituting  board  to  consider  laws  affecting  commis- 
sioned personnel  of  naval  establishment.     1  p.  4° 

Navy  vard  order  645-654,  emplovment  of  labor  at  navy  yards;  Aug. 
9-27,  1906.     narrow  12° 

Special  order  18-22  [new  series];  July  2-Aug  13,  1906.     12° 


328  August,  1906 

Northern  and  Northwestern  Lakes  Survey  (Engineer  Department. 
War  Department) : 

Note. — Lake  Survey  charts  may  be  obtained  from  U.  S.  Lake  Survey  Office, 
Detroit,  Mich.,  or  from  U.  S.  Engineer  Office,  Buffalo,  N.  Y.  Payments  must 
be  made  before  charts  are  sent,  and  if  made  by  mail  must  be  by  postal  or 
express  money  order  payable  to  the  order  of  U.  S.  Lake  Survey  Office  if  or- 
dered from  Detroit,  or  to  the  order  of  D.  S.  Engineer  Office  if  ordered  from 
Buffalo.  These  charts  may  also  be  obtained,  for  cash  only,  at  U.  S.  Canal 
Office  at  Sault  Ste.  Marie,  Mich.  They  will  be  sent  by  express,  the  express 
charges  to  be  paid  by  the  purchaser  on  receipt  of  the  charts,  or  free  by  mail 
at  the  purchaser's  risk.  Purchasers  should  indicate,  when  ordering  the  charts, 
whether  they  wish  them  sent  by  express  or  mail.  The  latter  will  be  used 
when  no  choice  is  indicated. 

The  bulletins  and  supplements  of  the  Lake  Survey  may  be  obtained  free 
upon  application  at  U.  S.  Lake  Survey  Office,  Detroit,  Mich.,  and  at  the  engi- 
neer offices  in  Duluth,  Milwaukee,  Chicago,  Grand  Rapids,  Cleveland,  Buffalo, 
and  Oswego. 

Charts- 
Huron  Bay  and  Huron  Islands,  Lake  Superior.      Scale  1:30,000. 

28.4X43.8  in.     15c 
Michigan,  Lake,  chart  2,  Ulao  to  Calvin  Creek  [Wis.].     Scale 

1:80,000.     41.6X23.5  in.     15c 
Portage   Lake,    Manistee  Co.    [Mich.],    Lake   Michigan.      Scale 

1:10,000.     21.5X33.7  in.     15c 
Superior,  Lake,  West  end  of,  chart  6,  Little  Girl  Point,  Mich.,  to 

Beaver  Bay,  Minn.,  including  Apostle  Islands,  scale  1:120,000; 

with  insets,  Harbor  of  Port  Wing,  Wis.,  scale  1:8,000;  St.  Louis 

River,  Oneota  to  foot  of  rapids,  scale  1:120,000.     28X46.5, 

8.6X5.5,  and  4.4X4.5  in.     20c 

Supplement  4,    1906,    corrections  and  additions    to    bulletin  16;  to 

supplement  information  given  upon  charts  of  Great  Lakes.    13  p.  4* 

Ordnance  Department  (War  Department): 

Description  of  deflection  board,  model  of  1905.     Revised  June  30,, 

1906.     6  p.  pi. 
Fuzes  for  use  in  mountain,  field,  siege,  and  seacoast  powder-charged 

shell  and  shrapnel  and  in  detonating  fuzes.     Revised  July  2, 1906. 

30  p.  pi. 
Handbook  of  Maxim  automatic  machine  gun,   caliber  .30,  tripod, 

model  of  1904,  wheeled  mount,  model  of  1905,  pack  outfits,  and 

accessories.     51  p.  pi. 
Instructions  for  preparation  and  care  of  powder  charges.     Revised 

May  29,  1906.     13  p.  pi.  12° 
Instructions  to  bidders  and  specifications  governing  inspection  and 

test  of  gallery  practice  cartridges,  caliber  .22.     8  p.  12° 
Instructions  to  bidders  and  specifications  governing  manufacture  and 

inspection  of  ball  cartridges,  models  of  1898  and  1903.     Revised 

June  20,  1906.     19  p.  12° 
Special  specifications  governing  manufacture  of  4.7-inch  siege  car- 
riages, model  of  1906.     24  p.  12° 

Pacific  Division  (War  Department): 

Annual  report  of  general  commanding,  1906.     15  p.  12° 

Patent  Office  (Interior  Department): 

Note. — The  Patent  Office  publishes  specifications  and  drawings  of  patents, 
both  in  single  copies  aud  monthly  volumes,  the  former  at  6c  and  the  latter 
at  86.00.  The  former  are  not  enumerated  in  this  catalogue.  For  certified 
copies  of  patent*,  including  specification,  drawing,  certificate,  and  grant,  the 
price  is  80c.  A  variety  of  indexes, giving  a  complete  view  of  the  work  of  the 
office  from  1790  to  date,  are  published  at  prices  ranging  from  25c  to  810.00  per 
volume.  The  Rules  of  practice  and  pamphlet  Patent  laws  are  furnished  free. 
The  Patent  Office  issues  coupon  orders  in  packages  of  20  at  81.00  per  package, 
or  in  books  containing  100  coupons  at  85.00  per  book.  One  coupon  will 
procure  a  specification  with  drawings, and  two  coupons  a  copy  of  the  Official 
gazette.    They  are  good  until  used.    Address  Chief  Clerk,  Patent  Office. 


August,  1906  329 

Patent  Office— Continued. 

Classification  bulletin,  1906,  containing   classification  of  subjects  of 

invention  [no.  17].     37  p.  large  8° 
Official  gazette,  July  31-Aug.  21, 1906;  v.  123,  nos.  5-8.     p.  1289-2632, 

il.  large  8°     [Weekly.]     Paper,  10c  single  copy,  $5.0©  a  yr. 
Rules  of  practice,  revised  Feb.  28,  1905.     [19th  edition.]     2d  reprint 

[with  alterations].     110  p.  pi. 

Pay  Department  (War  Department): 

Monthly  station  list  of  officers,  Aug.  1,  1906.     6  p. 

Stoppage  circular,  Aug.  15,  1906.     3  p.     [Monthly.] 
Philippine  Islands  (Philippine  Commission,  War  Department) : 

5th  annual  report  of  Civil-Service  Board,  1905.     p.  667-753.     (Insu- 
lar Affairs  Bureau. ) 

Plant  Industry  Bureau   (Agriculture  Department): 

Agriculture.     Diversified  farming  in  cotton  belt.     p.  193-218,  pi. 

Agr  6-1070/7 
Bulletin  94,  Farm  practice  with  forage  crops  in  western  Oregon  and 
western  Washington.     39  p.  il.     *  Paper,  10c  Agr  6-1529/2 

Drugs.     Progress  in  drug-plant  cultivation,     p.  533-540,  pi. 

Agr  6-1094/2 
Fruit- 
Handling  of  fruit  for  transportation,     p.  349-362,  pi. 

Agr  6-1080/2 

New  fruit  Droductions  of  Department  of  Agriculture,     p.  275-290, 

il.  pi.    *  Agr  6-1076/2 

New  opportunities  in  subtropical  fruit  growing,     p.  439-454,  il.  pi. 

Agr  6-1087/2 
Promising  new  fruits,     p.  495-510,  pi.  Agr  6-1092/4 

Plant  breeding.     Effect  of  inbreeding  in  plants,     p.  377-392,  il.  pi. 

Agr  6-1082/2 

Seeds.     Business  of  seed  and  plant  introduction  and  distribution. 

p.  291-306,  pi.  Agr  6-1077/3 

Post-Office  Department : 

Note. — For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 
Addenda  to  Digest  of  decisions  [of  United  States  and  other  courts  af- 
fecting Department  and  postal  service] .     3  p. 
United  States  official  postal  guide,  2d  series,  v.  28,  no.  8;  Aug.  1906. 
52  p.  12°     [Monthly.]     Paper,  $2.00  a  yr. 

Note. — No.  1,  January,  for  each  year,  is  what  is  usually  known  as  the  Postal 
guide,  nos.  2-12  being  additions  and  corrections.  Sold  by  the  printers,  J.  B. 
Lyon  Company,  Beaver  and  Daniel  streets,  Albany. 

President  of  United  States : 

Broady,  Mrs.  Florence  E.     Executive  order    [authorizing  appoint- 
ment of  Mrs.  Broady] .     1  p.  f° 

Cceur  d'Alene  Agency.     Executive  order  [changing  headquarters  of 
agency  from  Desmet,  Idaho,  to  Tekoa,  Wash.].     1  p.  f° 

Consuls — 

Executive  order  [amending  consular  regulations].     4  p.  f° 
Executive  order  [prescribing  tariff  of  consular  fees].     4  p.  f° 

El  Reno,  Okla.     Executive  order  [transferring  lands  from  El  Reno 
land  district  to  Lawton  land  district,  Okla.].     1  p.  f° 

15717— No.  140—06- 2 


330  August,  1906 

President  of  United  States — Continued. 

Forest  reservations — 

Ciazy    Mountains    forest    reserve,    Mont.,    proclamation.       1    p. 

map,  t" 
Goose  Lake  forest  reserve,  Oreg.,  proclamation.     1  p.  map,  f° 
Kootenai  forest  reserve,  Mont.,  proclamation.     1  p.  map,  f° 
Wasatch  forest  reserve,  Utah,  proclamation.     1  p.  map,  f° 

Geographic  Board.  Executive  order  [changing  title  of  Board  on 
Geographic  Names  to  United  States  Geographic  Board,  and  adding 
tn  its  duties  advisory  powers  concerning  preparation  of  maps  in 
bureaus  and  offices  of  Government].     1  p.  f° 

Johnson,  W.  M.  Executive  order  [authorizing  appointment  of  John- 
son].    1  p.  f° 

McCoy,  Mrs.  Julia  Lynah.  Executive  order  [authorizing  appoint- 
ment of  Mrs.  McCoy].     1  p.  f° 

Mooklar,  E.  J.  Executive  order  [authorizing  reinstatement  of 
Mooklar].     1  p.  f° 

Spain,  reciprocity,  proclamation.     4  p.  f° 

Spanish  Treaty  Claims  Commission.  Executive  order  [extending 
time  for  work  of  commission  to  Jan.  1,  1907].     1  p.  f° 

Spring,  Everett.  Executive  order  [authorizing  appointment  of 
Spring].     1  p.  f° 

A^alparaiso,  Chile.  Aid  for  sufferers,  Valparaiso  earthquake,  procla- 
mation.    1  p.  f° 

Verrosso,  Tony.  Executive  order  [authorizing  appointment  of  Ver- 
rosso] .     1  p.  f° 

Washington  Navy- Yard.  Executive  order  [excusing  employees  of 
navy-yard  from  work  on  Labor  Day,  1906].     1  p.  f° 

Privileges  and  Elections  Committee  (Senate): 

Proceedings  before  committee  in  matter  of  protests  against  right  of 
Reed  Smoot,  Senator  from  Utah,  to  hold  his  seat.  4  v.  1088  4- 
1027  +  775  4-  543  p.     ( S.  doc.  486  [4  pts.  ] . )  6-35281 

Public  Health  and  Marine=Hospital  Service  (Treasury  Department): 

Note. — For  divisions  under  this  service,  see  names  of  divisions. 
Public  health  reports,  v.  21,  nos.  31-35;  Aug.  3-31, 1906.     p.  887-1037. 
[Weekly.] 

Note, — This  publication  is  for  gratuitous  distribution,  but  the  edition  is 
limited,  and  the  document  is  intended  only  for  health  officers  and  other  per- 
sons interested  in  sanitary  affairs.  To  obtain  it  application  should  be  made 
to  the  Surgeon-General  of  the  Public  Health  and  Marine-Hospital  Service, 
Treasury  Department. 

Same,  v.  21,  pt.  1  [Jan. -June,  1906,  title-page  and  index],     xix  p. 
Public  Roads  Office  ( Agriculture  Department) : 

Progress  of  road  legislation  and  road  improvement  in  different  States, 
p.  624-627.  Agr  6-1127/2 

Publications  Division  (Agriculture  Department): 

Monthly  list  of  publications  [of  Agriculture  DeDartment],  July,  1906. 
4  p. 
Same  [for  foreign  distribution]. 
Quartermaster's  Department  (War  Department): 
Circular  20  [1906] ;  July  30,  1906.     1  p.  12° 

Roster  showing  stations  and  duties  of  officers,  Aug.  1,  1906.  14  p. 
[Monthly.] 


August,  1006  33  \ 

Quartermasters'  Department— Contimieo!. 

Specifications  for  hot- water   heating  post    hospital  at   Fort    Loean 
Colo.     15  p.  li'" 

Railway  Mail  Service  (Post-Office  Department  i: 

Daily  bulletin  of  orders  affecting  postal  service,  v.  27,  nos 
Aug.  1-31, 1906.    f°    [Daily  except  Sundays  and  holidays.] 
Revenue=Cutter  Service  (Treasury  Department  |: 

Register  of  officers  and  vessels  of  service.     84  p.     "Cloth,  20c 

6  20912 
Secret  Service  Division  (Treasury  Department): 

Annual  report  of  chief,  1906.     6  p. 

Senate: 

Note. — See  also  names  of  committee--. 
Petitions  and  papers  relating  to  investigation  of  official  conduct  of 
E.  G.  Rath  bone  while  director-general  of  posts  in  Cuba.    226  p. 
(S.  doc.  510.)  5278/4 

Signal  Office  (War  Department): 

Circular  7,  8  [1906];  July  12,  Aug.  8,  1906.     12° 

Orders  15,  16  [1906];  Aug.  1,  16,  1906.     12      [Semimonthly.] 

Soils  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department): 

Dark  fire-cured  tobacco  of  Virginia  and  possibilities  for  its  improve- 
ment    p.  219-230,  il.  pi.  Agr6-1071/3 
Soil  survey  of  Greeley  area,  Colo.     47  p.  il.  map. 
Soil  survey  of  Henderson  County,  Tenn.     19  p.  il.  map. 
Soil  survey  of  York  County,  S.  C.     28  p.  il.  map. 
Staff  Corps,  General  (War  Department): 

Drill  regulations  for  coast  artillery,  provisional.     182  p.  il.  small  4 

(5292 
Memorandum  [assignment   of  officers  of  War  Department  General 
Staff].     2  p.  12 

Standards  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department  i: 

Bulletin,  v.  2,  no.  1.     p.  1-160,  il.  pi.  huge  8°    *Paper,  25c 

6-1707 

State  Department: 

Note.— The  State  Department  distributes  its  publications  gratuitously. 
Diplomatic  list,  Aug.  1906.     14  p.  24"     [Monthly.] 
Foreign  relations,  Papers  relating  to,  with  annual  message  of  Presi- 
dent, 1905.     exix  - 1055  p."    *Cloth,  *1.00 
Same.     (H.doc.  1.) 
Protection  of   trade-marks   in   China,   agreement    [between    United 
States  and  Russia]  effected  by  exchange  of  notes.  June  28,  L906. 
2  p. 

Statistics  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department): 

Bulletin  43,  Changes  in  farm  values,  1900-05.     46  p.     *  Paper,  LOc 

Agr  6-1531  2 

Crop  reporter,  v.  8,  no.  4;  Aug.  1906.     p.  25-32,  4°     [Monthly.] 

Statistics  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department) : 

Note.— The  Bureau  furnishes  its  publications  gratuitously   to  those  who 
apply  for  them. 


332  August,  1906 

Statistics  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department) — Continued. 
Advance  sheets  from  Monthly  summary  of  commerce  and  finance, 
showing  details  of  imports  and  exports  by  articles  and  countries 
for  June,  1906.     72  p.  4° 
Same,  July,  1906.     71  p.  4° 
Bulletin  1,  series  1906-07,  Exports  of  domestic  breadstuffs,  food  ani- 
mals, provisions,  cotton,   and  mineral  oils,  July,  1906.     12  p.  4° 
[Monthly.] 
Monthly  summary  of  commerce  and  finance  of  United  States,  June, 
1906;  no.  12,  series  1905-06.     p.  3251-3470,  4° 
Same.     (H.  doc.  15,  pt.  12.) 
Monthly  summary   of  internal   commerce   of  United  States,  June 
[1904-]06.     p.  215-261,  4° 

Total  values  of  imports  and  exports  of  United  States,  July,  1906. 
[2]  p.  4°     [Monthly.] 

Steamboat  Inspection  Service  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 
General  rules  and  regulations,  amended  Jan.  1906,  further  amended 
June,  1906.     Edition,  Aug.  8,  1906.     137  p.  il.     *  Paper,  15c 

6-35283 
Pilot  rules  for  Great  Lakes  and  their  connecting  and  tributary  waters 
as  far  east  as  Montreal.     Edition,  July  21,  1906.     14  p.  il. 

Subsistence  Department  (War  Department): 

Roster  [of  officers],  Aug.  1,  1906.     3  p.     [Monthly.] 
Supplies  and  Accounts  Bureau  (Navy  Department): 

Memoranda  for  information  of  officers  of  Pay  Corps,  commanding 
officers  of  ships,  and  commandants  of  stations  65;  Aug.  1,  1906. 
p.  125-128,  12°     [Monthly.] 

Treasurer  of  United  States  (Treasury  Department): 

[Circular]  77,  issue  and  redemption  of  currency.     6  p.  4°     (Treas. 

Dept.     Dept.  circular  77,  1906. ) 
Monthly  statement,  paper  currency  of  each  denomination  outstand- 
ing July  31,  1906.     1  p.  oblong  24° 

Treasury  Department: 

Note. — For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 
Adding  machines.     Forbidding  supervising  officers  from  accepting 

on  trial  adding  machines  or  other  mechanical  devices.     1  p.  4° 

(Dept.  circular  81,  1906.) 
Adulterations.     Importations  under  pure-food  law.     1  p.  4°     (Dept. 

circular  76,  1906.) 
Debt.     Statement  of  public  debt  and  cash  in  Treasury,  July,  1906. 

1  p.  f°     [Monthly.] 

Exports.     Domestic  products  exported  and  returned.     1  p.  4°    (Dept. 

circular  80,  1906.) 
Index  cards.     1  p.  4°     (Dept.  circular  79,  1906.) 
Judgments  in  favor  of  owners  of  land  taken  through  condemnatior 

proceedings.     1  p.  4°     (Dept.  circular  78,  1906.) 
Sheep.     Importation  of  sheep  for  breeding  purposes.     1  p.  4°     (Dept. 

circular  74,  1906. ) 
Treasury  decisions — 

Treasury  decisions  under  customs  and  other  laws,  v.  11;  Jan. -June, 

1906.     1009  p.     *  Sheep,  $1.50 
Treasury  decisions  under  tariff,  internal  revenue,  and  other  laws, 

weekly,  v.  12,  nos.  5-9;  Aug.  2-30,  1906. 


August,  1906  333 

War  Department: 

Note. — For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 

Circular  44,45  [1906];  Aug.  6, 14,  1906.     pi.  12° 

Circular  N,  1906,  Circular  [promulgating  opinion  of  acting  Attorney- 
General  relative  to  application  of  8-hour  law  to  contractors  fur- 
nishing quartermasters  supplies].     1  p.  12° 

Field  orders,  messages,  and  reports.     45  p.  pi.  24°    *  Paper,  10c 

6-35285 

General  orders  139-152  [1906] ;  Aug.  3-29,  1906.     il.  12° 

Hearings  upon  applications  for  permits  for  diversion  of  water  from 
Niagara  River  or  its  tributaries  for  creation  of  power,  and  for 
transmission  of  power  from  Canada  to  United  States,  before  Secre- 
tary, July  12,  1906.     54  p. 

Special  orders  180-206  [1906];  Aug.  1-31,  1906.  12°  [Daily  except 
Sundays  and  holidays.] 

Weather  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department): 

Note. — For  these  publications  application  should  be  made  to  the  Chief  of 
the  Weather  Bureau. 

Bulletin  P,  Cold  waves  and  frost  in  United  States.  22  p.  maps,  4° 
Cloth,  30c  Agr  6-1530/3 

Extension  of  river  and  flood  service  of  bureau,     p.  231-240,  map. 

Agr  6-1072/3 

Monthly  weather  review,  v.  34,  no.  4;  Apr.  1906.  p.  157-200,  pi. 
maps,  4°     Paper,  20c  single  copy,  §2.50  a  yr. 

National  weekly  weather  bulletin,  Aug  6-27,  1906;  nos.  21-24  [1906]. 
24X19  in.     [Weekly  Apr.-Sept.,  monthly  remainder  of  year.] 

Weather  map,  Aug  1-3*1,  1906.     19X24  in.     [Daily.] 

o 


GOVERNMENT  PRINTING  OFFICE 

Superintendent  of  Documents 


No.  141 


SEPTEMBER 


1906 


Catalog 

of 

United  States  Public  Documents 


WASHINGTON 

GOVERNMENT  PRINTING  OFFICE 

1906 


Abbreviations 


Academy acad. 

Agricultural agrie. 

Amendments amdts. 

American Amer. 

Appendix app. 

Association assoc. 

Board bd. 

College coll. 

Commission comn. 

Committee com. 

Congress Cong. 

Consular cons. 

Department dept. 

Document doc. 

Executive ex. 

Exposition expos. 

Facsimile,  f  acsimi)  es f  acsim . 

Folio f» 

General gen. 

Geologic geol . 

Government Govt. 

Historical hist. 

House  bill H. 

House  concurrent  resolution H.C.  R. 

House  document H.  doc. 

House  joint  resolution H.  J.  R. 

House  report H .  rp. 

House  resolution  (simple) H.R. 

Illustrated,  illustration,  illustrations  . .  .il. 

Inch,  inches in . 

Institute,  institution inst. 

Latitude lat. 

Leaf,  leaves 1. 

Library L. 

Longitude long. 


Mile,  miles m. 

Miscellaneous misc. 

Nautical naut. 

Number,  numbers no.,  nos. 

Octavo 8° 

Page,  pages p. 

Part,  parts pt.,  pts. 

Plate,  plates pi. 

Portrait,  portraits por. 

Public pub. 

Quarto 4° 

Railway ry. 

Report rp. 

Resolution  res. 

Secretary secy . 

Section,  sections sec. 

Senate  bill '. S. 

Senate  concurrent  resolution S.  C.  R. 

Senate  document S.  doc. 

Senate  joint  resolution S.  J.R. 

Senate  report S.  rp. 

Senate  resolution  (simple) S.  R. 

Session sess. 

Sixteenmo 16° 

Society soc. 

Superi  ntendent supt. 

Table,  tables tab. 

'Thirty  two-mo 32" 

Treasury Treas. 

Twelvemo 12° 

Twentyfour-mo 24° 

University univ. 

Versus . .  .*. vs. ,  v. 

Volume,  volumes v. 

Year yr. 


Explanation 


Words  and  figures  inclosed  in  brackets  [  ]  are  given  for  information,  but 
do  not  appear  on  the  title-pages  of  the  publications  cataloged.  When  size 
is  not  given,  octavo  is  to  be  understood.  Size  of  maps  is  measured  from 
outer  edge  of  border,  excluding  margin.  When  Congress  and  session  are 
not  given  with  the  numbers  of  Senate  and  House  documents  and  reports, 
59th  Congress,  1st  session,  is  to  be  understood. 

336 


MONTHLY  CATALOG  DISTRIBUTION 

The  monthly  catalog  is  sent  to  each  Senator,  Representative  Dele- 
gate, and  officer  in  Congress,  to  designated  depositories  and  State  and 
Territorial  libraries,  to  substantially  all  Government  authors,  and  to  as 
many  school,  college,  and  public  libraries  as  the  limited  edition  will 
supply.  Subscription  price  to  individuals  $1. 10  a  year.  Back  numbers 
can  not  be  supplied.  PJease  notify  the  Superintendent  of  Documents 
of  any  change  in  address. 

SALES 

The  Superintendent  of  Documents  is  authorized  to  sell  at  cost  any 
public  document  in  his  charge  the  distribution  of  which  is  not  otherwise 
provided  for.  Only  one  copy  can  be  sold  to  the  same  person,  excepting 
Members  of  Congress,  or  to  libraries  or  schools. 

Documents  can  not  be  supplied  free  to  individuals,  nor  can  they  be 
forwarded  in  advance  of  payment. 

PRICE-LISTS 

Price-lists  of  publications  for  sale  by  the  Superintendent  of  Docu- 
ments will  be  supplied  free  on  application. 

The  Hydrographic  Office  sells  for  50c  its  "  Catalog  of  charts,  plans, 
sailing  directions,  and  other  publications."  Other  Government  offices 
which  have  books,  pamphlets,  maps,  or  charts  for  sale  issue  price-lists, 
which  will  be  sent  free  upon  application  to  the  issuing  office. 

PRICES 

Documents  entered  in  this  catalog  that  are  for  sale  by  the  Superin- 
tendent of  Documents  are  indicated  by  a  (*)  preceding  the  price  named. 
The  absence  of  a  (*)  indicates  that  application  should  be  made  to  the 
Department,  bureau,  or  division  issuing  the  document;  except  in  cases 
of  publications  bearing  Senate  or  House  document  or  report  numbers, 
which  can  be  obtained  only  from  Members  of  Congress. 

HOW  TO  REMIT 

Remittances  should  be  made  to  the  Superintendent  of  Documents, 
Washington,  D.  C,  by  postal  money  order,  express  order,  or  New  York 
draft.  Currency  may  be  sent  at  owner's  risk.  Canadian  postal  notes 
will  be  accepted  only  when  the  name  of  the  issuing  office  is  plainly 
stamped  on  the  face  of  the  note.  If  postage  stamps  are  pasted  on,  the 
note  will  be  returned. 

Postage  stamps,  foreign  money,  uncertified  checks,  defaced  or 
slick  coin  will  positively  not  be  accepted. 

No  charge  is  made  for  postage  on  documents  forwarded  to  points  in 
the  United  States,  Guam,  Hawaii,  Philippine  Islands,  Porto  Rico,  or  to 
Canada,  Cuba,  or  Mexico.  To  other  countries  the  regular  rate  of  post- 
age is  charged,  and  remittances  must  cover  such  postage. 

LIBRARY  OF  CONGRESS  CARDS 

Numbers  to  be  used  in  ordering  the  L.  C.  catalog  cards  will  be  found 
at  the  end  of  the  titles  of  the  more  important  monographic  documents. 
The  figure  following  the  card  number  (separated  from  it  by  a  slanting 
line)  indicates  the  number  of  cards  required  for  entries  suggested  (title 
entry  not  included)  on  the  cards.  The  price  of  the  cards  is  2c  for  the 
first  card  and  Jc  for  each  additional  card  for  the  same  title  ordered  at  the 
same  time.  Remittances  should  be  made  to  the  Librarian  of  Congress. 
Cards  can  not  be  furnished  by  the  Superintendent  of  Documents. 

337 


Catalog  of  Public  Documents 

SEPTEMBER,  1906 


Agriculture  Department: 

Note. — For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 

[Bureau  of  Animal  Industry]  order  109  [amendment  7];  regulations 

for  inspection  and  quarantine  of  horses,  neat  cattle,  sheep,  and 

other  ruminants,  and  swine  imported  into  United  States.     1  p. 

Same  137  [amendment  1];  regulations  governing  meat  inspection 

of  Department  of  Agriculture.     3  p. 
Same  137  [amendment  2];  regulations  governing  meat  inspection 
of  Department  of  Agriculture.     6  p. 
Bureau  of  Animal  Industry  rule  1,  revision  1   [amendment  6];  to 
prevent  spread  of  splenetic  fever  in  cattle.     2  p. 
Same  2  [amendment  2] ;  to  prevent  spread  of  scabies  in  cattle.    2  p. 
Directory  for  farmers,  corrected  to  Apr.  1,  1906,  with  weather  con- 
ditions, crop  injuries,  etc.,  for  1905.     p.  563-655,  il.  maps. 

Agr  6-1697/2 

American  Republics  Bureau: 

Note. — This  Bureau  sells  its  own  monthly  bulletins,   handbooks,   etc.,  at 
prices  usually  ranging-  from  5c  to  SI. 00.    Address  the  Director  of  the  Bureau. 

Monthly  bulletin,   Aug.  1906;  whole  no.  155,  v.  23,  no.  2.     p.  339- 
582.     Paper,  25c  single  copy,  $2.09  a  yr. 
Same.     (H.  doc.  406,  pt.  8.) 
Animal  Industry  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department) : 
Bulletin— 

39    [pt.  16],   Index-catalogue    of    medical    and  veterinary  zool- 
ogy, pt.  16,  authors,  von  Linden-Lyutkevich.     p.  1117-1208. 
*  Paper,  10c 
88,  Tuberculin  test  of  hogs  and  some  methods  of  their  infection 
with  tuberculosis.     51  p.     *  Paper,  10c  Agr  6-1684/3 

Instructions  [to  inspectors  and  others]  concerning  trade  labels  under 
meat-inspection  law  and  regulations.     6  p.     *  Paper,  5c 

Appraisers  (Treasury  Department) : 

Reappraisement  of  merchandise  by  general  appraisers  [on  Aug. 
27-Sept.  20,  1906];  Sept.  4-24,  1906.  4°  (Reappraisement 
circulars  1448-60. )      [Weekly.] 

Auditor  for  War  Department  (Treasury  Department): 

Instructions  to  claimants.  1  p.  4°  (Treasury  Dept.  Dept.  circular 
84,  1906.) 

Bibliography  Division  (Library  of  Congress): 

Select  list  of  references  on  negro  question.  2d  issue  wTith  additions. 
61  p.  large  8°     *  Paper,  10c  6-35017/3 

339 


340  Septembek,  1906 

Biological  Survey  Bureau  I  Agriculture  Department) : 

Bulletin  26   Distribution  and  migration  of  North  American  ducks, 
se,  and  swans.    90  p.     *  Paper,  10c  Agr  6-1685/5 

Bookkeeping  and  Warrants  Division  (Treasury  Department): 

i   of  receipts  and  disbursements,  apparent  and 
actual,  of  United  states,  1906.     70  p.  4" 

receipts  and  expenditures  of  United  States 
[for  in  .nth  and  2  months  ending  Aug.  1905  and  1906].  1  p. 
oblong  8°     [Monthly.] 

it  v.  Sept.  1-29,  1906.    Each  [2]  1.  4°    [Daily  except 
lays  and  holidays.] 
Canal  Zone,  Isthmus  of  Panama  (Isthmian  Canal  Commission,  War 
I  department): 

,rt  of  Department  of  Health  of  Isthmian  Canal  Commission,  Julv, 
L906.     82  p.  12°     [Monthly.]  6-13939/3 

Census  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

•ial  reports,  insane  .and  feeble-minded  in  hospitals  and  institu- 
tions, 1904.     232p.  4°    *  Paper,  25c  6-35284/5 

Chemistry  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department): 

Bulletin  98,  Drug  legislation  in  United  States.     217  p.     *  Paper,  25c 

Agr  6-1686/3 

Civil  Service  Commission: 

Note.— The  Commission  furnishes  its  publications  gratuitously  to  those  who 
apply  for  them. 
Instructions  to  applicants  for  4th  civil  service  district,  headquarters, 

Washington,  D.  C.     12  p. 
Miscellaneous  information.     Revised  Aug.  1906.     6  p. 

Coast  and  Geodetic  Survey  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Note.— The  charts,  coast  pilots,  and  tide  tables  of  the  Coast  and  Geodetic 
Survey  are  ROld  at  the  office  of  the  Survey,  in  Washington,  and  also  by  one  or 
more  sales  agents  in  each  of  the  important  American  seaports.  The  monthly 
Notice  t<j  mariners  may  be  had  free  at  these  agencies,  at  all  United  States  cus- 
tom-houses, at  the  ranch  hydrographic  offices  of  the  Navy  Department,  at 
United  States  consulates  in  foreign  ports,  and  at  the  office  of  the  Coast  and 
Geodetic  Survey. 

Charts- 
Virgin    Passage  and   Vieques  Sound,    W.   I.;   chart  904.     Scale 

1:100,000.     31.9X41.9  in.     50c 
Washington,  Sea  coast  and  interior  waters  of,  from  Gravs  Harbor 
to  Semiahmoo  Bay;  chart  6400.     Scale  1 :300,000.      38.8  X  32.7 
in.     50c 

Notice  to  mariners  341;  Aug.  1906.     18  1.  4-  p.  19-23,  4°     [Monthly.] 

Philippine    Islands,    notice  to   mariners   7    [1906];    Aug.    1,    1906. 
1.  20-22. 

Colorado,  Department  of  the  (War  Department): 

Annual  report  of  general  commanding,  1906.     13  p.  12° 

Commerce  and  Labor  Department: 

NOTE.— The  Department  of  Commerce  and  Labor  distributes  the  Consular  re- 
ports gratuitously.    For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 

Amendment  to  sec.  4426,  Revised  statutes,  regulation  of  motor  ves- 
sel-.    3  p.  4°     (Dept.  circular  129.) 

Comptroller  of  Currency  (Treasury  Department): 

Abstract  of  reports  of  condition  of  national  banks,  Sept.  4,  1906;  no. 

50.     8  p.  4"     [Issued  5  times  a  year.] 
Bulletin  n!is-701;  Sept.  1-24,  1906.     4°     [Weekly.] 


September,  1906  34] 

Congress: 

Note.— See  also  Senate— names  of  Congressional  committees. 
Congressional  record,    proceedings  and   debates   of  59th   Congress, 
1st  session,  also  special  session  of  Senate,  v.  40  [pts.  3-10;  Feb. 
3-  June  30,  1906,  with  appendix].     2017-9817+211  p.  il.  4° 

In  this  permanent  bound  edition,  the  paging  differs  from  thai  of  the 
daily  numbers,  the  text  being  revised,  rearranged,  and  printed  without 
break.    The  bound  volumes  of  the  Record  are  sold  by  the  Superintendent 
of  Documents.     Prices  will  l>e  furnished  on  application  for  the  proci 
ings  and  debates  of  the  59th,  1st  session,  and  prior  Coi  3end 

remittances  for  the  bound  volumes  to  the  Superintendent  of  Documents. 
Stamps,  personal  checks,  and  foreign  money  will  nol  be  acci 

Same  [index  to  pts.  1-10,  including  History  of  hills  and  joint  reso- 
lutions].    935  +  779  p.  4" 
Statutes  passed  at  1st  session  of  59th  Congress,  19  15-06,  edited  under 

direction  of  Secretary  of  State;  pt,  2,  private  acts,  concurrent  reso- 
lutions, treaties,  and  proclamations,  [cxlvi]  +  [1103]  p.  pi. 
large  8°    Pts.  1  and  2.*  paper,  $2.25 

Copyright  Office  (Library  of  Congress): 

Note. — The  bulletins  of  th< at  free  on  application  to  the  Register 

of  Copyrights.    Subscriptions  forthe  Catalogue  of  copyright  entries  Bhould  be 

sent  to  the  Register  of  Copyrights,  instead  of  to  collector^  of  custom*  as  formerly 

Catalogue  of  copyright  entries;  new  series,  v.  1,  nos.  10-13;  Sept.  6-27, 
1906.  [Weekly.  Each  number  issued  in  4  parts:  pt.  1  relates  to 
books,  dramatic  compositions,  maps  and  charts;  pt.  2,  to  periodi- 
cals; pt.  3,  to  musical  compositions;  pt.  4,  to  engravings,  cuts  and 
prints,  chromos  and  lithographs,  photographs,  fine  arts.]  Paper, 
$5.00  a  yr.;  pts.  1  and  3,  each  §2.00  a  yr.;  pts.  2  and  4,  each  $1.00 
a  yr. ;  all  or  any  of  the  4  pts.,  July-Dec.  1906,  half  price. 

Dakota,  Department  of  (War  Department): 

Annual  report  of  general  commanding,  1906.     8  p.  12° 
District  of  Columbia: 

Columbia  Hospital  for  Women.  40th  annual  report,  1906.  51  p.  pi. 
*  Paper,  40c 

Documents  Office  (Government  Printing  Office): 

Catalogue  of  United  States  public  documents,  no.  140;  Aug.  1906. 
p.  313-333.      [Monthly.]     *  Paper,  $1.10  a  yr. 

Engineer  Department  (War  Department): 

Note. — For  divisions  under  this  bureau,  see  names  of  divisions. 
Circular  45-49  [1906];  Sept.  11-21,  1906.     Each  1  p.  12° 
Professional  papers  29  [pts.  4,  5],  Engineer  field  manual,  pt.  4,  rail- 
roads; pt.  5,  field  fortification  including  mining  and  demolitions. 
174  p.  il.  12° 
Reports  of  examination  and  survey  of  Wolf  and  Jordan  rivers,  Miss. 

8  p.  map.     (H.  doc.  917.) 
Special  orders  27-30  [1906] ;  Sept.  5-24,  1906.     Each  1  p.  12° 
Entomology  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department): 

Bulletin  60,  Proceedings  of  18th  annual  meeting  of  Association  of 
Economic  Entomologists.     206  p.  il.  pi.     *Paper,  20c 

A  or  6-1695/2 

Circular  76,  List  of  publications  of  bureau.     21  p.  Agr  6-1696/2 

Equipment  Bureau  (Xavy  Department): 

NoTE ,_For  divisions  under  this  bureau,  see  names  of  divisions. 
Catalogue  of  ship's  and  crew's  libraries  of  U.  S.  S.  Castine.     30  p.  12° 


342  September,  1906 

Equipment  Bureaa— Continued.  / 

mip's  and  crew's  libraries  of  C.  Si  8.  Milwaukee.    47  p. 

ship's  and  crew's  libraries  of  U.  S-.  S.  Prairie.     33  p.  12° 
hip's  and  crew's  libraries  of  U.  >.  B.  St.  Louis.   47  p.  12° 
Ethnology  Bureau  (Smithsonian  Institution): 
Bulletin— 

31    I  i-t  of  publications  of  bureau,  with  index  to  authors  and  titles. 

31  p.     (H.  doc.  927.)  6-35297/2 

Antiquities  of  Jemez  Plateau,   N.  Mex.     55  p.  il.  pi.  maps. 

(H.  doc.  95  6-29986,5 

Experiment  Stations  Office  (Agriculture  Department): 

Bulletin  172.  Irrigation  in  Montana.     108  p.  il.     *  Paper,  15c 

Agr  6-1687/4 

Experiment    station  record,  v.  17,  no.  12;  Aug.  1906.     p.  1129-1227. 
Paper,  (1.00  a  vol.  -  12  nos.) 

Fisheries  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Notb.— The  Bureau  supplies  gratuitously  those  of  its  publications  which  are 
in  prim. 

Hirudinea  and  oligochaeta  collected  in  Great  Lakes  region,     p.  153- 

171.  il.  pi.  larg 
Statistical  bulletin.— 

186,  Statement  of  quantities  and  values  of  certain  fishery  products 
landed  at  Boston  and  Gloucester,  Mass.,  by  American  fishing 
v<  ssels,  July.  1906.  1  p.  oblong  8° 
L87,  Statement  of  quantities  and  values  of  certain  fishery  products 
landed  at  Boston  and  Gloucester,  Mass.,  by  American  fishing 
vessels,  Aug.  1906.     1  p.  oblong  8° 

Five  Civilized  Tribes  Commissioner  (Interior  Department) : 

Note.— The  Commission  to  the  Five  Civilized  Tribes  was  discontinued  by 
Jaw  July  1,  1905,  and  the  unfinished  work  devolved  upon  the  Secretary  of  the 
Interior,  h  ho  detailed  a  Commissioner  to  have  immediate  charge  of  the  work 
in  the  field. 

Index   to  annual   reports  of  Commission  to  Five  Civilized  Tribes, 
1894-1905.      136  p.     *  Paper,  15c 

Same.      (S.  doc.  536.)  6-35308-9/3 

Foreign  Mail  Service  (Post-Office  Department): 

Schedule  of  steamers  appointed  to  convev  mails  to  foreign  countries 
during  Oct.  19(10.     1  p.  narrow  f°     [Monthly.] 

Forest  Service  (Agriculture  Department): 

Bulletin  58,  revised  edition,  Red  gum.    56  p.  il.  pi.  map.    *  Paper,  5c 
Circular — 

12  [new  edition],  Southern  pine,  mechanical  and  physical  prop- 
erties.    19  p.  il. 

36,  2d  edition,  Forest  Service,  what  it  is  and  how  it  deals  with 
forest  problems.     32p.il.  Agr  6-306/2 

40,  Utilization  of  tupelo.     16  p.  il.  Agr  6-1688/2 

41,  Forest  planting  on  coal  lands  in  western  Pennsylvania.     16  p. 

Agr  6-1689/3 
Field  programme,  Sept,  1900.     14  p.      [Monthly.] 
Progress  of  forestry  in  1905.     p.  630-644,  il.  Agr  6-1130/2 


September,  1906  343 

Geological  Survey  (Interior  Department): 

Note.— The  publications  of  the  United  States  Geological  Survey  consist  of 
annual  reports  (restricted  to  one  volume  each,  beginning  with  rep 
bulletins.  Mineral  resources,  Professional  papers,  and  Water-supply  and  irri- 
gation paper-  which  are  intended  ior  free  distribution:  and  maps.  Mono- 
graphs, and  folios  of  the  Geologic  atlas  and  the  Topographic  atlas  of  the 
United  states,  which  are  sold  at  prices  ranging  from  5c  to  811.00  each.  A 
wholesale  rate  has  been  established  for  topographic  a  when- 

ever the  sum  transmitted  solely  for  folios  at  the  wholi  amounts  to  at 

least  15.10;  that  is.  a  discount  of  40  per  cent  will  he  given  whenever  ::i  or  more 
folios  that  sell  singly  for  26c,  or  their  equivalent  in  higher  priced  folios, 
are  ordered  at  one  time  Address  the  Director  of  the  Geological  Survey, 
Washington. 

Barites.     Production  of  barytes  in  1905.     4  p. 

Bulletin  285,  Contributions  t<>  economic  geology,   [calendar  year] 

1905.     506  p.  il.  pi.  maps.     (  H.  doe.  83i  <  ,s  5-748/3 

Iron.  Investigation  of  iron  ores  and  nonmetalliferous  minerals  by 
survey  in  1905.     p.  20-24. 

Lime.     Production  of  lime  ami  sand-lime  brick  in  1905.     6  p. 

Manganese.     Production  of  manganese  ores  in  1905.     29  p. 

Metals.  Investigation  of  metalliferous  ores  by  survey  in  1905. 
p.  14-19. 

Mineral  paints.     Production  of  mineral  paints  in  1905.      12  p. 

Minerals.  Investigations  relating  to  miscellaneous  nonmetallic  re- 
sources by  survey  in  1905.     p.  476-487. 

Tin.  Investigations  relating  to  tin,  platinum,  lead,  and  zinc  by  sur- 
vey in  1905.     p.  146-170.  il. 

Topographic  sheets — 

Arizona,   Bisbee  special   map,    lat.   31°  24'  25//-31°  20'  45",   long. 

109°  53' 30"-109°  56'  30".     Scale  1:12,000,  contour  interval 

20  ft.     14.2X15.6  in. 
California.    Pleasanton    quadrangle,    lat.    :!7°   :;0'-M7°   45',    long. 

121°  45/-122°.     Scale  1  :  62,500,  contour  interval  50  Ft. 
Colorado,  Central  City  special  map,  lat.  39°  46'  23"-39°  49',  long. 

105°  29'  15'MOo0  32'  46".     Scale  1 :  12,000,  contour  interval 

50  ft.     16.6X16.6  in. 
Michigan,    Saline  quadrangle,  lat.  42G-42°  15',   long.  83°  45/-84°. 

Scale  1  :  62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft. 
Montana,  Lonesome  special  map,  lat.  48°  5'-48°  20/,  long.     110° 

lS'-llO0  30'.     Scale  1  :  62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft. 
New  Jersey-Pennsylvania,  Bordentown  quadrangle,  lat.  40°-40°15/, 

long.  74°  30/-74°  45'.     Scale  1  :  62,500,  contour  interval  10  ft. 
New  York,  Catatonk  quadrangle,  lat.  42°-42°  30',  lone.  76°-76°  30'. 

Scale  1  :  125,000,  contour  interval  40  ft. 
Ohio-Pennsvlvania,   Conneaut  quadrangle,   !at.  41°  45'-42°,  long. 

80°  SO'-SO0  45'.     Scale  1:  62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft. 
Texas,  Van  Horn  quadrangle,  lat.  31°-31°  30',  long.  104°  30'-105°. 

Scale  1: 125,000,  contour  interval  50  ft. 
Water-supply  and  irrigation  paper — 

162,  Destructive  floods  in   United  States  in  1905,  with  discussion 

of  Flood  discharge  find  frequency,  and  Index  to  flood  literature. 

105  p.  il.  pi.  maps.     (H.  doc.  740.  |  GS  6-773  2 

172,  Report  of  progress  of  stream  measurements  for  calendar  year 

1905,  pt.  8,  Missouri  River  drainage.     283  p.  il.  map. 

GS  5-1060,5 


344  Septembek,  1906 

Government  Actuary  (Treasury  Department) : 

Market  prices  and  investment  values  of  outstanding  securities  [Aug. 
1906].  2  p.  4°  (Treasury  Dept.  Dept.  circular  82,  1906.) 
[Monthly.] 

Government  Printing  Office: 

Note. — For  office  under  this  office,  see  Documents  Office. 
Simplified  spelling  [letter  of  President  and  circulars  1-6  of  Simplified 
Spelling  Board].     1st  edition.     57  p.     *  Paper,  25c  per  set. 

6-35301 
Same  [list  of  300  words,  new  and  old  forms].     1st  edition.     15 
p.  24°  6-35302 

Same  [list  of  300  words,  new  forms].     1  p. 
Hot  Springs  Reservation  (Interior  Department): 
Report  of  superintendent,  1906.     16  p. 

Hydrographic  Office  (Equipment  Bureau,  Navy  Department): 

Note.— The  charts,  sailing  directions,  etc.,  of  the  Hydrographic  Office  are 
sold  by  the  office  in  Washington  and  also  by  agents  at  the  principal  American 
and  foreign  seaports  and  American  lake  ports.  The  price  of  the  Catalog  of 
charts,  plans,  sailing  directions,  and  other  publications  is  50c.  Copies  of  the 
Hydrographic  bulletin  and  Notice  to  mariners  are  supplied  free  on  applica- 
tion at  the  Hydrograpb.il  Office  in  Washington  and  at  the  branch  offices  in 
Boston,  New  York,  Philadelphia,  Baltimore.  Norfolk,  Savannah,  New  Orleans, 
San  Francisco,  Portland  (Oreg.),  Port  Towusend,  Chicago,  Cleveland,  Buffalo, 
Sault  Ste.  Marie,  and  Duluth. 

Azimuth  tables,  giving  true  bearings  of  the  sun  at  intervals  of  10 

minutes  between  sunrise  and  sunset  for  parallels  of  latitude  be- 
tween 40°  N.  and  50°  N.,  inclusive.     [48]   p.  il.  4°     [For  use  on 

Great  Lakes.  ] 
Charts — 

Active  Pass,  B.  C,  from  British  survey  in  1904;  chart  2326. 
Scale  naut.  m.  =  5.9  in.    19.2  X  25.6  in.     20c 

Africa,  Anchorages  on  west  coast  of,  from  latest  information; 
chart  2312.     22.9  X  23.7  in.     20c 

Africa,  West  coast  of,  Liideritz  Bay  to  Prince  of  Wales  Bay  [with 
plans  of  harbors],  from  German  surveys  between  1898  and 
1903;  chart  2320.  Scale  naut.  m.=  0.75  in.  37.2X26.9  in. 
50c 

Fernando  Po,  Island  of,  Anchorages  in,  west  coast  of  Africa; 
chart  2332.     23.7  X  19  in.     20c 

Jeremie  Bay,  Haiti,  from  examination  in  1904  by  U.  S.  S.  Newark 
and  U.  S.  S.  Denver;  chart  2333.  Scale  1000  yds.  =  6.2  in. 
13.5  X  18.6  in.     10c 

Pilot  chart  of  north  Atlantic  Ocean,  Oct.  1906;  chart  1400.  Scale 
1°  long.  =  0.27  in.     21  X  32  in.     [Monthly.]     10c 

Pilot  chart  of  north  Pacific  Ocean,  Oct.  1906;  chart  1401.  Scale 
1°  long.  =  0.2  in.     20.7X35.3  in.     [Monthly.]     10c 

Port  Morelos,  Yucatan,  Mexico,  from  Mexican  survey  published 
in  1905;  chart  2321.  Scale  naut,  m.  =  4in.  16.6X13.3  in. 
10c 

Shantung,  North  coast  of,  China,  Chifu  to  Wei  Hai  Wei,  includ- 
ing Chifu  or  Yentai  Harbor,  from  British  surveys  between 
1860  and  1902,  with  additions  from  survey  by  U.  S.  Asiatic 
Fleet  in  1903,  scale  naut,  m.=  1  in.;  with  inset,  Enlarged  plan 
of  Chifu  or  Yentai  Landing,  bv  harbor  master,  1897,  scale  500 
yds.  =  2.32  in. ;  chart  2307.     26.3  X  39.8  and  6.2  X  5.6  in.     50c 

Taltal,  Port,  Chile,  from  Chilean  survev  in  1903;  chart  2334. 
Scale  naut.  m.  =  6.2  in.     14.2  X  18.7  in.     10c 


Septemb^   1906  345 

Hydrographic  Office — Continued. 

Hydrographic  bulletin,  weekly,  888-891;  Sept.  5-26,  1906.     Each  1  p. 

various  sizes. 
Notice  to  mariners,  weekly,  35-39,  1906;   Sept.  1-29  fl90fi].     I.  534- 
.       611. 

Hygienic   Laboratory  (Public  Health  and   Marine-Hospital   Service, 
Treasury  Department) : 
Bulletin— 

28,  Statistical  study  of  prevalence  of  intestinal  worms  in  man.     77 
p.     *  Paper,  10c  5-13711  4 

31,  Variations  in  peroxidase  activity  of  blood  in  health  and  dis- 
ease.    26  p.     *  Paper,  10c  5-13711/4 

Immigration  and  Naturalization  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  De- 
partment): 

Immigration  statement  and  inward  passenger  movement,  Aug.  1906. 
1  p.  P     [Monthly.] 

Naturalization  laws  and  regulations  of  Aug.  1906.  Edition  of  Aug. 
1906.     21  p. 

Insular  Affairs  Bureau  (War  Department): 

Quarterly  summary  of  commerce  of  Philippine  Islands,  Jan. -Mar. 
1906;'  no.  7,  series  1905-06.  p.  687-791,  il.  4°  [Formerly  issued 
monthly.] 

Interior  Department: 

Note. — The  decisions  of  the  Department  of  the  Interior  in  pension  cases  are 
issued  in  slips  and  in  signatures,  and  the  decisions  in  land  cases  are  issued 
iti  signatures,  both  being  published  later  in  bound  volumes  at  prices  ranging 
from  81.05  to  31.45  per  volume.  Subscribers  may  deposit  31.00  in  the  Depart- 
ment and  receive  the  contents  of  a  volume  of  the  decisions  of  either  kind 
in  separate  parts  as  they  are  issued.  For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see 
names  of  bureaus. 

Decisions  in  appealed  pension  and  bounty-land  claims,  v.  16,  [signa- 
tures] i,  ii,  32-40.     p.  i-xxiii,  497-628. 
Same,  [v.  16,  slips]  129-136;  July  11-Aug.  7,  1906. 
Decisions  of  Department  and  General  Land  Office  relating  to  public 
lands,  July,  1905-June,  1906.     v.  34,  759  p. 
Same,  v.  34,  [signatures]  i,  ii,  40-48.     p.  i-xxix,  625-759. 
Isthmian  Canal  Commission  (War  Department): 

Note. — For  divisions  under  this  commission,  see  names  of  divisions. 
Minutes  of  meetings  of  commission  and  of  executive  and  engineering 
committees,  Apr. -June,  1906.     181  \>. 

Justice  Department: 

Copy  of  Attorney  General's  opinion  [that  act  of  Aug.  1,  1892,  limit- 
ing hours  of  service  of  laborers  and  mechanics  employed  on  pub- 
lic works  of  United  States  and  District  of  Columbia  does  not  apply 
to  vessels  under  construction  for  Navy  by  contract  with  builders 
at  private  establishments].     4  p. 

Labor  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department) : 

Bulletin  64;    May,    1906.     p.   593-916.     (H.  doc.  592,  pt.  3.)     [Bi- 
monthly.]' 4-18114/5 
Same  65;  July,  1906.     p.  1-368,  pi.     *  Paper,  25c  4-181145 
Land  Office,  General  (Interior  Department): 

Suggestions  to  homesteaders  and  persons  desiring  to  make  homestead 
entries.     16  p.     *  Paper,  5c 


346  September,  1906 

Light=House  Board  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Note.— The  List  of  lights  and  fog  signals,  the  List  of  lights,  buoys,  and  day- 
marks,  and  the  Weekly  notice  to  mariners  can  be  obtained,  free  of  charge, 
on  application  to  the  office  of  the  Board  at  Washington,  the  inspectors  and 
engineers  of  the  several  lighthouse  districts,  the  United  States  custom-houses, 
the  principal  agencies  of  the  Coast  and  Geodetic  Survey,  the  Hydrographic 
Office,  and  the  branch  hydrographic  offices. 

3d  District.  List  of  light,  buoys,  and  daymarks,  from  Elisha  Ledge, 
off  Warren  Point,  R.  I.,  to  opposite  Shrewsbury  Rocks,  N.  J.,  and 
includes  Lake  Champlain  and  Lake  Memphremagog;  corrected  to 
Aug.  1,  1906.     175  p.  large  8° 

5th  District.  List  of  lights,  buoys,  and  daymarks,  from  Metomkin 
Inlet,  Va.,  to  New  River  Inlet,  N.  C;  corrected  to  Sept.  1,  1906. 

1     172  p.  large  8° 

Specifications  and  contract  for  single-screw  steel  steam  light-house 
tender  Tulip.     105  p.  pi.  4° 

Specifications  and  contract  for  twin-screw  steel  steam  light-house 

tender  Cypress.     110  p.  9  pi.  4° 
Specifications  and   contract  for  twin-screw   steel  steam  light-house 

tender  Manzanita,     116  p.  pi.  4° 
Weekly  notice  to  mariners,  changes  in  aids  to  navigation  on  coasts 

of  United  States,  nos.  109-112;  Sept,  7-28,  1906. 

Loans  and  Currency  Division  (Treasury  Department): 

Caveat  list  of  United  States  registered  bonds,  Sept.  1,  1906.     1  p.  f° 

[Monthly.] 
Circulation  statement,  Sept.  1,  1906.     1  p.  oblong  8°     [Monthly.] 

Louisiana  Purchase  Exposition  Commission  (State  Department): 
Final  report,  1906.     551  p.     (S.  doc.  202.)  6-35307/3 

Manufactures  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Note. — The  Bureau  furnishes  its  publications  gratuitously  to  those  who 
apply  for  them. 

Daily  consular  and  trade  reports,  nos.   2656-79;    Sept.   1-29,   1906. 

[Daily  except  Sundays  and  holidays.] 
Monthly  consular  and  trade  reports,    July,  1906;  no.  310.     208  p. 
(H.  doc.  519.) 

Same,  Aug.  1906;  no.  311.     172  p.     *  Paper,  20c 

Same.     (H.  doc.  520.) 

Medical  Department  (War  Department) : 

Manual,  1906.     255  p.     *  Cloth,  50c  6-35293/2 

Same,  extract,  showing  regulations  for  government  of  Army  Nurse 
Corps.     12  p.  12° 

Specifications  for  plumbing,  electric  wiring,  and  gas  piping  in  addi- 
tion to  hospital  at  Fort  Leavenworth,  Kans.     10  p.  12° 

Specifications  of  material  and  labor  required  in  construction  of  set 
of  Hospital  Corps  sergeants'  quarters  at  Fort  Sam  Houston,  Tex. 
24  p.  12° 

Specifications  of  material  and  labor  required  in  construction  of  set  of 
Hospital  Corps  sergeants'  quarters  at  Vancouver  Barracks,  Wash. 
24  p.  12° 

Medicine  and  Surgery  Bureau  (Navy  Department): 

Report  on  Russian  medical  and  sanitary  features  of  Russo-Japanese 
War.     84  p.  pi.     *  Paper,  25c  6-35295/3 


September,  1906  347 

Military   Information    Division  (Staff  Corps,  General,   War  Depart- 
ment) : 
Publication  9  [new  series],   Actual   experiences   in  war.     52   p.  il. 
*Paper,  10c  6-35300 

Military  Secretary's  Department  (War  Department): 

Army  list  and  directory,  officers  of  Army,  Sept.  20,  1906;   [no.]  82. 

104  p.  large  8°     [Monthly.]     *  Paper,  10c  single  copy,  $1.00  a  yr. 
List  of  cadet  vacancies  at  Military  Academy  for  which  nominations 

may  be  made  by  Senators  and  Representatives  not  later  than 

Apr.  1,  1907.     2  p.  12° 
Recruiting  for  line  of  Army,  July,  1906.     15  p.  12°     [Monthly.] 
Mint  Bureau    (Treasury  Department): 

Values  of  foreign  coins.     1  p.  4°    (Treasury  Dept.    Dept.  circular  89, 

1906.)     [Quarterly.] 

National  Museum  (Smithsonian  Institution): 

Note. — The  publications  of  the  National  Museum  comprize  bulletins,  an- 
nual reports,  and  an  annual  volume  of  Proceedings.  The  annual  report  is 
included  in  the  Congressional  set.  The  editions  of  the  bulletins  and  Proceed- 
ings are  too  limited  to  admit  of  general  distribution,  and  the  volumes  of  the 
latter  are  sent  only  to  libraries. 

Amphipoda.     New  Costa  Rican  amphipod.     p.  501-504,  il.  pi. 

Butterflies.     On  diurnal   lepidoptera  of  Athabaska  and   Mackenzie 

region,  British  America,     p.  425^457. 
Fish  and  fisheries — 

Fishes  collected  in  Philippine  Islands  by  Edgar  A.  Mearns.     p. 
505-512,  il. 

List  of  fishes  collected  in  Japan  in  1903,  with  descriptions  of  new 

genera  and  species,     p.  459-499,  il. 

Flounders.     Review  of  flounders  and  soles  of  Japan,     p.  161-246,  il. 

Killifishes.    Review  of  pceciliidjie  or  killifishes  of  Japan,    p.  287-290,  il. 

Mammals  collected   by  W.  L.  Abbott  in   Rhio-Linga  Archipelago. 

p.  247-286,  map. 

Mollusks.     Urocoptid  mollusks  from  mainland  of  America  in  collec- 
tion of  museum,     p.  109-160,  il.  pi. 

Nautical   Almanac   Office    (Naval  Observatory,   Equipment   Bureau, 
Navy  Department): 

Note. — The  American  ephemeris  and  nautical  almanac,  in  cloth,  the  Ameri- 
can nautical  almanac  and  the  Pacific  coaster's  nautical  almanac,  in  paper,  are 
sold  for  SI. 00,  30c,  and  15c,  respectively.  The  Astronomical  papers  prepared 
for  use  of  the  American  ephemeris  and  nautical  almanac  are  sold  at  cost.  The 
sale  of  these  publications,  heretofore  carried  on  by  the  Bureau  of  Equipment, 
will  be  turned  over  to  the  Superintendent  of  Documents,  Oct.  1,  1906. 

Navigation  Bureau  (Navy  Department): 

Instructions  for  recruiting  officers  of  Navy.     10  p. 

List  of  addresses  of  navy  recruiting  stations.     1  p.  4° 

Movements  of  vessels,  Sept.  1-29,  1906.     Each  1  p.  4°  and  narrow  f° 

[Daily  except  Sundays  and  holidays.] 
Orders  to  officers,  U.  S.  N.,  Sept.  1-29, 1906.     Each  1  p.  4°  and  narrow 
f°     [Daily  except  Sundays  and  holidays.] 

Navy  Department: 

Note. — For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 
Accessions  to  library,  Jan. -June,  1906;  18.     38  1.     [Semiannual.] 
Acts  and  resolutions  relating  chiefly  to  Navy,  Navy  Department,  and 
Marine  Corps,  passed  at  1st  session,  59th  Congress,  1905-06.     144  p. 


348  September,  1906 

Navy  Department— Continued. 

Circular  letter  of  instructions  [to  chiefs  of  bureaus,  etc.]  relative  to 
open  purchases.     1  p. 

General  court-martial  order  56-61  [1906] ;  June  28-July  27, 1906.     12° 

Memorandum  [amendments  recommended  for  Regulations  for  gov- 
ernment of  Navy,  1905].     4  1.  12° 

Navy  yard  order  655-659,  employment  of  labor  at  navv  yards;  Aug. 
30-Sept.  20,  1906.     Each  1  p.  narrow  12° 

Special  order  23-25  [new  series] ;  Aug.  21-Sept.  20,  1906.     12° 

Northern  and  Northwestern  Lakes  Survey  (Engineer  Department. 
War  Department): 

Note. — Lake  Survey  charts  may  be  obtained  from  U.  S.  Lake  Survey  Office, 
Detroit,  Mich.,  or  from  U.  S.  Engineer  Office,  Buffalo,  N.  Y.  Payments  must 
be  made  before  charts  are  sent,  and  if  made  by  mail  must  be  by  postal  or 
express  money  order  payable  to  the  order  of  U.  S.  Lake  Survey  Office  if  or- 
dered from  Detroit,  or  to  the  order  of  U.  S.  Engineer  Office  if  ordered  from 
Buffalo.  These  charts  may  also  be  obtained,  for  cash  only,  at  V.  S.  Canal 
Office  at  Sault  Ste.  Marie,  Mich.  They  will  be  sent  by  express,  the  express 
charges  to  be  paid  by  the  purchaser  on  receipt  of  the  charts,  or  free  by  mail 
at  the  purchaser's  risk.  Purchasers  should  indicate,  when  ordering  the  charts, 
whether  they  wish  them  sent  by  express  or  mail.  The  latter  will  be  used 
when  no  choice  is  indicated. 

The  bulletins  and  supplements  of  the  Lake  Survey  may  be  obtained  free 
upon  application  at  TJ.  S.  Lake  Survey  Office,  Detroit,  Mich.,  and  at  the  engi- 
neer offices  in  Duluth,  Milwaukee,  Chicago,  Grand  Rapids,  Cleveland,  Buffalo, 
and  Oswego. 

Supplement  5,  1906,  corrections  and  additions  to  bulletin  16;  to  sup- 
plement information  given  upon  charts  of  Great  Lakes.  11  p. 
map,  4° 

Ordnance  Department  (War  Department): 

Description  of  wind  component  indicator.     4  p.  pi. 

Instructions  to  bidders  and  specifications  governing  manufacture  and 
inspection  of  shovels,  pick  mattocks,  and  axes,  for  intrenching 
tools.     Revised  Oct.  14,  1905.     12  p.  12° 

Instructions  to  bidders  and  specifications  governing  manufacture  of 
2.24-inch  R.  F.  seacoast  guns,  6-pounders,  and  3-inch  R.  F.  sea- 
coast  guns,  15-pounders.     Revised  Aug.  1,  1906.     31  p.  12° 

Ordnance  orders  18-22  [1906];  Aug.  31-Sept.  20,  1906.     12° 

Patent  Office  (Interior  Department): 

Note. — The  Patent  Office  publishes  specifications  and  drawings  of  patents, 
both  in  single  copies  and  monthly  volumes,  the  former  at  5c  and  the  latter 
at  85.00.  The  former  are  not  enumerated  in  this  catalog.  For  certified 
copies  of  patent*,  including  specification,  drawing,  certificate,  and  grant,  the 
price  is  80c.  A  variety  of  indexes,  giving  a  complete  view  of  the  work  of  the 
office  from  1790  to  date,  are  published  at  prices  ranging  from  25c  to  110.00  per 
volume.  The  Rules  of  practice  and  pamphlet  Patent  laws  are  furnished  free. 
The  Patent  Office  issues  coupon  orders  in  packages  of  20  at  SI. 00  per  package, 
or  in  books  containing  100  coupon*-  at  85.00  per  book.  One  coupon  will 
procure  a  specification  with  drawings,  and  two  coupons  a  copy  of  the  Official 
gazette.    They  are  good  until  used.    Address  Thief  Clerk,  Patent  Office. 

Alphabetical  list  of  patentees  and  inventions  for  Sept.  and  Oct.  1905. 

224  p.  large  8°     [Bimonthly.     Index  to  v.  118  of  Official  gazette.] 

Official  gazette,  Aug.  28-Sept.  25,  1906j  v.  123,  no.  9,  v   124,  nos.  1-4. 

p.  2633-2978, 1-1210,  il.  large  8°     [Weekly.]     Paper,  10c  single 

copy,  $5.00  a  yr. 

Same,  [title-page,  errata,  index  to  decisions,  etc.,  to]  v.  117.     xxi 

p.  large  8° 

United  States  statutes  concerning  registration  of  trade-marks,  with 

rules  of  office  relating  thereto.     Revised  Aug.  1,  1906.     61  p.  pi. 


September,  1906  349 

Patents  Committee  (House): 

Arguments  before  Committees  on  Patents  of  Senate  and  House  of 
Representatives,  conjointly,  on  S.  6330  and  H.  19853,  to  amend 
and  consolidate  acts  respecting  copyright,  June  6-9,  1906.     217  p. 

Pay  Department  (War  Department): 

Monthly  station  list  of  officer-,  Sept.  1,  11)06.     5  p. 
Official  table  of  distances  for  guidance  of  disbursing  officers  of  Army 
charged  with  payment  of  money  allowances  for  travel.     680  p.  4° 
*Paper,  $1.00  6-35299/2 

Stoppage  circular,  Sept.  15,  1906.     3  p.     [Monthly.] 
Plant  Industry  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department): 

Bulletin  92,  Date  varieties  and  date  culture  in  Tunis.  112  p.  il.  pi. 
*  Paper.  25c  A gr  6-1690/3 

Plant  diseases  in  1905.     p.  602-611.  Agr  6-1122/2 

Post=Office  Department : 

Note. — For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 
Advertisement  inviting  proposals  for  carrying  mails  in  Illinois,  July, 
1907-June,  1911.     45  p. 

Same,  Indiana,  July.  1907-June,  1911.     51  p. 

Same,  Iowa,  July,  1907-June,  1911.     39  p. 

Same,  Michigan,  July,  1907-June,  1911.     69  p. 

Same,  Minnesota,  July,  1907-June,  1911.     63  p. 

Same,  Missouri,  July,  1907-June,  1911.     131  p. 

Same,  Ohio,  July,  1907-June,  1911.     77  p. 

Same,  Wisconsin,  July,  1907-June,  1911.     71  p. 
Advertisement  inviting  proposals  for  carrying  mails  in  screen  wagons 

at  cities  and  towns  named  in  Ohio,  Indiana,  Illinois,  Michigan, 

Wisconsin,  Minnesota,  Iowa,  and  Missouri,  Julv,  1907-June,  1911. 

166  p. 

Parcels-post  convention  between  United  States  and  Denmark  [signed 
Copenhagen,  June  30,  Washington,  Aug.  15,  1906,  approved  Aug. 
15,  1906].     12  p. 

United  States  official  postal  guide,  2d  series,  v.  28,  no.  9;  Sept.  1906. 
67  p.  12°     [Monthly.]     Paper,  §2.00  a  yr. 

Note. — No.  1.  January,  for  each  year,  is  what  is  usually  known  as  the  Postal 
guide,  nos.  2-12  being  additions  and  corrections.  Sold  by  the  printers,  J.  B. 
Lyon  Company,  Beaver  and  Daniel  streets,  Albany. 

President  of  United  States : 

Bulgaria.     Reciprocity  with  Bulgaria,  proclamation.     1  p.  f° 

Eight-hour  day.  P^xecutive  order  [8  hours  per  diem  service  on  public 
works].     1  p.  f° 

Forest  reservations — 

Fremont  forest  reserve,  Oreg.,  proclamation.      1  p.  map,  f° 
Grand  Canyon  forest  reserve,  Ariz.,  3d  proclamation.     1  p.  map,  f° 
Hell  Gate  forest  reserve,  Mont.,  3d  proclamation.     1  p.  map,  f" 
Lolo  forest  reserve,  Mont.,  proclamation.     1  p.  map,  f" 
Long  Pine  forest  reserve,  Mont. ,  proclamation.     1  p.  map,  f° 
Shasta  forest  reserve,  Cal.,  2d  proclamation.     1  p.  map,  f° 
Stanislaus  forest  reserve,  Cal.,  2d  proclamation.     1  p.  map,  f° 
Tahoe  forest  reserve,  Cal.  and  Nev.    [to  include  and  supersede 
Yuba  forest  reserve],  3d  proclamation.     1  p.  map,  f° 


350  September,  1906 

President  of  United  States — Continued. 

Hammond,  Julius  H.  Executive  order  [authorizing  transfer  of 
Hammond].     1  p.  f° 

Isthmian  Canal  Commission.  Executive  order  [authorizing  holding 
of  quarterlv  session  of  commission  on  Nov.  15,  instead  of  on  Oct. 
1,  1906].     1  p.  f° 

Kiowa  and  Comanche  Reservation,  Okla.  Opening  of  pasture  and 
wood  reserves  [in  former  reservation],  proclamation.     1  p.  f° 

Marine  Corps.  Executive  order  [that  enlisted  men  of  corps  regularly 
detailed  as  messmen  shall  receive  same  compensation  in  addition 
to  their  monthly  pay  as  is  allowed  to  enlisted  men  of  Navy  under 
like  circumstances].     1  p.  f° 

Masters,  Alice  A.  Executive  order  [authorizing  appointment  of 
Alice  A.  Masters].     1  p.  f° 

Robinson,  Fort,  Nebr.  Executive  order  [designating  portion  of  mili- 
tary reservation  of  fort  to  be  placed  for  disposition  under  control 
of  Secretary  of  Interior] .     1  p.  f° 

Tyssowski,  Joseph.  Executive  order  [authorizing  reinstatement  of 
Tyssowski].     1  p.  f° 

Uintah  [Uinta  Valley]  Reservation,  claim  of  David  Eskelson,  Utah, 
proclamation.     1  p.  f° 

Walker  River  Reservation,  Nev.  Opening  of  ceded  lands  in  reserva- 
tion, proclamation.     1  p.  f° 

Public  Health  and  Marine= Hospital  Service  (Treasury  Department): 

Note. — For  divisions  under  this  service,  see  names  of  divisions. 

Official  list  of  commissioned  and  noncommissioned  officers  of  service, 
also  list  of  marine  hospitals,  quarantine  stations,  and  quarantine 
vessels.     32  p.     [Semiannual.  ]     *  Paper,  5c 

Public  health  reports,  v.  21,  nos.  36-39;  Sept.  7-28, 1906.  p.  1039-1148. 
[Weekly.] 

Note. — This  publication  is  for  gratuitous  distribution,  but  the  edition  is 
limited,,  and  the  document  is  intended  only  for  health  officers  and  other  per- 
sons interested  in  sanitary  affairs.  To  obtain  it  application  should  be  made 
to  the  Surgeon-General  of  the  Public  Health  and  Marine-Hospital  Service, 
Treasury  Department. 

Public  Roads  Office  (Agriculture  Department): 

Bulletin  27,  Construction  of  sand-clay  and  burnt-clay  roads.  19  p. 
il.pl.     *  Paper,  10c  Agr  6-1691/2 

Circular  52,  Public  roads  of  New  Mexico,  mileage  and  expenditures 
in  1904.     2  p. 

Publications  Division  (Agriculture  Department): 

Farmers'  bulletins  226-250,  [title-page]  contents,  and  index,     viii  -f- 

15  p. 
[Message  from    President  to  be  read  at  14th  Irrigation   Congress, 

Boise,  Idaho,  Sept.  3-8,  1906.]     [2]  1.  narrow  f° 
Monthly  list  of  publications  [of  Department  of  Agriculture],  Aug. 
1906.     4  p. 
Same  [for  foreign  distribution]. 
Quartermaster's  Department  (War  Department): 
Circular  21  [1906];  Aug.  20,  1906.     1  p.  12° 
Roster  showing  stations  and  duties  of  officers,  Sept.  1,  1906.     15  p. 

[Monthly.] 
Specifications  for  additions  and  alterations  to  hot-water  heating  sys- 
tem in  post  hospital,  Fort  Leavenworth,  Kans.     11  p.  12° 


September,  1906  351 

Railway  Mail  Service  (Post-Office  Department): 

Dailv  bulletin  of  orders  affecting  postal  service,  v.  27,  nos.  8081-8104; 
Sept.  1-29,  1906.     f°     [Daily  except  Sundays  and  holidays.] 

Senate: 

Petitions  and  papers  relating'  to  investigation  of  official  conduct  of 
E.  G.  Rath  bone  while  director-general  of  posts  in  Cuba.     226  p. 

6-35278/4 
Signal  Office  (War  Department): 

Circular  9,  ,10  [1906];  Sept.  10,  26,  1906.     12° 
Orders  17  [1906] ;  Sept.  17,  1906.     1  p.  12° 

Smithsonian  Institution : 

Note. — In  its  latest  price-list  the  Smithsonian  Institution  publishes  this  note: 
"The  publications  of  the  Smithsonian  Institution  are,  1,  Contributions  to 
knowledge;  2,  Miscellaneous  collections;  3,  annual  reports:  4,  special  papers. 
No  sets  of  these  are  for  sale  or  distribution,  as  most  of  the  volumes  are  out  of 
prim.  The  volumes  of  Contributions  and  Collections  are  distributed  only  to 
designated  public  libraries  and  learned  institutions  in  this  country  and  abroad. 
A  small  edition  of  the  papers  in  these  two  series  is  primed  separately  for  sale 
or  exchange.  The  Smithsonian  reports  are  distributed  by  the  Institution  to 
libraries  throughout  the  world;  may  be  had  by  purchase  at  cost  from  the 
Superintendent  of  Documents,  and  may  also  generally  be  obtained  free  of 
charge  from  the  applicant's  Member  of  Congress."  The  annual  reports  are 
the  only  Smithsonian  publications  that  are  regularly  issued  as  public  docu- 
ments. All  the  others  are  paid  for  from'the  private  funds  of  the  Institution. 
The  annual  reports  are  included  in  the  Congressional  set.  For  bureaus  under 
this  Institution,  see  names  of  bureaus. 

Box  105,  List  of  official  publications  of  Government,  Mar.  24-Sept. 
19,  1906,  distributed  for  Library  of  Congress  through  Institution. 
8  p. 

Soils  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department): 

Authorizations.     10  p.     [Formerly  Assignments  of  field  parties.] 
Bear  River,  Utah.     Soil  survey  of  Bear  River  area.     33  p.  il.  maps. 
Brown  County,  Ivans.     Soil  survey  of  county.     20  p.  il.  map. 
Bulletin  35,  Alkali  soils  of  United  States.     196  p.  il.     *  Paper,  25c 

Agr  6-1625/2 
Leon  County,  Fla.     Soil  survey  of  county.     30  p.  il.  map. 
Louisa  County,  Va.     Soil  survey  of  county.     26  p.  il.  map. 
Newton  County,  Ind.     Soil  survey  of  county.     37  p.  il.  map. 
Perquimans  County,  N.  C.     Soil  survey  of  Perquimans  and  Pasquo- 
tank counties,  N.  C.     22  p.  il.  map. 
Sacramento,  Cal.     Soil  survey  of  Sacramento  area.     43  p.  il.  map. 
Soil  survey  field  book,  field  season  1906.     319  p.  il.  12°    *  Paper,  35c 

Agr  6-1694/4 
Standards  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Bulletin,  v.  2,  no.  2.     p.  161-318,  il.  pi.  large  8°    *  Paper,  25c 

6-1707/4 
State  Department: 

Note. — The  State  Department  distributes  its  publications  gratuitously.  For 
bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 

Convention  between  United  States  and  Great  Britain  providing  for 
surveying  and  marking  out  upon  ground  of  141st  degree  of  west 
longitude  where  said  meridian  forms  boundary  line  between 
Alaska  and  British  possessions  in  North  America,  signed  Wash-" 
ington,  Apr.  21,  1906,  proclaimed  Aug.  21,  1906.     3  p. 

Digest  of  international  law.     v.  1,  939  p.  6-35196/6 

Diplomatic  list,  Sept.  1906.     14  p.  24°     [Monthly.] 

Rights  and  duties  of  consuls.     154  p.     *  Cloth,  50c 

15901— No.  141—06 2 


352  Septembeb,  1906 

Statistics  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department): 
Bulletin — 

44,  Local   conditions  as  affecting   farm   values,    1900-05.     88  p. 
*  Paper,  10c  Agr  6-1692/2 

45,  Imports  of  farm  and  forest  products,  1903-05,  by  countries 
from  which  consigned.     62  p.     *  Paper,  10c  Agr   6-1281/4 

46,  Exports  of  farm  and  forest  products,  1903-05,  by  countries  to 
which  consigned.     72  p.     *  Paper,  10c  Agr  6-1283/4 

47,  Trade   with  noncontiguous   possessions  in  fajin  and  forest 
products,  1903-05.     45  p.     *  Paper,  10c  Agr  6-1285/4 

Crop  reporter,  v.  8,  no.  5;  Sept,  1906.     p.  33-40,  4"     [Monthly.] 

Statistics  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department) : 

Note. — The  Bureau  furnishes  its  publications   gratuitously  to  those  who 
apply  for  them. 

Bulletin  2,  series  1906-07,  Exports  of  domestic  breadstuffs,  food  ani- 
mals, provisions,  cotton,  and  mineral  oils,  Aug.  1906.  12  p.  4° 
[Monthly.] 

Monthly  summary  of  commerce  and  finance  of  United  States,  July, 
1906;  no.  1,  series  1906-07.     p.  1-218,  4° 

Monthly  summary  of  internal  commerce  of  United  States,  July, 
[1904-]06.     p.  263-314,  46 

Total  values  of  imports  and  exports  of  United  States,  Aug.  1906. 
[2]  p.  4°     [Monthly.] 

Steamboat  Inspection  Service  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 
Laws  governing  service,  Revised  statutes  as  modified  by  acts  of  Con- 
gress.    Edition,  July  17,  1906.     56  p. 

Subsistence  Department  (War  Department) : 

Roster  [of  officers],  Sept.  1,  1906.     3  p.     [Monthly.] 
Supplies  and  Accounts  Bureau  (Navy  Department): 

Memoranda  for  information  of  officers  of  Pay  Corps,  commanding 
officers  of  ships,  and  commandants  of  stations  66;  Sept.  1,  1906. 
p.  129-155,  12°     [Monthly.] 

Treasurer  of  United  States  (Treasury  Department): 

Monthly  statement,  paper  currency  of  each  denomination  outstand- 
ing Aug.  31,  1906.     1  p.  oblong  24° 

Treasury  Department: 

Note. — For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 
Amendment  to  special  quarantine  regulations  for  fruit  vessels  plying 

between  fruit  ports  of  Central  America  and  ports  of  United  States 

south  of  southern  boundary  of  Maryland.     1  p.  4°     (Dept.  cir- 
cular 86,  1906. ) 
Eight  hours  per  diem  service  on  public  works  [Executive  order]. 

1  p.  4°     (Dept.  circular  88,  1906. ) 
Parcels-post  convention  with  Denmark.     1  p.  4°     (Dept.  circular  87, 

1906. ) 
Reciprocity  between  United  States  and  Spain  under  provisions  of 

sec.  3,  act  of  July  24,  1897  [proclamation  of  President].     2  p.  4° 

(Dept.  circular  83,  1906.) 
Statement  of  public  debt  and  cash  in  Treasury,  Aug.  1906.     1  p.  f° 

[Monthly.] 
Treasury  decisions  under  tariff,  internal  revenue,  and  other  laws, 

weekly,  v.  12,  nos.  10-13;  Sept,  6-27,  1906. 
Withdrawal  of  merchandise  from  bonded  warehouses.    1  p.  4°    (Dept. 

circular  85,  1906. ) 


Septembek,  1906  353 

War  Department: 

Note. — For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 
Circular  46-49  [1906];  Aug.  31-Sept.  26,  1906.     12° 
General  orders  153-164  [1906] ;  Sept.  11-27,  1906.     il.  12° 
Special  orders  207-231  [1906] ;  Sept.  1-30,  1906.     12°     [Daily  except 
Sundays  and  holidays.] 

Weather  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department): 

Note. — For  these  publications  application  should  be  made  to  the  Chief  of 
the  Weather  Bureau. 

Monthly  weather  review,  v.  34,  no.  5;  May,  1906.     p.  201-253,  il.  pi. 

maps,  4°    Paper,  20c  single  copy,  $2.50  a  yr. 
■     National  weekly  weather  bulletin,  Sept.  3-24, 1906;  nos.  25-28  [1906] . 

24  X  19  in.     [Weekly  Apr.-Sept.,  monthly  remainder  of  year.] 
Weather  map,  Sept.  1-30,  1906.     19  X24  in.     [Daily.] 

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GOVERNMENT  PRINTING  OFFICE 

Superintendent  of  Documents 


No.  142 


OCTOBER 


1906 


Catalog 

of 

United  States  Public  Documents 


WASHINGTON 

GOVERNMENT  PRINTING  OFFICE 

1906 


Abbreviations 


Academy acad . 

Agricultural agric. 

Amendments amdts. 

American Amer. 

Appendix app. 

Association assoc. 

Board bd. 

College coll. 

Commission comn. 

Committee com. 

Congress Cong. 

Consular cons. 

Department dept. 

Document doc. 

Executive ex. 

Exposition expos. 

Facsimile,  facsimiles facsim. 

Folio f° 

General gen. 

Geologic geol. 

Government Govt. 

Historical hist. 

House  bill H. 

House  concurrent  resolution H.  C.  R. 

House  document H.  doc. 

House  joint  resolution H.  J.  R. 

House  report H.  rp. 

House  resolution  (simple) H.  R. 

Illustrated,  illustration,  illustrations  . ..11. 

Inch,  inches in. 

Institute,  institution inst. 

Latitude lat. 

Leaf,  leaves 1 . 

Library L. 

Longitude long. 


Mile,  miles m. 

Miscellaneous misc. 

Nautical naut. 

Number,  numbers no.,  nos. 

Octavo 8° 

Page,  pages p. 

Part,  parts pt.,  pts. 

Plate,  plates pi. 

Portrait,  portraits por. 

Public pub. 

Quarto 4° 

Railway ry. 

Report rp. 

Resoluti  on res. 

Secretary secy. 

Section,  sections sec. 

Senate  bill S. 

Senate  concurrent  resolution S.C.  R. 

Senate  document S.  doc. 

Senate  joint  resolution S.  J.R. 

Senate  report S.  rp. 

Senate  resolution  (simple) S.  R, 

Session sess. 

Sixteenmo 16° 

Society soc. 

Superintendent supt. 

Table,  tables tab. 

Thirty  two-mo 32° 

Treasury Treas. 

Twelvemo 12° 

Twentyfour-mo 24° 

University univ. 

Versus vs.,  v. 

Volume,  volumes v. 

Year yr. 


Explanation 


Words  and  figures  inclosed  in  brackets  [  ]  are  given  for  information,  but 
do  not  appear  on  the  title-pages  of  the  publications  cataloged.  When  size 
is  not  given,  octavo  is  to  be  understood.  Size  of  maps  is  measured  from 
outer  edge  of  border,  excluding  margin.  When  Congress  and  session  are 
not  given  with  the  numbers  of  Senate  and  House  documents  and  reports, 
59th  Congress,  1st  session,  is  to  be  understood. 

356 


MONTHLY  CATALOG  DISTRIBUTION 

The  monthly  catalog  is  sent  to  each  Senator,  Representative,  Dele- 
gate, and  officer  in  Congress,  to  designated  depositories  and  State  and 
Territorial  libraries,  to  substantially  all  Government  authors,  and  to  as 
many  school,  college,  and  public  libraries  as  the  limited  edition  will 
supply.  Subscription  price  to  individuals  $1.10  a  year.  Back  numbers 
can  not  be  supplied.  Please  notify  the  Superintendent  of  Documents 
of  any  cbange  in  address. 

SALES 

The  Superintendent  of  Documents  is  authorized  to  sell  at  cost  any 
public  document  in  his  charge  the  distribution  of  which  is  not  otherwise 
provided  for.  Only  one  copy  can  be  sold  to  the  same  person,  excepting 
Members  of  Congress,  or  to  libraries  or  schools. 

Documents  can  not  be  supplied  free  to  individuals,  nor  can  they  be 
forwarded  in  advance  of  payment. 

PRICE-LISTS 

Price-lists  of  publications  for  sale  by  the  Superintendent  o}  Docu- 
ments will  be  supplied  free  on  application. 

The  Hydrographic  Office  sells  for  50c  its  " Catalog  of  charts,  plans, 
sailing  directions,  and  other  publications."  Other  Government  offices 
which  have  books,  pamphlets,  maps,  or  charts  for  sale  issue  price-lists, 
which  will  be  sent  free  upon  application  to  the  issuing  office. 

PRICES 

Documents  entered  in  this  catalog  that  are  for  sale  by  the  Superin- 
tendent of  Documents  are  indicated  by  a  (*)  preceding  the  price  named. 
The  absence  of  a  (*)  indicates  that  application  should  be  made  to  the 
Department,  bureau,  or  division  issuing  the  document;  except  in  cases 
of  publications  bearing  Senate  or  House  document  or  report  numbers, 
which  can  be  obtained  only  from  Members  of  Congress. 

HOW  TO  REMIT 

Remittances  should  be  made  to  the  Superintendent  of  Documents, 
Washington,  D.  C,  by  postal  money  order,  express  order,  or  New  York 
draft.  Currency  may  be  sent  at  owner's  risk.  Canadian  postal  notes 
will  be  accepted  only  when  the  name  of  the  issuing  office  is  plainly 
stamped  on  the  face  of  the  note.  If  postage  stamps  are  pasted  on,  the 
note  will  be  returned. 

Postage  stamps,  foreign  money,  uncertified  checks,  defaced  or 
slick  coin  will  positively  not  be  accepted. 

No  charge  is  made  for  postage  on  documents  forwarded  to  points  in 
the  United  States,  Guam,  Hawaii,  Philippine  Islands,  Porto  Rico,  or  to 
Canada,  Cuba,  or  Mexico.  To  other  countries  the  regular  rate  of  post- 
age is  charged,  and  remittances  must  cover  such  postage. 

LIBRARY  OF  CONGRESS  CARDS 

Numbers  to  be  used  in  ordering  the  L.  C.  catalog  cards  will  be  found 
at  the  end  of  the  titles  of  the  more  important  monographic  documents. 
The  figure  following  the  card  number  (separated  from  it  by  a  slanting 
line)  indicates  the  number  of  cards  required  for  entries  suggested  (title 
entry  not  included)  on  the  cards.  The  price  of  the  cards  is  2c  for  the 
first  card  and  £c  for  each  additional  card  for  the  same  title  ordered  at  the 
same  time.  Remittances  should  be  made  to  the  Librarian  of  Congress. 
Cards  can  not  be  furnished  by  the  Superintendent  of  Documents. 

357 


Catalog  of  Public  Documents 


OCTOBER,  1906 


Agriculture  Department: 

Note. — For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 

Bureau  of  Animal  Industry  order  137  [amendment  3];  regulations 

governing  meat  inspection  of  Department  of  Agriculture.     2  p. 

Same  137  [amendment  4] ;  regulations  governing  meat  inspection 

of  Department  of  Agriculture.     2  p. 

Bureau  of  Animal  Industry  rule  1,  revision  1   [amendment  7];  to 

prevent  spread  of  splenetic  fever  in  cattle.     2  p. 
Circular  21,  Rules  and  regulations  for  enforcement  of  food  and  drugs 
act.     20  p.  Agr  6-1734/3 

Farmers'  bulletin — 

183,  Meat  on  farm,  butchering,  curing,  and    keeping.      Revised 
[edition].     37  p.  il. 

260,  Seed  of  red  clover  and  its  impurities.     24  p.  il.      Agr  6-1735/3 

263,  Practical  information  for  beginners  in  irrigation.     40  p.  il. 

Agr  6-1736/2 

264,  Brown-tail  moth  and  how  to  control  it.     22  p.  il. 

Agr  6-1737/2 

Yearbook,  [calendar  vear]  1905.     815  p.  il.  pi.  maps.     (H.  doc.  892.) 

•       "  4-18127/3 

American  Historical  Association  (Smithsonian  Institution): 
Annual  report,  1905.     v.  1,  429  p.  il.     *  Paper,  50c 

Same.     (H.  doc.  923  [pt.  1].)  4-18261/3 

Report  of  committee  on  methods  of  organization  and  work  on  part  of 
State  and  local  historical  societies,     p.  249-325. 

American  Republics  Bureau: 

Note. — This  Bureau  sells  its  own  monthly  bulletins,   handbooks,   etc.,  at 
prices  usually  ranging  from  5c  to  SI. 00.    Address  the  Director  of  the  Bureau. 

Monthly  bulletin,  Sept.  1906;  whole  no.  156,  v.  23,  no.  3.     p.  583- 
773.     Paper,  25c  single  copy,  82.00  a  yr. 
Same.     (H.  doc.  406,  pt.  9.) 

Same,  Oct.  1906;  whole  no.  157,  v.  23,  no.  4.     p.  775-1026. 
Same.     (H.  doc.  406,  pt.  10.) 
Price  list  of  publications.     4  p. 
Animal  Industry  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department) : 
Bulletin— 

87,  Market  milk  investigations:    2,  Milk  and  cream  exhibit  at 
National  Dairy  Show,  1906.     21  p.  pi.     *  Paper,  10c 

Agr  6-1739/4 

359 


360  October,  1906 

Animal  Industry  Bureau— Continued. 
Bulletin — Continued. 

89,  Investigations  in  manufacture  and  storage  of  butter:  2,  Pre- 
venting molds  in  butter  tubs.     13  p.  il.     *  Paper,  5c. 

Agr  6-1740/4 

90,  Poultry   investigations  at  Maine    Agricultural    Experiment 
Station.     42p.il.pl.     *  Paper,  15c  Agr  6-1741/4 

91,  Feeding  pricklv  pear  to  stock  in  Texas.     23  p.  il.  pi.     *  Paper, 
10c  Agr  6-1780 

Circular — 

98,  Some  unusual  bost  relations  of  Texas  fever  tick.     8  p. 

Agr  6-1742/3 

99,  Officials,  associations,  and  educational  institutions  connected 
with  dairv  interests  of  United  States  for  1906.     14  p. 

Agr  6-1743/2 
Appraisers  (Treasury  Department) : 

Reappraisement  of  merchandise  bv  general  appraisers  [on  Sept. 
21-Oct.  25,  1906];  Oct.  1-29,  1906.  4°  (Reappraisement  circu- 
lars 1461-80. )     [Weekly.] 

Auditor  for  Navy  Department  (Treasury  Department): 

Digest  of  naval  appropriations,  1907.     51  p.  4° 
Auditor  for  State  and  other  Departments  (Treasury  Department): 

Annual  report,  1906.     48  p. 
Auditor  for  War  Department  (Treasury  Department): 

Annual  report,  1906.     8  p.     *  Paper,  5c 
Biological  Survey  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department) : 

Bulletin  27,  Xorth  American  eagles  and  their  economic  relations. 
31  p.  il.  pi.     *  Paper,  10c  Agr  6-1744/2 

Circular  54,  Statistics  of  hunting  licenses.     24  p.  il.  Agr  6-1781 

Bookkeeping  and  Warrants  Division  (Treasury  Department): 

Comparative  statement  of  receipts  and  expenditures  of  United  States 
[for  month  and  3  months  ending  Sept.  1905  and  1906].     1  p.  ob- 
long 8°     [Monthly.] 
Digest  of  appropriations  for  1907,  and  on  account  of  deficiencies  for 
prior  vears,  made  by  1st  session  of  59th  Congress.     561  p.  4° 

6-35329 
Statement  of  Treasury,  Oct,  1-31,  1906.     Each  [2]  1.  4°     [Daily  ex- 
cept Sundays  and  holidays.] 

Canal  Zone,  Isthmus  of  Panama  (Isthmian  Canal  Commission,  War 
Department): 
Report  of  Department  of  Health  of  Isthmian  Canal  Commission,  Aug. 
1906.     62  p.  12°     [Monthly.]  6-13939 

Capitol  Building  and  Grounds  Superintendent  (Interior  Department) : 

Report,  1906.     6  p.     *  Paper,  5c 
Census  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Bulletin — 

52,  Census  of  manufactures,  1905,  Illinois.     53  p:  4°    *  Paper,  10c 

4-19052 

53,  Census    of    manufactures,    1905,    Massachusetts.     79    p.    4° 
*  Paper,  10c  4-19052 

54,  Census  of  manufactures,  1905,  New  Jersev.     53  p.  4°    *  Paper 
10c  4-19052 


October,  1906  361 

Census  Bureau — Continued. 
Bulletin — Continued. 

55,  Census  of  manufactures,  1905,  Georgia.      23  p.  4°     *  Paper, 
10c  4-19052 

56,  Census  of  manufactures,  1905,  Wisconsin.     39  p.  4°    *  Paper, 
'  10c  4-19052 

57,  Census    of    manufactures,    1905,     United    States.     93   p.  4° 
*  Paper,  15c  4-19052 

58,  Census  of  manufactures,  1905,  Ohio.  61  p.  4°  4-19052 
Debt,  Public  debt  of  United  States,  1870, 1880, 1890,  and  1902.  4  p.  4° 
Employees.     Fiscal  regulations  governing  field  employees;  effective 

July  1, 1906.     18  p.  12° 
Municipalities — 

Instructions  to  clerks  and  special  agents,  official  statistics  of  cities 
having  population  of  over  30,000,  general  statistics.     27  p. 
16° 
Same,  municipal  finance.     115  p.  16° 
Publications.     List  of  publications,  10th-12th  censuses  and  perma- 
nent bureau.     8  p.  6-6992/2 
Transportation.     Instructions  to  special  agents,  census  of  transpor- 
tation by  water,  1906.     18  p.  16° 
Vital  statistics.     Registration  of  births  and  deaths,  drafts  of  laws  and 
forms  of  certificates,  information  for  local  officers.     [2d  edition.] 
32  p.     *  Paper,  5c 

Chemistry  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department): 

Circular  31,  General  results  of  investigations  showing  effect  of  sali- 
cylic acid  and  salicylates  upon  digestion  and  health.     12  p.  il. 

Agr  6-1745/3 
Outline  of  cooperative  work  on  drugs,  Association  of  Official  Agri- 
cultural Chemists,  1906.     4  p. 

Chickamauga  and  Chattanooga  National  Military  Park  Commission 

(War  Department): 
Annual  report,  1906.     6  p.     *  Paper,  5c 

Civil  Service  Commission: 

Note.— The  Commission  furnishes  its  publications  gratuitously  to  those  who 
apply  for  them. 

Information  concerning  removals.     3  p. 

Instructions  to  applicants  for  3d  civil  service  district,  headquarters, 

Philadelphia,  Pa.     12  p. 
Miscellaneous  information.     4  p. 

Coast  and  Geodetic  Survey  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Note.— The  charts,  coast  pilots,  and  tide  tables  of  the  Coast  and  Geodetic 
Survey  are  sold  at  the  office  of  the  Survey  in  Washington,  and  also  by  one  or 
more  sales  agents  in  each  of  the  important  American  seaports.  The  monthly 
Notice  to  mariners  may  be  had  free  at  these  agencies,  at  all  United  States  cus- 
tom-houses, at  the  branch  hydrographic  offices  of  the  Navy  Department,  at 
United  States  consulates  in  foreign  ports,  and  at  the  office  of  the  Coast  and 
Geodetic  Survey. 

Charts — 

Balabac  Strait,  P.  I.,  from  British  surveys  in  1868,  1869,  1889; 

chart  4309.     Mercator  projection.     41.6X31.4  in.     40c 
Calcasieu  Pass,  La.;    chart  518.     Scale  1:20,000.     20.3x14.3  in. 

20c 
Chickahominy  River,   Va.;    chart  412.     Scale  1:25,000.     39x33 

in.     50c 


362  October,  1906 

Coast  and  Geodetic  Survey— Continued. 
Charts — Continued. 

Pacific  Coast,  San  Francisco  to  Cape  Flattery;  chart  5052.     Mer- 

cator  projection.     38.5X33.1  in.     50c 
Samales  Group,  Sulu  Archipelago,  P.  I.,  from  Spanish  surveys  to 
1884  and  other  information,  scale  1:100,000;  with  inset,  Ton 
Sandungun  Channel,  scale  1:25,000;    chart  4512.     30.2X42.7 
and  6.1X7.2  in.     40c 

Siasi  and  Lapac  islands,  Sulu  Archipelago,  P.  I.,  from  Spanish  sur- 
vey in  1883;   chart  4544.     Scale  1:30,000.     30.8X40.3  in.     30c 
Notice  to  mariners  342;  Sept.  1906.     9  l.+p.  10-14,  4°     [Monthly.] 
Philippine   Islands,    notice  to   mariners  8    [1906];     Sept.    1,    1906. 

1.  23-25. 
Tide  tables  for  Atlantic  Coast  of  United  States,  including  Canada  and 

West  Indies,   for  [calendar  year]    1907.      [175]    p.    il.    large  8° 

Paper,  15c 
Tide  tables  for  [calendar]  year  1907.     524  p.  il.  large  8°    Paper,  50c 
United  States  coast  pilot,  West  Indies,   Porto  Rico   [and  adjacent 

islands].     1st  edition.     115  p.  il.  pi.  maps,  large  8°    Cloth,  50c 

Commerce  and  Labor  Department: 

Note. — The  Department  of  Commerce  and  Labor  distributes  the  Consular  re- 
ports gratuitously.    For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 

Amendment  of  rule  25  of  regulations  governing  admission  of  Chinese. 

1  p.  4°  (Dept.  circular  130.) 
Decision  110;  Oct.  4,  1906.  2  p. 
Discontinuance  of  reports  of  guano  brought  to  United  States  from 

bonded  islands.     1  p.  4°     (Dept.  circular  132. ) 
Procedure  for  imposition  of  fines  on  account  of  bringing  diseased 

aliens  to  United  States".     2  p.  4°     (Dept.  circular  131.) 
Report  on  trade  conditions  in  Argentina,  Paraguav,  and  Uruguay. 

101  p.     *  Paper,  15c  6-35320 

Comptroller  of  Currency  (Treasury  Department): 
Bulletin  702-706;  Oct.  1-29,  1906.     4°     [WTeekly.] 

Congress: 

Note. — See  also  House  of  Representatives — names  of  Congressional  com- 
mittees. 

Sheep-bound  reserve.     [The  serial  numbers  of  the  volumes  issued  in 
October  are  as  follows:  4904,  4905,  4909,  4917.] 

Construction  and  Repair  Bureau  (Navy  Department): 
Instructions  for  riveting  naval  vessels.     15  p.  pi.  12° 
Specifications  for  inspection  of  hull  material,  alloys  of  copper,  tin, 

and  zinc.     8  p.  12° 
Specifications  for  inspection  of  steel  and  iron  material  for  hulls  and 

hull  fittings  of  vessels  of  Navy.     37  p.  12° 

Controller  of  Treasury  (Treasury  Department) : 
Annual  report,  1906.     9  p.     *  Paper,  5c 
Decisions,  v.  12,  1906.     983  p.     *  Sheep,  $1.50 

Copyright  Office  (Library  of  Congress): 

Note. — The  bulletins  of  the  office  are  sent  free  on  application  to  the  Register 
of  Copyrights.  Subscriptions  for  the  Catalogue  of  copyright  entries  should  be 
sent  to  the  Register  of  Copyrights,  instead  of  to  collector's  of  customs  as  formerly 


October,  1906  363 

Copyright  Office — Continued. 

Bulletin — 

3,  Copyright  enactments  of  United  States,  1783-1906.     2d  edition 

revised.     174  p.  6-32693/3 

11,  Copyright  in  Japan.     50  p.  6-38533/3 

Catalogue  of  copyright  entries;  new  series,  v.  1,  nos.  14-16,  pts.  1-4, 
no.  17,  pts.  1,2;  Oct.  4-25,  1906.  [Weekly.  Each  number  issued 
in  4  parts:  pt.  1  relates  to  books,  dramatic  compositions,  maps 
and  charts;  pt.  2,  to  periodicals;  pt.  3,  to  musical  compositions; 
pt.  4,  to  engravings,  cuts  and  prints,  chromos  and  lithographs, 
photographs,  fine  arts.]  Paper,  $5.00  a  yr. ;  pts.  1  and  3,  each 
$2.00  a  vr. ;  pts.  2  and  4,  each  $1.00  a  yr. ;  all  or  anv  of  the  4  pts. 
July-Dec.  1906,  half  price. 

District  of  Columbia: 

Education  Board.     Report,  1905.     391  p.  pi.  map.     *  Paper,  20c 

6-20322 
Documents  Office  (Government  Printing  Office): 

Catalog  of    United    States   public  documents,  no.    141;    Sept.  1906. 
p.  335-353.     [Monthly.]     *  Paper,  $1.10  a  yr.  4-18088/2 

Education  Bureau  (Interior  Department): 

Note. — Such  publications  of  this  Bureau  as  are  in  print  may  be  had  gratui- 
tously by  addressing  the  Commissioner  of  Education. 

Manual,  industrial,  and  technical  education  in  United  States,     p. 
1019-46,  il. 

Engineer  Department  (War  Department): 

Note. — For  divisions  under  this  bureau,  see  names  of  divisions. 
Circular  50-53  [1906];  Oct.  2-27,  1906.     Each  1  p.  12" 
General  orders  11  [1906];  Sept,  27,  Oct.  23,  1906.     2  p.  12° 
Reports  upon  existing  water-power  situation  at  Niagara  Falls,  so  far 
as  concerns  Canadian  power  companies  and  their  associated  trans- 
mission companies.     29  p.  map. 
Special  orders  31  [1906] ;  Oct.  6,  1906.     1  p.  12° 

Entomology  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department): 
Circular — 

71,  revised  edition,  House  flies.     10  p.  il. 

77,  Harvest  mites,  or  chiggers.     6  p.  il.  Agr  6-1746/2 

78,  Slender  seed-corn  ground-beetle.     5  p.  il.  Agr  6-1783 

79,  Brood  diseases  of  bees.  5  p.  Agr  6-1747 .2 
Corn  root-aphis  and  its  attendant  ant.  p.  29-39.  Agr  6-1 749/3 
National  control  of  introduced  insect  pests,  p.  95-104.  Agr  6-1762/2 
Report  of  committee  on  nomenclature  [of  Association  of  Economic 

Entomologists],     p.  25-27.  Agr  6-1695 

Some  observations  on  spined  soldier  bug.     p.  155-161,  il. 

Agr  6-1769/2 
Sulphur  dioxide  as  insecticide,     p.  139-153.  Agr  6-1768/3 

Equipment  Bureau  (Navy  Department): 

Note. — For  divisions  under  this  bureau,  see  names  of  divisions. 
Catalogue  of  library  of  seaman  gunner's  class,  navv  yard,  Washing- 
ton, D.  C.     18  p.  12° 

16250— No.  142—06 2 


364  October,  1906 

Equipment  Bureau— Continued. 

List  of  wireless-telegraph  stations  of  the  world,  including  shore  sta- 
tions, merchant  vessels,  and  vessels  of  United  States  Navv;  cor- 
rected to  Oct.  1,  1906.     87  p.     *  Paper,  10c 

Ethnology  Bureau  (Smithsonian  Institution): 

Bureau  of  American  Ethnology,  with  list  of  publications.     5  p.  il. 

Experiment  Stations  Office  (Agriculture  Department): 

Agricultural  colleges.  Relation  of  land-grant  colleges  to  State  uni- 
versities,    p.  119-124. 

Agricultural  experiment  stations.  List  of  station  publications  re- 
ceived by  office  during  July  and  Aug.  1906.     10  p.     [Bimonthly.] 

Agriculture- 
Conception  of  agricultural  research,     p.  929-933. 
Courses  in  agriculture,  horticulture,  and  allied  subjects,     p.  77-89. 

Experiment  station  record,  v.  17,    subject  index   [title-page,  etc.]. 
p.  1229-1317.     *  Paper,  $1.00  a  vol.  (12  nos. ) 
Same,  v.  18,  no.  1;  Sept.  1906.     p.  1-100,  il. 

Experiment  station  work,  v.  2,  no.  16.  p.  421-448,  il.  [Same  as 
Farmers'  bulletin  262.] 

Massachusetts  Agricultural  College.  New  horticultural  building  at 
college,     p.  630-632,  il.  pi. 

Report.     Annual  report,  1905.     413  p.  pi.     *  Cloth,  50c 

Same.     (H.  doc.  924.)  6-5836/3 

Fisheries  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Note. — The  Bureau  supplies  gratuitously  those  of  its  publications  which  are 
in  print. 

Commercial  fisheries  of  Alaska  in  1905.     46  p.     *  Paper,  5c    6-35319 
Propagation  and  distribution  of  food  fishes  in  1905.   64  p.    *  Paper,  10c 

6-35328 
Foreign  Mail  Service  (Post-Office  Department): 

Schedule  of  steamers  appointed  to  convey  mails  to  foreign  countries 
during  Nov.  1906.     1  p.  narrow  f°     [Monthly.  ] 

Forest  Service  (Agriculture  Department): 
Circular — 

38,  Instructions  to  engineers  of  timber  tests.    55  p.  il.    Agr  6-1775/2 

42,  Consumption  of  tanbark  in  1905.     4  p.  Agr  6-1776/2 

43,  Cross-ties  purchased  by  steam  railroads  of  United  States  in 
1905.     6  p.  Agr  6-1782 

44,  Wood  used  for  pulp  in  1905.     11  p.  Agr  6-1777/2 
Directions  for  taking  forest  photographs.     [4]  p.  16° 

Field  program,  Oct.  1906.     14  p.     [Monthly.] 
Press  bulletin  140;  Oct.  16,  1906.     1  p.  4° 

Freedmen's  Hospital  (Interior  Department) : 
Report,  1906.     28  p.     *  Paper,  5c 

Geographic  Board: 

3d  report,  1890-1906.     182  p.     [Contains  all  decisions  made  by  the 
board  from  its  organization  to  June  6,  1906.]     *  Paper,  25c 
Same.     (H.  doc.  47. ) 


October,  1906  365 

Geological  Survey  (Interior  Department): 

Note. — The  publications  of  the  United  States  Geological  Survey  consist  of 
annual  reports  (restricted  to  one  volume  each,  beginning  with  report  for  1902), 
bulletins.  Mineral  resources,  Professional  papers,  and  Water-supply  and  irri- 
gation papers,  which  are  intended  for  free  distribution:  and  maps,  Mono- 
graphs, and  folios  of  the  Geologic  atlas  and  the  Topographic  atlas  of  the 
United  States,  which  are  sold  at  prices  ranging  from  5c  to  $11.00  each.  A 
wholesale  rate  has  been  established  for  topographic  and  geologic  folios,  when- 
ever the  sum  transmitted  solely  for  folios  at  the  wholesale  price  amounts  to  at 
least  $5.10;  that  is,  a  discount  of  40  per  cent  will  be  given  whenever  34  or  more 
folios  that  sell  singly  for  25c,  or  their  equivalent  in  higher  priced  folios, 
are  ordered  at  one  time.  Address  the  Director  of  the  Geological  Survey, 
Washington. 

Antimony.     Production  of  antimony  in  1905.     9  p. 
Bismuth.     Production  of  bismuth  in  1905.     5  p. 
Bulletin — 

283,  Geology  and  mineral  resources  of  Mississippi.     99  p.  il.  pi. 

map.     *  Paper,  15c 
Same.      (H.  doc.  831.)  GS  6-1132/4 

284,  Report  on  progress  of  investigations  of  mineral   resources 
of  Alaska  in  1905.     169  p.  il.  pi.  maps.     (H.  doc.  832.) 

GS  5-752/3 

289,  Reconnaissance  of  Matanuska  coal  field,   Alaska,  in    1905 

36  p.  il.  pi.  maps.     *  Paper,  25c 

Same.     (H.  doc.  837.)  GS  6-1133/3 

290,  Preliminary  report  on  operations  of  fuel-testing  plant  of  survey 
at  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  [May  1-Dec.  31]  1905.    240  p.     (H.  doc.  838.) 

GS  6-776/2 

292,  Bryozoan  fauna  of  Rochester  shale.     137  p.  pi.     *  Paper,  50c 
Same.     (H.  doc.  931.)  GS  6-1134/4 

293,  Reconnaissance  of  some  gold  and  tin  deposits  of  southern 

Appalachians,  with  notes  on  Dahlonega  mines.     134  p.  il. 

pi.  map.     *  Paper,  15c 

Same.     (H.  doc.  932.)  GS  6-1137/4 

298,  Record  of  deep-well  drilling  for  1905.     299  p.     *  Paper,  25c 

Same.     (H.  doc.  937.)  GS  5-754/3 

Cement.     Investigations  relating  to  cements,  limes,  and  plasters  by 

survey  in  1905.     p.  374-406,  il. 
Clay- 
Investigations  relating  to  clays  by  survey  in  1905.     p.  407-448. 
map. 

Statistics  of   clay-working  industries  in  United    States  in  1905. 
62  p. 

Coal- 
Investigations  relating  to  coal  and   lignite   by  survey  in  1905. 

p.  203-356,  il.  pi.  maps. 
Production  of  anthracite  coal  in  1905.     11  p. 
Production  of  coal  in  1905.     266  p. 

Coke.     Manufacture  of  coke  in  1905.     56  p. 

Copper.     Investigations  relating  to  copper  by  survey  in  1905.     p. 
93-145,  il.  maps. 

Economic  papers.     Suggestions  to  authors  of  economic  papers.     13  p. 

GS  6-1310 
Employees.     Localities  of  field  work  and  assignments  of  employees, 
season  of  1906,  geologic  and  topographic  branches.     24  p.  16* 


366  October,  1906 

Geological  Survey — Continued. 

Glass.     Investigations  relating  to  glass-making  materials  by  survey 

in  1905.     p.  452-175. 
Gold.     Investigations  relating  to  gold  and  silver  by  survey  in  1905. 

p.  25-92,  il.  maps. 
Graphite.     Production  of  graphite  in  1905.     7  p. 
Hydraulic  and  excavation  tables.     81  p.  il.  16°    *  Paper,  15c 

G8  6-1311 
Iron.     Investigations  relating  to  iron  ores  by  survev  in  1905.     p. 

172-202,  il.    . 
Petroleum — 

Investigations  relating  to  petroleum  and  asphalt  by  survev  in 

1905.     p.  357-373,  il. 
Production  of  petroleum  in  1905.     112  p. 
Phosphates.     Production  of  phosphate  rock  in  1905.     14  p. 
Professional  paper — 

46,  Geology  and  underground  water  resources  of  northern  Louisi- 
ana and  southern  Arkansas.    422  p.  il.  pi.  maps.  tab.  4° 
*  Paper,  $1.50 
Same.     (H.  doc.  488.)  GS  6-1138/5 

55,  Ore  deposits  of  Silver  Peak  quadrangle,  New     174  p.  il.  pi. 
map,  4°    *  Paper,  60c 
Same.     (H.  doc.  922.)  GS  6-1139/2 

Quicksilver.     Production  of  quicksilver  in  1905.     16  p. 
Sand- 
Black  sands  of  Pacific  slope  of  United  States.     24  p. 
Production  of  sand  and  gravel  in  1905.     6  p. 
Stone  industry  in  1905.     53  p. 

Sulphur.     Production  of  sulphur  and  pyrite  in  1905.     11  p. 
Topographic  sheets — 

Alabama,   Birmingham  special  quadrangle,  lat.  33°  SO'-SS0  45', 

long.  86°  45/-87°.     Scale  1 :  62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft. 
Arizona,  Desert  Well  quadrangle,  lat.  33°  15/-33°  30',  long.  111° 

SO'-lll0  45'.     Scale  1 :  62,500,  contour  interval  50  ft. 
Arkansas,  Caddo  Gap  quadrangle,  lat.  34°-34°  30',  long.  93°  30'- 

94°.     Scale  1 :  125,000,  contour  interval  50  ft. 
Louisiana,  Bayou  Sara  quadrangle,  lat.  30°  30'-31°,  long.  91°-91° 

3W.     Scale  1 :  125,000,  contour  interval  20  ft. 
Maryland-District  of  Columbia,  Patuxent  quadrangle,  lat.  38°  30'- 
39°,  long.  76°  30'-77°.     Scale  1: 125,000,  contour  interval  20  ft. 
Montana,  Boxelder  quadrangle,  lat.  48°  15/-48°  307,  long.  110°- 

110°  15'.     Scale  1 :  62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft. 
Montana,  Kremlin  quadrangle,  lat.  48°  30/-48°  45',  long.  110°-110° 

15'.     Scale  1 :  62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft. 

New  Jersey-Pennsvlvania,  Lambertville  quadrangle,  lat.  40°  15'- 

40°  30',  long.  74°  45/-75°.     Scale   1:62,500,  contour  interval 

20  ft. 

North  Carolina-South  Carolina,    Pisgah  quadrangle,  lat.  35°-35° 

30',  long.  82°  30/-83°.     Scale  1 :  125,000,  contour  interval  100  ft. 

Oregon,  Telocaset  quadrangle,  lat.  45°-45°  30",  long.  117°  30'-llS°. 

Scale  1:125,000,  contour  interval  100  ft, 
Pennsylvania,  Phoenixville  quadrangle,  lat.  40°— 10°  15',  long.  75° 
30'-75°  45/.     Scale  1 :  62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft. 


October,  1906  367 

Geological  Survey — Continued. 
Topographic  sheets — Continued. 

Pennsylvania,  Punxsutawney  quadrangle,  lat.  40°  45/-4l°,  long. 

78°  45/-79°.     Scale  1:62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft. 
Pennsylvania-New  Jersev,   Burlington   quadrangle,    lat.  40°-40° 

15',  long.  74°  45/-75°."    Scale  1:62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft. 
South  Dakota,   Vale  quadrangle,  lat,   44°  30'-44°  45',  long.  103° 

15'-103°  30'.     Scale  1 :  62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft. 
Washington,  Chooaka  quadrangle,  lat.  48°  SO'^O0,  long.  119°  30/- 

120°.     Scale  1:"125,000,  contour  interval  100  ft. 
Wisconsin,  Milwaukee  special  map,  lat,  42°  54/-43°  9',  long.  87° 

50'-88°  5'.     Scale  1:62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft, 
Water-supply  and  irrigation  paper — 

159,  Summary  of  underground-water  resources  of  Mississippi.     86 

p.  il.  pi.  maps.     (H.  doc.  743. )  GS  6-775/3 

161,  Quality  of  water  in  upper  Ohio  River  Basin  and  at  Erie,  Pa. 
114  p.  il.  pi. 

Same.     ( H.  doc.  745. )  OS  6-1135/3 

172,  Report  of  progress  of  stream  measurements  for  calendar  year 

1905,  pt.  8,  Missouri  River  drainage.     283  p.  il.  map.     (H.  doc. 

756.)  GS  5-1060/5 

174,  Report  of  progress  of  stream  measurements  for  calendar  year 

1905,  pt.  10,  western  Gulf  of  Mexico  and  Rio  Grande  drain- 
ages.    133  p.  il.  map.     *  Paper,  20c 
Same.     (H.  doc.  758.)  GS  5-1060/5 

175,  Report  of  progress  of  stream  measurements  for  calendar  year 

1905.   pt.   11,  Colorado  River  drainage  ahove  Yuma.     194 

p.  il.  map.     *  Paper,  20c  GS  5-1060/5 

Same.     (H.  doc.  759.) 

179,  Prevention  of  stream  pollution  by  distillery  refuse  based  on 

investigations  at  Lynchburg,  Ohio.     34  p.  il.  pi.     *  Paper,  10c 

GS  6-1141 
181,  Geology  and  water  resources  of  Owens  Valley,  Cal.     28  p.  pi. 
map.     *  Paper,  15c  GS  6-1143 

186,  Stream  pollution  by  acid-iron  wastes,  report  based  on  inves- 
tigations made  at  Shelby,  Ohio.     36  p.  pi.     *  Paper,  10c 

'     GS  6-1309 
Zinc  and  lead  ores  in  1905.     18  p. 

Gettysburg  National  Military  Park  Commission  (War  Department): 

Report,  1906.     7  p.  5-30319/2 

Government  Actuary  (Treasury  Department): 

Market    prices    and    investment    values    of    outstanding    securities 

[Sept.  1906].     2  p.  4°     (Treasury  Dept.     Dept.  circular  91,  1906.) 

[Monthly.] 

House  of  Representatives: 

Calendars,  59th  Congress,  1st  session.     97  p.  large  8° 
Howard  University  (Interior  Department): 
Report  of  [acting]  president,  1906.     15  p. 

Hydrographic  Office  ( Equipment  Bureau,  Navy  Department): 

Note.— The  charts,  sailing-  directions,  etc.,  of  the  Hydrographic  Office  are 
sold  by  the  office  in  Washington  and  also  by  agents  at  the  principal  American 
and  foreign  seaports  and  American  lake  ports.  The  price  of  the  Catalog  of 
charts,  plans,  sailing  directions,  and  other  publications  is  50c.  Copies  of  the 
Hydrograptiic  bulletin  and  Notice  to  mariners  are  supplied  free  on  applica- 
tion at  the  Hydrographic  Office  in  Washington  and  at  the  branch  offices  in 
Boston,  New  York,  Philadelphia,  Baltimore,  Norfolk.  Savannah,  New  Orleans, 
San  Francisco,  Portland  (Oreg.),  Port  Townseud,  Chicago,  Cleveland,  Buffalo, 
Sault  Ste.  Marie,  and  Duluth. 


368  October,  1906 

Hydrographic  Office — Continued. 

Catalogue  of  charts  and  plans  issued  to  vessels  on  European  Station: 

[revised  to  Sept.  1906].     162  p.  map. 
Charts — 

Bonnv  and  New  Calabar  rivers,  Gulf  of  Guinea,  west  coast  of 
Africa  [from  British  surveys]  1881,  1904;  chart  2295.  Scale 
naut.  m.=  1.4  in.     31  X  25.2  in.     30c 

Condor  Channel  and  ports  Condor  and  Henry,  Chile,  from  Chilean 
survevs  in  1898  and  1901;  chart  2244.  Scale  naut.  m.  =  4in. 
31  X  24.4  in.     30c 

Cuba,  North  coast  of,  Port  Gibara  to  Port  Vita,  from  survey  in 
1899  by  U.  S.  S.  Eagle  with  additions  from  earlier  Spanish 
surveys;  chart  2331.  Scale  naut.  m.  =  2  in.  28.1X36.8  in. 
50c 

East  Lainma  Channel,  Hong  Kong  Island,  China,  south  coast, 
from  British  survev  in  1901  and  1902;  chart  2327.  Scale  naut. 
in.  =  4.7  in.     25.9  X  39.4  in.     50c 

Kagoshima  Gulf,  Kiushu,  south  coast.  Japan,  from  Japanese  sur- 
veys between  1896  and  1903  [with  plans  of  harbors,  etc.]; 
chart  2187.     Scale  naut.  m.  =  0.8  in.     38.9  X  25.4  in.     40c 

Katsuura  Wan,  Tenma  Wan,  and  Miwazaki  Wan,  Honshu,  south 
coast,  Japan,  from  Japanese  survey  in  1900;  chart  2330.  Scale 
naut.  m.  =  3.5  in.    30.7  X  22.6  in.  *  30c 

Lebu,  Port,  Chile,  from  Chilean  survey  in  1903;  chart  2359.  Scale 
naut.  m.=  7.19  in.     18.5  X  16.7  in.     10c 

Nanaimo  Harbor  and  Departure  Bay,  Vancouver  Island,  from 
British  survevs  in  1899  and  1904;  chart  1278.  Scale  naut. 
m.  =  4  in.     25.4  X  18.5  in.     20c 

Nova  Scotia,  southeast  coast,  Marie  Joseph  Harbor  to  Indian  Har- 
bor, including  Liscomb  and  Gegogan  harbors  and  Saint  Mary 
River,  from  British  surveys  in  1856  and  1857  with  additions 
from  Geological  Survev  of  Canada;  chart  2355.  Scale  naut. 
in.  =  2  in.     29.7  X  38.6"in.     50c 

Old  Calabar  River,  southern  Nigeria,  west  coast  of  Africa,  .from 
British  survey  in  1903,  scale  naut.  m.  =1.5  in. ;  with  inset,  Duke 
Town  Anchorage,  from  British  survev  in  1903,  scale  2000 
yds.  =7.6  in.;  chart  2293.     39.5  X  26.1  and  15.8  X  15.7  in.     50c 

Pilot  chart  of  north  Atlantic  Ocean,  Nov.  1906;  chart  1400.  Scale 
1°  long.  =  0.27  in.     21  X  32  in.     [Monthly.]     10c 

Pilot  chart  of  north  Pacific  Ocean,  Nov.  1906;  chart  1401.  Scale  1° 
long.  =0.2  in.     20.7  X  35.3  in.     [Monthly.]     10c 

San  Antonio,  Port,  Argentina,   from  Argentine  survey  in  1904; 
chart  2357.     Scale  naut.  m.  =  1.23  in.     17.8  X  18.4  in.     10c 
Hydrographic  bulletin,  weekly,  892-896;  Oct,  3-31,  1906.     Each  1  p. 

various  sizes. 
Notice  to  mariners,  weeklv,  40-43,  1906;  Oct.  6-27  [1906].     1.  612- 

682. 
Sailing  directions  for  Lake  Superior  and  St.  Marys  River.     [2d  edi- 
tion.]    163  p.  il.  map. 
Sun's  apparent  declination  and  equation  of  time,  with  hourly  differ- 
ences, for  [calendar]  year  1907.     20  p.     Paper,  10c 

Immigration  and  Naturalization  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  De- 
partment): 
Immigration  laws  and  regulations  of  Feb.  1906.     Edition  of  Oct.  1906 
48  p. 


Octobee,  1906  369 

Immigration  and  Naturalization  Bureau— Continued. 

Immigration  statement  and  inward  passenger  movement,  Sept.  1906. 
1  p.  f°     [Monthly.] 

Indian  Bureau  (Interior  Department): 

Legislation  relating  to  Five  Civilized  Tribes,  59th  Congress,  1st  ses- 
sion.    23  p. 

Infantry  and  Cavalry  School  (War  Department) : 

Orders  47  [1906];  Oct.  24,  1906.     1  p.  12° 
Inspector=GeneraPs  Department  (War  Department): 

Annual  report  to  Secretary  of  War,  1906.     27  p.     *  Paper,  5c 
Insular  Affairs  Bureau  (War  Department): 

Philippine  raihvavs,  proposed  draft  of  concessionarv  contract  or  grant. 
13  p.  4° 

Interior  Department: 

Note. — The  decisions  of  the  Department  of  the  Interior  in  pension  eases  are 
issued  in  slips  and  in  signatures,  and  the  decisions  in  land  cases  are  issued 
in  signatures,  both  being  published  later  in  bound  volumes  at  prices  ranging 
from  $1.05  to  SI. 45  per  volume.  Subscribers  may  deposit  81.00  in  the  Depart- 
ment aud  receive  the  contents  of  a  volume  of  the  decisions  of  either  kind 
in  separate  parts  as  they  are  issued.  For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see 
names  of  bureaus. 

Decisions  in  appealed  pension  and  bounty-land  claims,  also  table  of 
cases,  and  of  statutes  cited  and  construed,  v.  16,  628  p.  Sheep, 
$1.05 

Decisions  [of  Department  and  General  Land  Office]  relating  to  public 
lands,  v.  35,  [signatures]  1-11.     p.  1-176. 

Laws  relating  to  protection  of  lives  of  coal  miners  in  Territories,  and 
opinions  of  Assistant  Attorney-General  for  Interior  Department 
construing  same,  1891-1906.     12  p.     *  Paper,  5c 

Register  of  Department,  [corrected  to]  July,  1906.     300  p. 
Internal  Revenue  Commissioner  (Treasury  Department): 

Extracts  from  Gaugers'  manual,  Gaugers'  weighing  manual,  and 
Regulations  7  revised  [Apr.  15,  1901],  regarding  duties  of  internal- 
revenue  gaugers,  storekeepers,  and  storekeeper-gaugers.  242  p. 
il.  pi.  12°    *  Paper,  25c 

Regulations  30,  Regulations  and  instructions  concerning  denatured 
alcohol  under  act  of  June  7,  1906.     66  p.     *  Paper,  10c 

Interstate  Commerce  Commission: 

Note. — The  Commission  furnishes  its  reports  gratuitously  to  those  who  apply. 
Accident  bulletin  20,  showing  collisions  and  derailments  of  trains  and 

casualties  to  persons,  Apr.-June,  1906,  with  tables  for  1906.     16  p. 

[Quarterly.] 
Federal  safety-appliance  acts,  and  decisionsof  State  and  Federal  courts 

applicable  thereto.     76  p. 
National  Association  of  Railway  Commissioners,  proceedings  of  18th 

annual  convention,  Washington,   D.  C,  Apr.  2-5,   1906.     148  p. 

*Cloth,  40c  6-35332 

Safety  appliances  and  accident  reports,     p.  71-79,  161-173. 

Isthmian  Canal  Commission  (War  Department): 

Note. — For  divisions  under  this  commission,  see  names  of  divisions. 
Circular  25;  Oct.  1,  1906.     1  p. 

Invitation  for  proposals  to  complete  construction  of  ship  canal  upon 
Isthmus  of  Panama  between  Caribbean  Sea  and  Pacific  Ocean. 
15  p.  f° 


370  October,  1906 

Isthmian  Canal  Commission — Continued. 

[Letter  answering  various  questions  referred  to  Office  of  Adminis- 
tration, Isthmian  Canal  Affairs,  by  those  desiring  employment  on 
isthmus.]     4  p. 

[Letter  to  Secretary  of  War  transmitting  proposed  invitation  for  bids 
to  complete  construction  of  isthmian  canal  upon  percentage  basis.] 
4  p.  4° 

Judge=Advocate=GeneraI's  Department  (War  Department): 

Report,  1906.     10  p.     *  Paper,  5c 
Justice  Department: 

Coal  lands,  statutes,  regulations,  and  decisions  relating  thereto.     34  p. 

Decision  of  Attorney-General  in  regard  to  inspection  of  imported 
meat  and  meat  food  products.     4  p. 

[Official  opinions  of  Attorneys-General]  v.  26,  [signatures]  1-3. 
p.  1-48. 

Register  of  Office  of  Attorney-General,  Aug.  1,  1906.  •  25  p. 
Same,  Oct.  1,  1906.     25  p.     *  Paper,  5c 

Statement,  in  response  to  resolution,  of  all  suits  instituted  by  Depart- 
ment under  Sherman  antitrust,  interstate  commerce,  and  Elkins 
laws,  etc.     29  p. 

Labor  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department) : 

Bulletin  65;   July,  1906.     p.  1-368,  pi.     (H.  doc.  592,  pt.  4.)     [Bi- 
monthly.] "   *  Paper,  25c  4-18114/5 
Same  66;  Sept,  1906.     p.  365-685.     *  Paper,  20c 
Same.     (H.  doc.  592,  pt.  5. )  4-18114/5 
Land  Office,  General  (Interior  Department): 

Description   of  character  of   pasture   lands   in  [former   Kiowa  and 

Comanche  Reservation]  Okla.,  soon  to  be  sold.     8  p.  map. 
Regulations  governing  entries  within  forest  reserves,  [circular  to] 

registers  and  receivers.     6  p. 
Report  of  commissioner,  1906.     52  p.     *  Paper,  10c 
Unappropriated  public   lands   of  United   States,  by    counties,  land 
districts,  and  States,  on  July  1,  1906.     25  p. 

Light=House  Board  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department) : 

Note. — The  List  of  lights  and  fog  signals,  the  List  of  lights,  buoys,  and  day- 
marks,  and  the  Weekly  notice  to  mariners  can  be  obtained,  free  of  charge, 
on  application  to  the  office  of  the  Board  at  Washington,  the  inspectors  and 
engineers  of  the  several  lighthouse  districts,  the  United  States  custom-houses, 
the  principal  agencies  of  the  Coast  and  Geodetic  Survey,  the  Hydrographie 
Office,  and  the  branch  hydrographie  offices. 

2d  District.     List  of  lights,  buoys,   and  daymarks,  from   Hampton 
Harbor,  N.  H.,  to  Elisha  Ledge,  off  Warren  Point,  R.  I.,  includ- 
ing Nantucket  and  Vineyard  sounds,  Buzzards  Bay,  and  tributa- 
ries; corrected  to  June  1,  1906.     134  p.  large  8° 
4th  District.     List   of    lights,  buoys,  and  daymarks,    from  opposite 
mouth  of  Shrewsbury  River,  N.  J.,  to  include  Metomkin  Inlet, 
Ya. ;  corrected  to  Sept,  1,  1906.     63  p.  large  8° 
6th  District,     List  of  lights,  buovs,  and  davmarks,  from  New  River 
Inlet,   N.  C,  to  Jupiter  Inlet,    Fla.;  corrected  to  Oct.  1,   1906. 
62  p.  large  8° 
Specifications  and  contract  for  miscellaneous  articles,  1907.     66  p.  4° 
Specifications  for  moorings  for  vessels  and  buoys.     8  p.  11  pi.  4° 
Weeklv  notice  to  mariners,  changes  in  aids  to  navigation  on  coasts  of 
United  States,  nos.  113-116;  Oct,  5-26,  1906. 


October,  1906  371 

Loans  and  Currency  Division  (Treasury  Department): 

Caveat  list  of  United  States  registered  bonds,   Oct.   1,  1906.     1  p.  f° 
[Monthly.] 

Circulation  statement,  Oct.  1,  1906.     1  p.  oblong  8°     [Monthly.] 

Manufactures  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Note. — The  Bureau  furnishes  its  publications  gratuitously  to  those  who 
apply  for  them. 

Daily  consular  and  trade  reports,   nos.   2680-2706;  Oct.  1-31,  1906. 
if.     [Daily  except  Sundays  and  holidays.] 

Monthly  consular  and  trade  reports,    Sept.  1906;  no.  312.     194  p. 
*  Paper,  20c 
Same.      (H.  doc.  521.) 

Same,  Oct.  1906;  no.  313.     168  p.     *  Paper,  20c 
Same.     (H.  doc.  522.) 
Medical  Department  ( War  Department) : 

Specifications  of  material  and  labor  required  in  construction  of  addi- 
tion to  post  hospital  at  Fort  Leavenworth,  Kans.     29  p.  12" 

Military  Academy  (War  Department): 

Annual  report  of  board  of  visitors,  1906.     31  p.     *  Paper,  5c 
Annual  report    of    superintendent  [for  vear  ending  Aug.  31]  1906. 
67  p.     *  Paper,  10c 

Military  Secretary's  Department  (War  Department): 

Army  list  and  directory,  officers  of  Army,  Oct.  20,  1906;  [no.]  83. 
104  p.  large  8°     [Monthly.]     *  Paper,  10c  single  copy,  $1.00  a  yr. 
Recruiting  for  line  of  Army,  Aug.  1906.     16  p.  12°     [Monthly.] 
Stations  of  Army,  Sept.  30,  1906.     [2]  p.  oblong  large  8°     [Monthly.] 
Same,  Oct.  31,  1906.     [2]  p.  oblong  large  8°     [Monthly.] 

Mine  Inspector  for  Indian  Territory  (Interior  Department): 
[13th]  report,  1906.     58  p. 

Mint  Bureau  (Treasury  Department): 

On  utility  of  cabinet  of  historic  coins.     13  p. 

Mississippi  River  Commission  (Engineer  Department,  War  Depart- 
ment) : 

Stages  of  Mississippi  River  and  its  principal  tributaries,  [calendar 
yearj  1905.     lix  —  75  p. 

National  Academy  of  Sciences: 

Memoirs — 

v.  10,  5th  memoir,  Affinities  of  pelagic  tunicates,  1,  on  new  pvro- 

soma.     p.  149-156,  pi.  4° 
v.  10,  6th  memoir,  Commelinaceaj.     p.  157-192,  pi.  4°    *  Paper,  15c 
National  Home  for  Disabled  Volunteer  Soldiers: 

Proceedings  of  managers,  Sept.  12,  1906.     v.  3,  p.  252-271. 
Record  of  changes  in  membership  of  home,  1905.     238  p. 

National  Museum  (Smithsonian  Institution): 

Note. — The  publications  of  the  National  Museum  comprize  bulletins,  an- 
nual reports,  and  an  annual  volume  of  Proceedings.  The  annual  report  is 
included  in  the  Congressional  set.  The  editions  of  the  bulletins  and  Proceed- 
ings are  too  limited  to  admit  of  general  distribution,  and  the  volumes  of  the 
latter  are  sent  only  to  libraries. 

Contributions  from  national   herbarium,   v.    11,    Flora   of    State  of 
Washington.     637  p.  pi.  maps.  Agr  6-1784/2 


372  October,  1906 

National  Museum — Continued. 

Notes  on  collection  of  fishes  from  Port  Arthur,  Manchuria,  obtained 

by  James  Francis  Abbott,     p.  515-526,  il. 
Notes  on  newlv  mounted  skeleton  of  mervcoidodon,  fossil  mammal. 

p.  513,  514,' pi. 

Nautical   Almanac   Office    (Naval  Observatory,   Equipment  Bureau, 
Navy  Department): 

Note. — The  American  ephemeris  and  nautical  almanac,  in  cloth,  the  Ameri- 
can nautical  almanac  and  the  Pacific  coaster's  nautical  almanac,  in  paper,  are 
sold  for  SI. 00,  30c,  and  15c,  respectively.  The  Astronomical  papers  prepared 
for  use  of  the  American  ephemerisand  nautical  almanac  are  sold  at  cost.  The 
sale  of  these  publications,  heretofore  carried  on  by  the  Bureau  of  Equipment, 
was  turned  over  to  the  Superintendent  of  Documents,  Oct.  1,  1906. 

Naval  Academy  (Navigation  Bureau,  Navy  Department): 

Examination  papers  for  admission  to  academy;  series  1-4,  6-14,  Aug. 

1901-June,  1906.     79  p. 
Regulations  [for]  interior  discipline  and  government.     91  p.  12° 
Naval  Observatory  (Equipment  Bureau,  Navy  Department): 

Publications,  2d  series,  v.  4,  pt.  4  [appendixes].  307  +  54 -j-  101  4-  28 
p.  il.  pi.  map,  4°    *  Paper,  $1.25;  cloth,  $1.50 

Navigation  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Seagoing  vessels  of  United  States,  with  official  numbers  and  signal 
letters,  1906;  pt.  6  of  38th  annual  list  of  merchant  vessels  of 
United  States,  1906.     85  p.  4° 

Navigation  Bureau  (Navy  Department): 

Movements  of  vessels,  Oct.  1-31,  1906.     Each  1  p.  4°     [Daily  except 

Sundays  and  holidays.] 
Orders  to  officers,  U.  S.  N.,  Oct.  1-31,  1906.      Each  1  p.  4°     [Daily 
except  Sundays  and  holidays.  ] 

Navy  Department: 

Note. — For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 
Departmental  order  46  revised;  Oct.  4,  1906.     1  p.  narrow  12° 
General  court-martial  order  62-79  [1906];  July  31-Oct.  11,  1906.     12° 
General  order  25-30  [new  series];  Sept.  26-Oct.  26,  1906.     12° 
List  of  articles  supplied  to  naval  militia,  with  current  prices  of  same. 

10  p.  12° 
Navy  yard  order  661-671,  employment  of  labor  at  navv  yards;  Oct. 

4-27,  1906.     Each  1  p.  narrow  12° 
Special  order  26  [new  series] ;  Oct.  19,  1906.     1  p.  12° 

Northern  and  Northwestern  Lakes  Survey  (Engineer  Department, 
War  Department): 

Note. — Lake  Survey  charts  may  be  obtained  from  U.  S.  Lake  Survey  Office, 
Detroit,  Mich.,  or  from  U.  S.  Engineer  Office,  Buffalo,  N.  Y.  Payments  must 
be  made  before  charts  are  sent,  and  if  made  by  mail  must  be  by  postal  or 
express  money  order  payable  to  the  order  of  U.  S.  Lake  Survey  Office  if  or- 
dered from  Detroit,  or  to  the  order  of  U.  S.  Engineer  Office  if  ordered  from 
Buffalo.  These  charts  may  also  be  obtained,  for  cash  only,  at  U.  S.  Canal 
Office  at  Sault  Ste.  Marie,  Mich.  They  will  be  sent  by  express,  the  express 
charges  to  be  paid  by  the  purchaser  on  receipt  of  the  charts,  or  free  by  mail 
at  the  purchaser's  risk.  Purchasers  should  indicate,  when  ordering  the  charts, 
whether  they  wish  them  sent  by  express  or  mail.  The  latter  will  be  used 
when  no  choice  is  indicated. 

The  bulletins  and  supplements  of  the  Lake  Survey  may  be  obtained  free 
upon  application  at  U.  S.  Lake  Survey  Office,  Detroit,  Mich.,  and  at  the  engi- 
neer offices  in  Duluth,  Milwaukee,  Chicago,  Grand  Rapids,  Cleveland,  Buffalo, 
and  Oswego. 

Charts — 

Erie,   Lake,  Dunkirk  to  Erie  and  Long  Point;  chart  2.     Scale 
1:80,000.     28.6X33.6  in.     15c 


October,  1906  373 

Northern  and  Northwestern  Lakes  Survey — Continued. 
Charts — Continued. 

Erie,  Lake,  General  chart  of,  including  waterways  between  lakes 

Ontario  and  Huron.     Scale  1:400,000.     24X41.1  in.     15c 
Michigan,  Lake,  North  end  of,  including  Green  Bay  and  Straits 
of  Mackinac.     Scale  1:400,000.     21.8X31.4  in.     15c 
Supplement  6,   1906,    corrections  and   additions  to  bulletin  16;    to 
supplement    information    given    upon   charts    of    Great  Lakes. 
11  p.  4° 

Ordnance  Bureau  (Navy  Department): 

Catechism  for  magazine  employees  and  those  having  charge  of  mag- 
azines on  shore  and  afloat.     24  p.  12° 

Circular  and  specifications  of  Navy  Department  concerning  armor 
plate  and  appurtenances  for  vessels  of  Navy.     20  p.  12° 

Course  of  instruction  in  ordnance  at  seamen's  quarters,  navy  yard, 
Washington,  D.  C.     95  p. 

Ordnance  Department  (War  Department): 
Machine-guns — 

Description  and  rules  for  management  of  Colt  automatic  ma- 
chine gun,  caliber  .30,  and  pack  outfit.  Revised  July  25, 1906. 
31  p.  pi. 

Errata  for  Handbook  of  Maxim  automatic  machine  gun,  caliber 
.30,    tripod,  model  of   1904,  wheeled  mount,   model  of  1905, 
pack  outfits,  and  accessories.     3  1. 
Mines,  Submarine.     Price  list  of  articles  of  submarine  mine  equip- 
ment.    16  p. 
Notes  on  construction  of  ordnance  87,  Crozier  10-inch  wire-wrapped 

*  rifle.     16  p.  il.  pi. 
Ordnance.     Handbook  of  3-inch  field  artillery  material  with  instruc- 
tions for  its  care.     Revised  May  10,  1906.     143  p.  il.  pi. 
Ordnance  orders  23  [1906];  Oct.  1,  1906.     10  1.  12° 
Plotting  board.     Description  of  plotting  board  for  mobile  artillery, 

model  of  1905.     6  p.  pi. 
Projectiles.      Instructions   to   bidders  and   specifications  governing 
manufacture  and  inspection  of  projectiles.     Revised  Apr.  4.  1906. 
48  p.  il.  pi.  12° 
Rifles.     Description  and   rules  for  management  of  U.  S.  magazine 
■    rifle,  model  of  1903,  caliber  .30.     Revised  Apr.  18,  1906.     57  p.  il. 
Sights.     Description  of  3-inch  telescopic  sights,  model  of  1904.     Re- 
vised July  15,  1906.     11  p.  pi. 

Pacific  Islands  and  Porto  Rico  Committee  (Senate): 

Organic  acts  for  Hawaii  and  Porto  Rico,  with  amendments  thereto, 
and  appendix  containing  general  legislation  affecting  Hawaii, 
Porto  Rico,  Guam,  and  Tutuila,  56th  Congress,  1st  session-59th 
Congress,  1st  session.     89  p.  6-35318 

Patent  Office  (Interior  Department): 

Note. — The  Patent  Office  publishes  specifications  and  drawings  of  patents, 
botti  in  single  copies  and  monthly  volumes,  the  former  at  5c  and  the  latter 
at  85.00.  The  former  are  not  enumerated  in  this  catalog.  For  certified 
copies  of  patents,  including  specification,  drawing,  certificate,  and  grant,  the 
price  is  80c.  A  variety  of  indexes,  giving  a  complete  view  of  the  work  of  the 
office  from  1790  to  date,  are  published  at  prices  ranging  from  25c  to  $10.00  per 
volume.  The  Rules  of  practice  and  pamphlet  Patent  laws  are  furnished  free. 
The  Patent  Office  issues  coupon  orders  in  packages  of  20  at  $1.00  per  package, 
or  in  books  containing  100  coupons  at  $5.00  per  book.  One  coupon  will 
procure  a  specification  with  drawings, and  two  coupons  a  copy  of  the  Official 
gazette.    They  are  good  until  used.    Address  Chief  Clerk.  Patent  Office. 


374  October,  1906  ' 

Patent  Office — Continued. 

Alphabetical  lists  of  patentees  and  inventions  for  Jan.  and  Feb.  1906. 

263  p.  large  8°    [Bimonthly.    Index  to  v.  120  of  Official  gazette.] 

Same  for  Mar.  and  Apr.  1906.    261  p.  large  8°    [Bimonthly.    Index 

to  v.  121  of  Official  gazette.] 

Official  gazette,   Oct.  2-28,  1906;   v.  124,  nos.  5-8.  p.  1211-2538,  il. 

large  8°     [Weekly.]     Paper,  10c  single  copy,  §5.00  a  vr. 

4-18256/8 
Same  [title-page,  errata,  index  to  decisions,  etc.,  to]  v.  118.     xx  p. 
large  8° 
Report    of    commissioner    to    Secretary   of    Interior,    1906.      6  p. 
*  Paper,  5c 

Pay  Department  ( War  Department ) : 

Annual  report  of  paymaster-general,  1906.     22  p.     -Paper,  5c 

Monthly  station  list  of  officers,  Oct.  1,  1906.     5  p. 

Stoppage  circular,  Oct.  15,  1906.     3  p.     [Monthly.] 
Pension  Bureau  (Interior  Department): 

Annual  report  of  commissioner,  1906.     36  p. 
Philippine  Islands  (Philippine  Commission,  War  Department) : 

Beport  of  Bureau  of  Engineering,  1905.  p.  143-227,  il.  pi.  (Insular 
Affairs  Bureau. ) 

Plant  Industry  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department): 
Bulletin— 

95,  New  tvpe  of  red  clover.     48  p.  il.  pi.     *  Paper,  10c 

Agr  6-1778/2 

100,  pt.  5,  Drug  known  as  pinkroot.     8  p.  il.  pi.     *  Paper,  5c 

100,  pt.  6,  Orchard  grass.     16  p.  pi. 

100,  pt.  7,  Effect  of  copper  upon  water  bacteria.    19  p.    *  Paper,  5c 
Vegetable  Physiology  and  Pathology  Division  bulletin  8  [reprint], 

Principal  diseases  of  citrous  fruits  in  Florida.    42  p.  il.  pi.    *  Paper, 

10c 

Post=Off ice  Department : 

Note. — For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 

Advertisement  inviting  proposals  for  carrying  mails  by  pneumatic 
tubes  or  other  similar  devices  at  Boston,  Mass.,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y., 
New  York,  N.  Y.,  Philadelphia,  Pa.,  Pittsburg,  Pa.,  Baltimore, 
Md.,  Cincinnati,  Ohio,  Chicago,  111.,  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  St.  Louis, 
Mo.,  and  San  Francisco,  Cal.     26  p. 

Post-Office  Department  before  Postal  Commission,  Xew  York,  Oct.  1, 
1906,  case  of  Department  against  existing  statutes  in  relation  to 
2d  class  of  mail  matter,  statement  of  3d  assistant  Postmaster-Gen- 
eral.    43  p. 

Proposal  and  specifications  for  general  supplies  for  Department  and 
postal  service  for  year  1907,  and  4  years  1906-10.     128  p.  f° 

Public  acts  and  resolutions  relating  to  Department  and  postal  service, 
59th  Congress,  1st  session.     42  p. 

Rural  delivery  service,  box  regulations.     3  p. 

United  States  official  postal  guide,  2d  series,  v.  28,  no.  10;  Oct.  1906. 
68  p.  12°     [Monthly.]     Paper,  $2.00  a  yr. 

Note. — No.  1,  January,  for  each  year,  is  what  is  usually  known  as  the  Postal 
guide,  nos.  2-12  being  additions  and  corrections.  Sold  by  the  printers,  J.  B. 
Lyon  Company,  Beaver  and  Daniel  streets,  Albany. 

President  of  United  States : 

Alaska.  Executive  order  [that  office  of  surveyor-general  of  Alaska 
be  removed  from  Sitka  to  Juneau,  Alaska].     1  p.  f° 


October,  1906  375 

President  of  United  States — Continued. 

Cuba.  Executive  order  [that  temporary  administration  of  govern- 
ment of  Cuba  be  conducted  in  Havana  by  provisional  governor, 
and  all  business  in  relation  thereto  in  this  country  be  transacted 
in  Bureau  of  Insular  Affairs] .     1  p.  f° 

Customs  service.  Executive  order  [schedule  A  of  civil-service  rules 
amended  so  as  to  except  from  examination  one  private  secretary 
in  office  of  naval  officer  of  customs  at  port  of  New  York] .     1  p.  f° 

Forest  reservations — 

Diamond  Mountain  forest  reserve,  Cal.,  2d  proclamation.     1  p. 

map,  f° 
Mount  Taylor  forest  reserve,  N.  Mex.,  proclamation.     1  p.  map,  f° 
Santa  Barbara  forest  reserve,  Cal.,  2d  proclamation.     1  p.  map,  f° 
Siskiyou  forest  reserve,  Oreg.,  proclamation.     1  p.  map,  f° 
Uinta  forest  reserve,  Utah  and   Wyo.,  5th  proclamation.     1  p. 
map,  f° 

Grant,  Fort,  Ariz.  Executive  order  [that  part  of  military  reserva- 
tion of  fort  shall  become  part  of  Mount  Graham  forest  reserve, 
but  shall  remain  subject  to  unhampered  use  of  War  Department 
for  military  purposes].     1  p.  f° 

Hines,  Paul  A.  Executive  order  [authorizing  promotion  of  Hines]. 
1  p.  f° 

Jones,  John  Paul.  Address  of  President  Roosevelt  on  occasion  of 
reinterment  of  remains  of  Jones  at  Annapolis,  Md.,  Apr.  24,  1906. 
23  p. 

Liscum,  Fort,  Alaska.  Executive  order  [reserving  tract  of  public 
land  near  Valdez,  Alaska,  for  target  range  for  use  of  troops  of 
fort].     1  p.  f° 

Marine  Corps.  Executive  order  [that  prizes  for  excellence  in  gun- 
nery exercise  and  target  practice  in  all  competitions  occurring 
subsequently  to  June  30,  1906,  shall  be  awarded  to  enlisted  men 
of  corps  under  same  conditions  as  to  enlisted  men  of  Navy]. 
1  p.  f° 

Medals.  Executive  order  [that  presentation  of  medal  of  honor  to 
enlisted  men  or  officers  of  naval  service  be  made  with  formal  and 
impressive  ceremonial].     1  p.  f° 

Navy  Department.  Executive  order  [that  part  of  New  Fort  Lyon 
military  reservation  be  set  apart  for  use  of  Navy  Department  for 
sanitarium].     1  p.  f° 

Osscar,  Joe.  Executive  order  [authorizing  retention  of  Osscar]. 
1  p.  f° 

San  Pedro,  Fort,  P.  I.  Executive  order  [excluding  from  military 
reservation  of  fort  land  reserved  for  Iloilo  port  light] .     1  p.  f° 

Spanish  Treaty  Claims  Commission.  Executive  order  [extending 
time  for  work  of  commission  to  Mar.  2,  1907].     1  p.  fA 

Thanksgiving  [1906],  proclamation.     1  p.  f° 

United  Spanish  War  Veterans — 

Executive  order  [that  members  of  Grand  Army  of  the  Republic 
employed  in  Executive  Departments,  Government  Printing 
Office,  and  navy-yard  and  station,  Washington,  D.  C,  be  ex- 
cused from  duty  on  Oct.  9,  1906,  to  participate  in  parade  of 
United  Spanish  War  Veterans  arranged  for  that  day].  1  p.  f° 
Executive  order  [that  members  of  United  Spanish  War  Veterans 
employed  in  Executive  Departments,  Government  Printing 
Office,  and  navy-yard  and  station,  Washington,  D.  C,  be  ex- 
cused from  duty  on  Oct.  9,  1906,  to  participate  in  parade  of  or- 
ganization arranged  for  that  day] .     1  p.  f° 


376  October,  1906 

Public  Health  and  Marine=Hospital  Service  (Treasury  Department): 
Public  health  reports,  v.  21,  nos.  40-43;  Oct.  5-26, 1906.    p.  1149-1275. 
[Weekly.]  6-25167 

Note. — This  publication  is  for  gratuitous  distribution,  but  the  edition  is 
limited,  and  the  document  is  intended  only  for  health  officers  and  other  per- 
sons interested  in  sanitary  affairs.  To  obtain  it  application  should  be  made 
to  the  Surgeon-General  of  the  Public  Health  and  Marine-Hospital  Service, 
Treasury  Department. 

Transactions  of  3d  annual  Conference  of  State  and  Territorial  Health 
Officers  with  Public  Health  and  Marine-Hospital  Service,  Wash- 
ington, D.  O,  May  15,  1905.     52  p!  6-35322 

Public  Roads  Office  (Agriculture  Department): 
Circular — - 

53,  Public  roads  of  Pennsylvania,  mileage  and  expenditures  in 
1904.     4  p. 

54,  Public  roads  of  Montana,  mileage  and  expenditures  in  1904. 
2  p.    _ 

55,  Public  roads  of  Wyoming,  mileage  and  expenditures  in  1904. 
2  p. 

56,  Public  roads  of  North  Dakota,  mileage  and- expenditures  in 
1904.     2  p. 

57,  Public  roads  of  South  Dakota,  mileage  and  expenditures  in 
1904.     3  p. 

Publications  Division  (Agriculture  Department): 

Monthly    list  of  publications    [of    Agriculture    DeDartment],    Sept. 
1906.     4  p. 
Same  [for  foreign  distribution]. 
Quartermaster's  Department  (War  Department): 
Circular  22,  23  [1906] ;  Oct.  19,  30,  1906.     2  p.  12° 
Roster  showing  stations  and  duties  of  officers,  Oct.  3,  1906.     16  p. 
[Monthly.] 

Railway  Mail  Service  (Post-Office  Department): 

Daily  bulletin  of  orders  affecting  postal  service,  v.  27,  nos.  8105-31a; 
Oct.  1-31,  1906.     f°     [Daily  except  Sundays  and  holidays.] 

Register  of  Treasury  (Treasury  Department): 

Annual  report,  1906.     25  p.     *  Paper,  5c 
Signal  Office  (War  Department): 

Annual  report  of  chief  signal  officer,  1906.     34  p.     *  Paper,  5c 

Buzzer,     p.  87-99,  il. 

Circular  11,  12  [1906];  Sept.  27,  Oct.  1,  1906.     Each  3  p.  il.     12° 

Orders  18,  19  [1906];  Oct.  1,  16,  1906.     12° 
Smithsonian  Institution:  ( 

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"The  publications  of  the  Smithsonian  Institution  are,  1,  Contributions  to 
knowledge;  2,  Miscellaneous  collections;  3,  annual  reports;  4,  special  papers. 
No  sets  of  these  are  for  sale  or  distribution,  as  most  of  the  volumes  are  out  of 
print.  The  volumes  of  Contributions  and  Collections  are  distributed  only  to 
designated  public  libraries  and  learned  institutions  in  this  country  and  abroad. 
A  small  edition  of  the  papers  in  these  two  series  is  printed  separately  for  sale 
or  exchange.  The  Smithsonian  reports  are  distributed  by  the  Institution  to 
libraries  throughout  the  world;  may  be  had  by  purchase  at  cost  from  the 
Superintendent  of  Documents,  and  may  also  generally  be  obtained  free  of 
charge  from  the  applicant's  Member  of  Congress."  The  annual  reports  are 
the  only  Smithsonian  publications  that  are  regularly  issued  as  public  docu- 
ments. All  the  others  are  paid  for  from  the  private  funds  of  the  Institution. 
The  annual  reports  are  included  in  the  Congressional  set.  For  bureaus  under 
this  Institution,  see  names  of  bureaus. 

Species  of  mosquitoes  in  genus  megarhinus.     p.  241-258,  il. 


October,  1906  377 

Soils  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department): 

Field  operations  of  bureau,  1904  [Hth  report];  maps.     (H.  doc.  458 

[pt.  2],  58th  Cong.  3d  sess.) 
Soil  survey  of  Carrington  area,  X.  Dak.     26  p.  il.  maps. 
Soil  survey  of  Gallatin  Valley,  Mont.     26  p.  il.  map. 
Soil  survey  of  McCracken  County,  Ky.     20  p.  il.  map. 
Soil  survey  of  Oxford  area,  Mich.     19  p.  il.  map. 
Soil  survey  of  Upshur  County,  W.  Va.     20  p.  il.  map. 

Soldiers'  Home,  District  of  Columbia  (War  Department): 

Annual  report  of  commissioners  [with  reports  of  officers  of  home] 
and  report  of  annual  inspection  bv  inspector-general  of  Army, 
1906.     39  p.     *  Paper,  5c 

Spanish  Treaty  Claims  Commission: 

Opinion  35:  Aug.  15,  1906.     3  p.  large  8° 

President  Roosevelt's  message  of  Apr.  9,  1906,  with  commission's 
letter  of  Apr.  7  [relative  to  progress  and  condition  of  business  of 
commission].     39  p.  6-35097 

Staff  Corps,  General  (War  Department): 

Additions  to  Drill  regulations  for  field  artillery,  provisional.  31  p. 
small  4° 

Standards  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Alloys.     Experiments  on  Heusler  magnetic  alloys,     p.  297-316,  il. 

large  8° 
Disks.     Talbot's  law  as  applied  to  rotating  sectored  disk.     p.  1-32,  il. 

pi.  large  8° 
Electrodynamometers — 

Gray  absolute  electrodynamometer.     p.  71-86,  il.  large  8° 
Xew  determination  of  electromotive  force  of  Weston  and  Clark 
standard  cells  by  absolute  electrodynamometer.     p.  33-70,  il. 
pi.  large  8° 
Electrolytic  wave  detector.     On  platinum-point  electrolytic  detector 

for  electrical  waves,     p.  261-274,  il.  large  8° 
Induction — 

Calculation  of  self-inductance  of  single-layer  coils,     p.  161-187,  il. 

large  8° 
Construction  and  calculation  of  absolute  standards  of  inductance, 
p.  87-143,  il.  large  8° 

Influence  of  frequency  upon  self-inductance  of  coils,  p.  275-296, 
il.  large  8° 

Meters.  Efficiency  meter  for  electric  incandescent  lamps,  p.  145-160,' 
il.  pi.  large  8° 

Polarimetric  instruments.  Polarimetric  sensibilitv  and  accuracy, 
p.  249-260, large  8° 

Polariscopes.  Spectrum  lines  as  light  sources  in  polariscope  measure- 
ments,    p.  239-248,  il.  large  8° 

Potentiometers.  New  potentiometer  for  measurement  of  electromo- 
tive force  and  current,     p.  225-238.  il.  pi.  large  8° 

Spectrophotometers.  [Small  and  inexpensive  spectrophotometer.] 
p.  317,  318,  il.  large  8° 

Thermometers.  Heat  treatment  of  high  temperature  mercurial  ther- 
mometers,    p.  189-223,  il.  large  8° 


378  October,  1906 

State  Department: 

Note. — The  State  Department  distributes  its  publications  gratuitously. 
Digest    of    international    law.      v.   2-7,  1123+  1022  +  806  +  870  + 
1037  +  1109  p. 
Same.     v.  6,  7,  1037  +  1109  p.      (H.  doc.  551  [pts.  6,  7],  56th  Cong- 
2d  sess. )  6-35196 

Diplomatic  list,  Oct.  1906.     14  p.  24°     [Monthly.] 
Register,  corrected  to  Sept.  15,  1906.     134  p.     *  Paper,  15c 
Report  of  French- Venezuelan  Mixed  Claims  Commission  of  1902. 
471  p. 
Same.     (S.  doe.  533.)  6-35321 

Supplementary  convention  between  United  States  and  Japan  for  ex- 
tradition of  criminals,  signed  Tokyo,  May  17,  1906,  proclaimed 
Sept.  26,  1906.     2  p. 

Statistics  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department): 

Bulletin  42,  Russia's  wheat  surplus,  conditions  under  which  it  is  pro- 
duced.    103  p.  il.  maps.     *  Paper,  20c  Agr  6-1779/3 

Crop  reporter,  v.  8,  no.  6;  Oct.  1906.     p.  41-48,  4°     [Monthly.] 
Same,  index  [to  v.  1-4].     7  p.  4° 

Statistics  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Note. — The  Bureau  furnishes  its  publications   gratuitously  to  those  who 
apply  for  them. 

Bulletin  3,  series  1906-07,  Exports  of  domestic  breadstuffs,  meat  and 
dairy  products,  food  animals,  cotton,  and  mineral  oils,  Sept.  1906. 
12  p.  4°     [Monthly.] 

Imports  and  exports — 

Advance  sheets  from  Monthly  summary  of  commerce  and  finance, 
showing  details  of  imports  and  exports  by  articles  and  coun- 
tries for  Aug.  1906.     70  p.  4° 
Same,  for  Sept.  1906.     69  p.  4° 
Schedule  C,  classification  of  foreign  countries  and  dependencies 
for  statements  of  imports,  exports,  and  tonnage  movement  in 
foreign  trade  of  United  States.     Edition,  June  25,  1906.     10  p. 
Total  values  of  imports  and  exports  of  United  States,  Sept.  1906. 
[2]  p.  4°     [Monthly.] 

Internal   commerce.      Monthly  summary  of  internal   commerce  of 

United  States,  Aug.  [1904-]06.     p.  315-366,  4° 
Monthly  summary  of  commerce  and  finance  of  United  States,  Aug. 

1906';  no.  2,  series  1906-07.     p.  219-434,  4° 
Publications.     List  of  publications.     3  p. 
Statistical  record   of  progress  of  United  States,    1800-1906.     42  p. 

*  Paper,  10c 

Subsistence  Department  (War  Department): 
Circular  4  [1906] ;  Oct,  20,  1906.     1  p.  12° 
Report  of  commissary-general,  1906.     21  p.     *  Paper,  5c 
Roster  [of  officers],  Oct.  1,  1906.     3  p.     [Monthly.] 
Supplies  and  Accounts  Bureau  (Navy  Department): 

Memoranda  for  information  of  officers  of  Pay  Corps,  commanding 
officers  of  ships,  and  commandants  of  stations  67;  Oct.  1,  1906. 
p.  157-165,  12°     [Monthly.] 

Treasurer  of  United  States  (Treasury  Department): 

29th  annual  report  on  sinking  fund  and  funded  debt  of  District  of 
Columbia,  1906.     19  p. 


October,  1906  379 

Treasurer  of  United  States— Continued. 

Monthly  statement,  paper  currency  of  each  denomination  outstand- 
ing Sept.  29,  1906.     1  p.  oblong  24° 
Statement  of  funded  indebtedness  of  District  of  Columbia  and  late 
corporation  of  Washington,  [by]  ex-officio  commissioner  of  sink- 
ing fund  of  District,  Sept.  29,  1906.     1  p.  oblong  8°     [Quarterly.] 

Treasury  Department: 

Note. — For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 

Appeals  pending  before  United  States  courts  in  customs  cases,  no.  14; 
Oct.  1,  1906.     82  p.     [Quarterly.] 

Jamestown  Tercentennial  Exposition  at  Norfolk,  Va.  [regulations]. 
5  p.  4°     (Dept.  circular  93,  1906.) 

Judgments  in  favor  of  owners  of  land  taken  thru  condemnation  pro- 
ceedings.    1  p.  4°     (Dept.  circular  92,  1906.) 

Reciprocal  commercial  agreement  between  United  States  and  Bul- 
garia under  provisions  of  sec.  3,  act  of  July  24,  1897  [proclamation 
of  President].     2  p.  4°     (Dept.  circular  90,  1906.) 

Statement  of  public  debt  and  cash  in  Treasury,  Sept.  1906.  1  p.  f° 
[Monthly.] 

Treasury  decisions  under  tariff,  internal  revenue,  and  other  laws, 
weekly,  v.  12,  nos.  14-17;  Oct.  4-25,  1906.     pi. 

Vicksburg  National  Military  Park  Commission  (War  Department) : 
Report,  1906.     5  p. 

War  Department: 

Note. — For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 
Circular  50-55  [1906];  Sept.  30-Oct.  26,  1906.     12° 
Circular  O,  1906.     Circular  [promulgating  Executive  order  relative 

to  8  hours  per  diem  service  on  public  works].     1  p.  12° 
General  orders  165-183  [1906];  Oct.  1-31,  1906.     12° 
Special  orders  232-258  [1906];  Oct.  1-31,  1906.     12°     [Daily  except 

Sundays  and  holidays.] 

Weather  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department): 

Note. — For  these  publications  application  should  be  made  to  the  Chief  of 
the  Weather  Bureau. 

Monthly  weather  review,  v.  34,  no.  6;  June,  1906.     p.  255-305,  il.  pi. 
maps,  4°    Paper,  20c  single  copy,  $2.50  a  yr. 

Same,  v.  34,  no.  7;  July,  1906.     p.  307-356,  il.  pi.  maps,  4° 
National  weekly  weather  bulletin,  Oct.  1,  1906;  no.  29  [1906].    24  X 

19  in.     [Weekly  Apr.-Sept.,  monthly  remainder  of  year.] 
Weather  map,  Oct.  1-31,  1906.     19  X  24  in.     [Daily.] 

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GOVERNMENT  PRINTING  OFFICE 

Superintendent  of  Documents 


No.  143 


NOVEMBER 


1906 


Catalog 

of 

United  States  Public  Documents 


WASHINGTON 

GOVERNMENT  PRINTING   OFFICE 
1906 


Abbreviations 


Academy aead. 

Agricultural agric. 

Amendments amdts. 

American Amer. 

Appendix app. 

Association  assoc. 

Board bd. 

College coll. 

Commission comn. 

Commi  ttee com. 

Congress Cong. 

Consular cons. 

Department dept. 

Document doc. 

Executive ex. 

Exposition expos. 

Facsimile,  facsimiles facsim. 

Folio f ° 

General gen. 

Geologic geol. 

Government Govt. 

Historical hist. 

House  bill H. 

House  concurrent  resolution H.C.R. 

House  document H.  doc. 

House  joint  resolution H.J.  R. 

House  report H .  rp. 

House  resolution  (simple) H.R. 

Illustrated, illustration,  illustrations  ...il. 

Inch,  inches in. 

Institifte,  institution inst. 

Latitude lat. 

Leaf,  leaves 1  • 

Library L. 

Longitude long. 


Mile,  miles m. 

Miscellaneous misc. 

Nautical naut. 

Number,  numbers no.,  nos. 

Octavo 8° 

Page,  pages p. 

Part,  parts pt.,  pts. 

Plate,  plates L-.-.pl. 

Portrait,  portraits por. 

Public pub. 

Quarto 4° 

Railway ry. 

Report rp. 

Resolution res. 

Secretary secy. 

Section,  sections sec. 

Senate  bill S. 

Senate  concurrent  resolution S.  C.  R. 

Senate  document S.  doc. 

Senate  joint  resolution S.  J.R. 

Senate  report S.  rp. 

Senate  resolution  (simple) S.  R. 

Session sess. 

Sixteenmo 16° 

Society soc. 

Superintendent supt. 

Table,  tables tab. 

Thirt  vt  w  o-mo 32° 

Treasury Treas. 

Twelvemo 12° 

Twenty  four-mo 24° 

University univ. 

Versus vs.,  v. 

Volume,  volumes v. 

Year yr. 


Explanation 

Words  and  figures  inclosed  in  brackets  []  are  given  for  information,  but 
do  not  appear  on  the  title-pages  of  the  publications  cataloged.  When  size 
is  not  given,  octavo  is  to  be  understood.  Size  of  maps  is  measured  from 
outer  edge  of  border,  excluding  margin. 

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AOVE3IBER,  1906 


Agriculture  Department: 

Note. — For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureau?. 
Bureau  of  Animal  Industry  meat  inspection  rulings  1A.  3  p. 
Bureau  of  Animal  Industry  order  137  [amendment  5];  regulations 

governing  meat  inspection  of  Department  of  Agriculture.     4  p. 
Bureau  of  Animal  Industry  rule  1,  revision  1   [amendment  8];  to 

prevent  spread  of  splenetic  fever  in  cattle.     2  p. 
Farmers'  bulletin — 

112,  Bread  and  principles  of  bread  making.     Revised  [edition]. 
40  p.  il.     *  Paper,  5c 

266,  Management  of  soils  to  conserve  moisture,  with  special  refer- 
ence to  semiarid  conditions.     30  p.  il.     *  Paper,  5c 

Agr  6-1821/3 

267,  Experiment  station  work  37.     32  p.  il.     *  Paper,  5c 

Agr  6-305/3 

268,  Industrial    alcohol,    sources    and    manufacture.     45  p.  il. 
*  Paper,  5c  •  Agr  6-1822/2 

269,  Industrial  alcohol,  uses  and  statistics.     29  p.  il.     *  Paper,  5c 

Agr  6-1823/2 

270,  Modern  conveniences  for  farm  home.     48  p.  il.     *  Paper,  10c 

Agr  6-1824/3 

Librarv.     Bulletin  61,  Accessions  to  Department  library,  July-Sept. 

1906.     61  p.     [Quarterly.]     *Paper,  10c  6-18608 

American  Republics  Bureau: 

Note. — This  Bureau  sells  its  own  monthly  bulletins,   handbooks,   etc.,  at 
prices  usually  ranging  from  5c  to  $1.00.    Address  the  Director  of  the  Bureau. 

[16th]  annual  report  of  director  [1906,  with  appendix].     17  p. 

Same,  Spanish  [without  appendix].     8  p.  6-35342 

Transactions  of  2d  International  Sanitary  Convention  of  American 
Republics,  Washington,  D.  C,  Oct.  9-14,  1905.  460  p.  *  Paper, 
35c  6-35332 

Animal  Industry  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department) : 

Bulletin  38,  Tuberculosis  of  food-producing  animals.  99  p.  pi. 
*  Paper,  40c  Agr  6-1738 

Outline  of  work  of  Animal  Husbandry  Office.     13  p.  16° 

Agr  6-1840/3 
Appraisers  (Treasury  Department) : 

Reappraisement  of  merchandise  by  general  appraisers  [on  Oct.  26- 
Nov.  21,  1906];  Nov.  5-26,  1906.  4°  ( Reappraisement  circulars 
1481-97.)     [Weekly.] 

Architect,  Supervising  (Treasury  Department): 
Annual  report,  1906.     115  p.     *  Cloth,  35c 

385 


386  November,  1906 

Arizona  (Interior  Department): 

Report  of  governor,  1906.     32  p.  map. 
Army  Mediqal  School  (Medical  Department,  War  Department): 

Report  of  president,  10th  session,  Oct.  1,1905-May  31,  1906.     8  p. 

*  Paper,  5c 

Artillery  School,  Fort  Monroe  (Military  Secretary's  Department,  War 

Department): 
Index  to  current  military  literature  published  with  Journal  U.  S. 

artillery,  v.  26,  no.  2,  Sept, -Oct,  1906.     p.  39-69. 
Journal  of  United  States  artillery,  v.  26,  no.  2,  whole  no.  81,  Sept- 

Oct.  1906.      p.   117-220.   il.  pi.  tab.      [Bimonthly.]     Paper,  50c 

single  copy,  $2.50  a  yr. 

Attorney =General,  Assistant,  for  Court  of  Claims  (Justice  Depart- 
ment): 
Annual  report  for  year  ending  Oct.  31,  1906.     8  p.     *  Paper,  5c 
Auditor  for  Post=Office  Department  (Treasury  Department): 

Report  to  Secretary  of  Treasury  and  Postmaster-General,  1906.     31  p. 
*Cloth,  25c;  *paper,  5c 

Biological  Survey  Bureau  ( Agriculture  Department) : 

North  American  fauna  26,   Revision  of  skunks  of  genus  spilogale. 
55  p.  pi.  map.     *  Paper,  25c  Agr  6-1827,2 

Bookkeeping  and  Warrants  Division  (Treasury  Department): 

Comparative  statement  of  receipts  and  expenditures  of  United  States 
[for  month  and  4  months  ending  Oct.  1905  and  1906].     1  p.  ob- 
long 8°     [Monthly.] 
Statement  of  Treasury,  Nov.  1-30,  1906.     Each  [2]  1.  4°     [Daily  ex- 
cept Sundays  and  holidays.] 

Canal  Zone,  Isthmus  of  Panama  (Isthmian  Canal  Commission,  War 
Department) : 
Bulletin  2,  Laboratory  of  Board  of  Health,  Isthmian  Canal  Commis- 
sion,   Experiments    in    practical    culicidal    fumigation.     22    p. 

*  Paper,  5c  6-35334 
Population  and  deaths  from  various  diseases  in  city  of  Panama,  by 

months  and  years,  Nov.  1883-Aug.  1906;  number  of  employees 
and  deaths  from  various  diseases  among  employees  of  French 
canal  companies,  by  months  and  vears,  Jan.  1881-Apr.  1904.  37  p. 
12°     *  Paper,  10c  6-35333 

Report  of   Department   of   Health  of   Isthmian  Canal  Commission, 
Sept.  1906.     6(>  p.  12°     [Monthly.]  6-13939/3 

Catalog  Division  (Library  of  Congress): 

Classification,  outline  scheme  of  classes.     21  1.  4"  6-42388/2 

Census  Bureau  ( Commerce  and  Labor  Department) : 

Bulletin  58,  Census  of  manufactures,  1905,  Ohio.     61  p.  4°        4-19052 

Extension  of  registration  area  for  births  and  deaths,  practical  example 

of  cooperative  census  methods  as  applied  to  Pennsylvania.     51  p. 

6-35317 
Chemistry  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department): 
Bulletin— 

84,  pt,  2,  Influence  of  food  preservatives  and  artificial  colors  on 
digestion  and  health,  2,  salicylic  acid  and  salicvlates.  p.  479- 
760,  il.    *  Paper,  30c  Agr  6-1828/9 


November,  1906  387 

Chemistry  Bureau — Continued. 
Bulletin — Continued. 

103,  Experimental  work  in  production  of  table  sirup  at  Waycross, 
Ga..  1905,  together  with  Summary  of  4-year  experiment  on 
fertilization  of  sugarcane.     38  p.     *  Paper,  10c        Agr  6-1829/3 
Food  inspection  decisions  40-43.     4  p. 
Civil  Service  Commission: 

Note. — The  Commission  furnishes  its  publications  gratuitously  to  those  who 
apply  for  them. 

Instructions  to  applicants  for  2d  civil  service  district,  headquarters, 
New  York  City.     14  p. 
Same  for  8th  civil  service  district,  headquarters,  St.  Paul,  Minn. 
13  p. 

Coast  and  Geodetic  Survey  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Note. — The  charts,  coast  pilots,  and  tide  tables  of  the  Coast  and  Geodetic 
Survey  are  sold  at  the  office  of  the  Survey  in  Washington,  and  also  by  one  or 
more  sales  agents  in  each  of  the  important  American  seaports.  The  monthly 
Notice  to  mariners  may  be  had  free  at  these  agencies,  at  all  United  States  cus- 
tom-houses, at  the  branch  hydrographic  offices  of  the  Navy  Department,  at 
United  States  consulates  in  foreign  ports,  and  at  the  office  of  the  Coast  and 
Geodetic  Survey. 

Charts — 

Alaska,  Dixon  Entrance  to  Chatham  Strait;  chart  8150.     Scale 
1 :  200, 000.     38.5  X  31.6  in.     50c 

Mobile  Bay  and  entrance,  Ala. ;  chart  188.    Scale  1: 80,000.    38.1  X 
28.2  in.     50c 
Notice  to  mariners  343;  Oct.  1906.    13  1. 4-  p.  14-18,  4°     [Monthly.] 
Philippine  Islands  sailing  directions,  sec.  6  and  7;  Mindoro  Strait, 

Palawan  Island,  Sulu  Sea  and  Archipelago  [and  part  of  northeast 

coast  of  Borneo].     2d  edition.     230  p.  il. 
Results  of  magnetic  observations  made  bv  survey,  1906.     p.  107— 

209,  pi.  large  8° 
Tide  tables  for  Pacific  Coast  of  United  States,  with  foreign  ports  in 

Pacific  Ocean,  for  [calendar  year]  1907.     [163]  p.  large  8°    Paper, 

10c 
United  States  coast  pilot,  Atlantic  Coast;  pt.  8,  Gulf  of  Mexico  from 

Key  West  to  Rio  Grande,  supplement  to  2d  edition.     28  1.  large  8° 

Columbia  Institution  for  Instruction  of  Deaf  and  Dumb  (Interior 
Department ) : 
[49th]  report,  1906.     13  p.      '  6-35346 

Commerce  and  Labor  Department: 

Note. — The  Department  of  Commerce  and  Labor  distributes  the  Consular  re- 
p6rts  gratuitously.    For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 

Amended  steamboat-inspection  rules  and  regulations.    2  p.  4°  (Dept. 

circular  133. ) 
Examination  and  certification  of  foreign  passenger  steamers  of  Japan 

inspected  under  laws  of  that  country.     1  p.  4°     (Dept.  circular 

135.) 
Porto  Eican  coffee  exported  from   United  States.     1  p.  4°     (Dept. 

circular  134.) 
Report  on  trade  conditions  in  Central  America  and  on  west  coast  of 

South  America.     113  p.     *  Paper,  15c 

Comptroller  of  Currency  (Treasury  Department): 
Bulletin  707-710;  Nov.  5-26,  1906.     4U     [Weekly.] 


388  November,  1906 

Congress: 

Note. — See  also  Senate. 
Sheep-bound  reserve.     [The  serial  numbers  of  the  volumes  issued  in 
November  are  as  follows:  4906-4908,  4911,  4918,  4920,  4921,  4923, 
4925-4927,  4929,  4930,  4934,  4935,  4938,  4939,  4943,  4944.] 

Controller  of  Treasury  (Treasury  Department) : 

Decisions,  v.  13,  pt.  1,  July-Sept.  1906.     p.  1-260.     *  Paper,  25c 

Copyright  Office  (Library  of  Congress): 

Note. — The  bulletins  of  the  office  are  sent  free  on  application  to  the  Register 
of  Copyrights.  Subscriptions  for  the  Catalogue  of  copyright  entries  should  be 
sent  to  the  Register  of  Copyrights,  instead  of  to  collectors  of  customs  as  formerly. 

Catalogue  K»f  copyright  entries;  new  series,  v.  1,  nos.  17,  pts.  3,  4, 
no.  18,  pts.  1,  2;  no.  19-22,  pt.  1;  Nov.  1-28,  1906.  [Weekly. 
Each  number  issued  in  4  parts:  pt.  1  relates  to  books,  dramatic 
compositions,  maps  and  charts;  pt.  2,  to  periodicals;  pt.  3,  to 
musical  compositions;  pt.  4,  to  engravings,  cuts  and  prints,  chro- 
mos  and  lithographs,  photographs,  fine  arts.]  Paper,  §5.00  a 
yr. ;  pts.  1  and  3,  each  $2.00  a  vr. ;  pts.  2  and  4,  each  §1.00  a  yr. ; 
all  or  any  of  the  4  pts.  July-Dec.  1906,  half  price.  6-35347 

Corporations  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Interstate  commerce  law  as  changed  by  act  of  June  29,  1906.     56  1.  4° 

*  Paper,  35c  6-35287 

Court  of  Claims: 

Calendar  of  cases  ready  for  trial  or  hearing  by  court,  Dec.  1906. 
156  p. 

Crater  Lake  National  Park  (Interior  Department) : 

Report  of  superintendent,  1906.     13  p.  il.  map.     *  Paper,  10c 
District  of  Columbia: 

Auditor.     Report,  1906.     53  p.     *  Paper,  10c  6-35348 

Blind,  Aid  Association  for.      Report  [of  secretary  ami  treasurer], 

1906.     12  p.     *  Paper,  5c 
Electrical  Department.     Annual  report,  1906.     26  p.     *  Paper,  5c 

6-35349 
Fire  Department.     [21st]  report  of  chief,  1906.     31  p.     *  Paper,  10  c 

6-35350 
Gas.     Report  of  inspector  of  gas  and  meters,  1906.     12  p.     *  Paper, 

5c  6-35351 

Industrial   Home   School.     [10th]  report  of  trustees,   1906.     11   p. 

*  Paper,  5c 

Streets.  Report  of  superintendent  of  Street  Cleaning  Department, 
1906.     28  p.     *  Paper,  5c  6-35352 

Taxes.     Report  of  collector  of  taxes,  1906.     11  p.     *  Paper,  5c 

6-35353 
Documents  Office  (Government  Printing  Office): 

Catalog  of  United  States  public  documents,  no.  142;  Oct.  1906. 
p.  355-379.     [Monthly.]     *  Paper,  $1.10  a  yr.  4-18088/2 

Engineer  Department  (War  Department): 

Note. — For  divisions  under  this  bureau,  see  names  of  divisions. 
Circular  54  [1906] ;  Nov.  8,  1906.     1  p.  12° 
Connecticut.     Annual  report  upon  improvement  of  rivers  and  harbors 

in  Connecticut,  and  of  Pawcatuck  River,     p.  92-115,  921-940. 
Delaware   River.     Annual   report  upon  improvement  of   Delaware 
River  and  of  certain  works  in  Delaware  Bay.     p.  168-177, 1021-50. 


November,  1906  389 

Engineer  Department — Continued. 

Maine.     Annual  report  upon  improvement  of  rivers  and  harbors  in 

Maine  and  New  Hampshire,     p.  18-41,  849-868. 
Maryland.     Annual  report  upon  improvement  of  Patapsco  River  and 

Baltimore  Harbor,  Md.,  of  rivers  and  harbors  in  Maryland  on 

eastern  shore  of  Chesapeake  Bav,  of  Nanticoke  River,  and  of  Broad 

Creek  River,     p.  195-215,  1071-90. 
Massachusetts.     Annual   report  upon  improvement  of  rivers  and 

harbors   in   southeastern   Massachusetts  and   in   Rhode   Island. 

p.  73-92,  895-919. 
New  Jersey — 

Annual  report  upon  improvement  of  rivers  and  harbors  in  north- 
eastern New  Jersey,     p.  147-168,  993-1019. 

Annual  report  upon  improvement  of  rivers  and  harbors  in  southern 
New  Jersey  and  in  Delaware,     p.  177-195,  1051-70. 
New  York.     Annual  report  upon  improvement  of  rivers  and  harbors 

in  New  York  on  Long  Island  Sound  and  on  southern  shore  of 

Long  Island,  of  Hudson  River  and  harbors  thereon,  and  of  Harlem 

and  East  rivers,     p.  115-141,  941-968. 
New  York  Harbor.     Annual  report  upon  improvement  of  harbor  and 

Bav  Rid°;e  and  Red  Hook  channels,  enlargement  of  Governors 

Island,     p.  141-147,  969-992,  pi. 
Officers.     Statement  showing  rank,  duties,  and  addresses  of  officers 

of  Corps  of  Engineers.     29  p.  4°     [Quarterly.]     *  Paper,  10c 
Report.     Annual  report  of  chief,  1906.     832  p. 
Special  orders  32-36  [1906] ;  Nov.  1-26,  1906.     Each  1  p.  12° 
"Vermont.     Annual  report  upon  improvement  of  rivers  and  harbors 

in  Vermont,    eastern  Massachusetts,    and    New  York  on    Lake 

Champlain.     p.  41-73,  869-894. 

Engineer  School  (Engineer  Department,  War  Department): 
Annual  report  of  commandant,  1906.     11  p.     *  Paper,  5c 
Occasional  papers  22,   Attacks  of  hellgrammite  on  white  oak  sub- 
merged in  fresh  water.     6  p.  il.  pi. 

Entomology  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department): 

Bulletin  61,  Laws  in  force  against  injurious  insects  and  foul  brood  in 
United  States.     222  p.     *Paper,  25c  Agr  6-1830/3 

Circular  80,  Melon  aphis.     16  p.  il.     *  Paper,  5c  Agr  6-1833/2 

Scope  and  status  of  economic  entomology,     p.  5-23.  Agr  6-1748 

State  and  Territorfal  laws  relative  to  foul  brood,     p.  184-200. 
Technical  series — 

13,  Revision  of  tyroglyphida?  of  United  States.     34  p.  pi.     *  Paper, 
10c  Agr  6-1831/2 

14,  Bacteria  of  apiary,  with  special  reference  to  bee  diseases.     50  p. 
*  Paper,  10c  Agr  6-1832/3 

Equipment  Bureau  (Navy  Department): 

Note. — For  divisions  under  this  bureau,  see  names  of  divisions. 
Catalog  of  ship's  and  crew's  libraries  of  U.  S.  S.  Buffalo.     49  p.  12° 
Catalog  of  ship's  and  crew's  libraries  of  U.  S.  S.  Panther.     31  p.  12° 
Catalog  of  ship's  and  crew's  libraries  of  U.  S.  S.  Yorktown.     34  p.  12° 
Specification  for  furnishing  and  erecting  steel  standpipe  and  furnish- 
ing but  not  installing  cast  and  wrought  iron  water  pipe  and  spe- 
cials at    naval    coal    depot.  Hospital  Cay,    Guantanamo,  Cuba. 
5  p.  f° 


390  November,  1906 

Experiment  Stations  Office  ( Agriculture  Department) : 

Agricultural  colleges.     Statistics  of  land-grant  colleges  and  agricul- 
tural experiment  stations,  1905.     p.  153-186. 
Agricultural  experiment  stations — 

List  of  station  publications  received  by  office  during   Sept.  and 

Oct,  1906.     7  p.      [Bimonthly.] 
Summary  of  annual  report  and  work  and  expenditures  of  agri- 
cultural experiment  stations,  1905.     p.  13-151,  pi. 
Agricultural  implements.     Evolution  of   farm-implement  investiga- 
tions,    p.  211-223. 
Agriculture — 

Individual  as  factor  in  agricultural  research,     p.  1-6. 
List  of  publications  of  office  on  agricultural  education;  corrected 
to  Nov.  1,  1906.     10  p.  Agr  6-1834/3 

Progress  in  agricultural  education,  1905.     p.  303-357,  pi. 
Circular — 

51  revised,  List  of  State  directors  of  farmers'  institutes  and  farm- 
ers' institute  lecturers  of  United  States.     32  p.     *  Paper,  5c 
68,  Federal    legislation,  regulations,  and   rulings  affecting  agri- 
cultural colleges  and  experiment  stations.     21  p.     *  Paper  5c 

Agr  6-1841/3 
Drainage  investigations,     p.  197-210. 
Experiment   station   record,    v.  18,  no.    2;   Oct.    1906.      p.   101-200. 

*  Paper,  §1.00  a  vol.  (12nos.) 
Experiment  station  work,   v.   2,  no.   17.     p.   449-476,  il.      [Same  as 
Farmers'  bulletin  267.]     *  Paper,  5c  Agr  6-305/3 

Farmers'  institutes  in  United  States,  1905.     p.  359-413. 
Food- 
List  of  publications  of  office  on  food  and  nutrition  of  man;  cor- 
rected to  Nov.  1,  1906.     14  p.  Agr  6-18:;5  4 
Some  experiment  station  work  relating  to  food  and  nutrition  of 
man.     p.  225-237. 
Insecticides.     Some  results  of  experiment  station  work  with  insecti- 
cides,    p.  239-280. 
Milk.     Some  experiment  station  work  relating  to  production  and 
sale  of  pure  milk.     p.  281-301. 

Fisheries  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Note.— The  Bureau  supplies  gratuitously  those  of  its  publications  which  are 
in  print. 

Dredging  and  hvdrographic  records  of  fisheries  steamer  Albatross, 

1904-05.     80  p. 
Golden  trout  of  southern  high  Sierras,     p.  1-51,  pi.  map,  large  8° 
Statistical  bulletin— 

188,  Fisheries  of  United  States  [calendar  years  1900-05].     1  p.  f° 

189,  Statement  of  quantities  and  values  of  certain  fishery  products 
landed  at  Boston  and  Gloucester,  Mass.,  by  American  fishing 
vessels,  Sept.  1906.     1  p.  oblong  8° 

Foreign  Mail  Service  (Post-Office  Department): 

Schedule  of  steamers  appointed  to  convey  mails  to  foreign  countries 
during  Dec.  1906.     1  p.  narrow  f°     [Monthly.] 


November,  1906  391 

Forest  Service  (Agriculture  Department): 
Circular — 

50,  Wood  used  for  distillation  in  1905.     3  p.  Agr  6-1836/3 

51,  Wood  used  for  veneer  in  1905.     4  p.  Agr  6-1837/3 
Classified  list  of  publications  available  for  distribution  Nov.  1,  1906. 

[4]  p.  narrow  16° 
Field  program,  Nov.  1906.     27  p.     [Monthly.] 
Forest  planting  leaflet  24,  Cottonwood.     3  p. 
Press  bulletin  141;  Nov.  27,  1906.     1  p.  4° 

Geological  Survey  (Interior  Department): 

Note. — The  publications  of  the  United  States  Geological  Survey  consist  of 
annual  reports  (restricted  to  one  volume  each,  beginning  with  report  for  1902), 
bulletins.  Mineral  resources,  Professional  papers,  and  Water-supply  and  irri- 
gation papers,  which  are  intended  for  free  distribution;  and  maps,  Mono- 
graphs, and  folios  of  the  Geologic  atlas  and  the  Topographic  atlas  of  the 
L'nited  States,  which  are  sold  at  prices  ranging  from  5c  to  $11.00  each.  A 
wholesale  rate  has  been  established  for  topographic  and  geologic  folios,  when- 
ever the  sum  transmitted  solely  for  folios  at  the  wholesale  price  amounts  to  at 
least  85.10;  that  is.  a  discount  of  40  per  cent  will  be  given  whenever  34  or  more 
folios  that  sell  singly  for  25c,  or  their  equivalent  in  higher  priced  folios, 
are  ordered  at  one  time.  Address  the  Director  of  the  Geological  Survey, 
Washington. 

Bauxite.      Production   of   bauxite  and   aluminum   in   1905.      7   p. 

*  Paper,  5c 
Borax.     Production  of  borax  in  1905.     10  p. 

Bulletin  301,  Bibliography  and  index  of  North  American  geology, 

paleontology,  petrology,  ami  mineralogy,  [calendar]  years  1901-05. 

770  p.  '    GS  (5-1313/5 

Copper.     Production  of  copper  in  1905.     24  p. 

Geologic  atlas  of  United  States  140,  Milwaukee  special  folio,  Wis. 

12  p.  il.  pi.  maps,  laige  4°     *  Paper,  25c 
Lead.     Production  of  lead  in  1905.     12  p. 
Natural  gas.     Production  of  natural  gas  in  1905.     18  p. 
Platinum.     Production  of  platinum  in  1905.     16  p. 
Professional  paper  51,  Geology  of  Bighorn  Mountains.     129  p.  il.  pi. 
maps,  4° 
Same.     (H.  doc.  493,  59th  Cong.  1st  sess.)  GS  6-1312 

Topographic  sheets — 

Georgia,  (  artersville  special  map,  lat.  34°  5'  36//-34°  21'  19", 
long.  84°  38'  4:'>"->;40  48'  15".     Scale  1 :  (52,500,  contour  inter- 
val 20  ft.     18.3X9.2  in.      [No  description  on  reverse.] 
Montana,  Hinsdale  special  map,  lat.  48°  20'-48°35/,  long.  107°-107° 

15'.     Scale  1:  62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft. 
Nevada,  Bullfrog  special  map,  lat.  36°  53'-36°  55'  34",  long.  116° 
45'    12"-116°   53'.      Scale    1:24,000,    contour   interval    20    ft. 
7.7X  19.2  in.     [No  description  on  reverse.] 
New   Mexico,   Socorro  quadrangle,  lat.  34°-34°  15/,  long.   106° 

45/-107°.     Scale  1:  62,500,  contour  interval  50  ft. 
New   York,  Angelica  quadrangle,  lat.  42°  15/-42°  30',  long.  78°- 

78°  15'.     Scale  1:  62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft. 
Pennsylvania,    New    Cumberland    quadrangle,  lat.   40°— 10°  15', 

long.  76°  45'-77°.     Scale  1:  62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft. 
Wisconsin,  Madison  quadrangle,  lat.  43°-43°  15/,  long.  89°  15/- 

89°  30'.     Scale  1:  62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft. 
Yellowstone  National  Park-Wyoming,  [Yellowstone]  Lake  quad- 
rangle, lat.  44°-t4°  30',  long.  110°-110°  30'.     Scale  1:  125,000, 
contour  interval  100  ft. 


392  November,  1906 

Geological  Survey — Continued. 

Water-supply  and  irrigation  paper — 

164,  Underground   waters  of  Tennessee  and  Kentucky  west  of 

Tennessee  River  and  of  adjacent  area  in  Illinois.     173  p. 

il.  pi.  map.     *  Paper,  25c 

Same.     (H.  doc.  748,  59th  Cong.  1st  sees.)  GS  6-1140/4 

177,  Report  of  progress  of  stream  measurements  for  calendar  year 

1905,  pt.   13,  Great  Basin  and  Pacific  Ocean  drainages  in 

Calfiornia,  and  Colorado  River  drainage  below  Gila  River. 

273  p.  il.  map.     *  Paper,  20c 

Same.     (H.  doc.  761,  59th  Cong.  1st  sess.)  GS  5-1060/5 

180,  Turbine  water-wheel  tests  and  power  tables.     134  p.  il.  pi. 

*  Paper,  20c  GS  6-1142/2 

Government  Actuary  (Treasury  Department) : 

Market  prices  and  investment  values  of  outstanding  securities 
[Oct.  1906].  2  p.  4°  (Treasury  Dept.  Dept.  circular  94,  1906. ) 
[Monthly.] 

Government  Hospital  for  Insane  (Interior  Department): 

Report,  1906.     35  p.  6-35354 

Hydrographic  Office  (Equipment  Bureau,  Navy  Department): 

Note. — The  charts,  sailing  directions,  etc.,  of  the  Hydrographic  Office  are 
sold  by  the  office  in  Washington  and  also  by  agents  at  the  principal  American 
and  foreign  seaports  and  American  lake  ports.  The  price  of  the  Catalog  of 
charts,  plans,  sailing  directions,  and  other  publications  is  50c.  Copies  of  the 
Hydrographic  bulletin  and  Notice  to  mariners  are  supplied  free  on  applica- 
tion at  the  Hydrographii  Office  in  Washington  and  at  the  branch  offices  in 
Boston,  New  York,  Philadelphia,  Baltimore,  Norfolk.  Savannah,  New  Orleans, 
San  Francisco,  Portland  (Oreg.),  Port  Townsend,  Chicago,  Cleveland,  Buffalo, 
Sault  Ste.  Marie,  and  Duluth. 

American  practical  navigator,  epitome  of  navigation  and  nautical 
astronomv,  revised  in  1903.  [5th  edition.]  652  p.  il.  large  8° 
Sheep,  $2.25  6-35331  5 

Charts — 

Ancud  Bay  and  approaches,  Chile,  from  Chilean  surveys  in  1896 

and  1899;  chart  2372.     Scale  naut.  m.  =  1.78  in.     24  X  22.3  in. 

20c 
Forikaria,   Mellakori,   and  Tanna  rivers,   Entrances  to,   French 

Guinea,  west  coast  of  Africa,  from  British  and  French  surveys 

between  1829  and  1889;  chart  2356.     Scale  naut.  in.  =  1  in. 

24.8X34.2  in.     40c 
Hirado  Kaikyo  [or]  Spex  Strait,  Southern  approaches  to,  Kiushu, 

west  coast,  Japan,  from  Japanese  surveys  in  1888  and  1902; 

chart  2335.     Scale  naut.  m.  =  2  in.     26.5  X  39.2  in.     50c 
Iki  Shima.  Kiushu,  north  coast,  Japan,  from   Japanese   survey 

in  1889;  chart  2337.     Scale  naut.  m.=   1.6  in.     25.8X39  hi. 

50c 
Little  Harbor  Deep  and  Union  Cove,  White  Bay,  Newfoundland, 

east  coast,  from  British  survey  in  1899;  chart  2361 .     Scale  naut. 

m.  =  5.9in.     19.7  X  26.8  in.     20c 
Pilot  chart  of  north  Atlantic  Ocean,  Dec.  1906;  chart  1400.    Scale 

1°  long.  =  0.27  in.     21  X  32  in.      [Monthly.]     10c 
Pilot  chart  of  north  Pacific  Ocean,  Dec.  1906;  chart  1401.    Scale  1° 

long.=0.2in.     20.7  X  35.3  in.     [Monthly.]     10c 
Riverhead   Bay,    White    Bay,   Newfoundland,   east    coast,   from 

British   survev  in   1896;   chart  2366.     Scale  naut.  m.=  6  in. 

25.8  X  19.5  in.'     20c 


November,  1906  393 

Hydrographic  Office — Continued. 
Charts — Continued. 

Smith  and  Random  sounds,  eastern  part,  Trinity  Bay,  Newfound- 
land, east  coast,  from  British  survey  in  1865;  chart  2368. 
Scale  naut.  m.  =2  in.     39.7X26.2  in.     50c 

Smith  and  Random  sounds,  western  part,  Trinity  Bay,  Newfound- 
land, east  coast,  from  British  survey  in  1865;  chart  2369. 
Scale  naut,  m.=  2  in.     39.9  X  26.2  in.     50c 

Sops  Arm,  "White  Bay,  Newfoundland,  east  coast,  from  British 
survev  in  1897;  chart  2364.  Scale  naut.  m.  =  3.9  in.  19.7  X 
26.2  in.     20c 

Starling  Inlet,  Crooked  Harbor,  and  Double  Haven,  Mire  Bay, 
China,  south  coast,  from  British  survev  in  1902  and  1904;  chart 
2336.     Scale  naut,  m.  =  5.8  in.     26.1X45.4  in.     50c 

Western  or  Hauling  Arm,  White  Bay,  Newfoundland,  east  coast, 
from  British  survev  in  1897;  chart  2365.  Scale  naut.  m.  =  5.9  in. 
19.5X26.1  in.     20c 

Hydrographic  bulletin,  weekly,  897-900;  Nov.  7-28, 1906.     Each  1  p. 

various  sizes. 
Notice  to  mariners,  weekly,  44-17,  1906;  Nov.  3-24  [1906].     1.  683- 

768. 
Supplement  [to]  Newfoundland  and  coast  of  Labrador  from  Cape  St. 

Lewis  to  Grand  Point,  2d  edition,  1899.     19  1.     *  Paper,  10c 

Hygienic  Laboratory   ( Public  Health  and  Marine-Hospital  Service, 
Treasury  Department): 

Bulletin  27,  Limitations  of  formaldehyde  gas  as  disinfectant,  with 
special  reference  to  car  sanitation.     112  p.  pi.     *  Paper,  10c 

5-13711/4 

Immigration  and  Naturalization  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  De- 
partment) : 
Immigration  statement  and  inward  passenger  movement,  Oct.  1906. 
1  p.  f°     [Monthly.] 

Indian  Bureau  (Interior  Department): 

[75th]  report  of  commissioner  of  Indian  affairs,  1906.    177  p.    *  Paper, 
15c  6-35345 

Insular  Affairs  Bureau  (War  Department): 

$2, 000,000  sewer  and  waterworks  construction  bond  issue  of  Manila 
[invitation  for  bids].     4  p.  4° 

Interior  Department: 

Note. — The  decisions  of  the  Department  of  the  Interior  in  pension  cases  are 
issued  in  slips  and  in  signatures,  and  the  decisions  in  land  cases  are  issued 
in  signatures,  both  being  published  later  in  bound  volumes  at  prices  ranging 
from  81.05  to  81.-15  per  volume.  Subscribers  may  deposit  SI. 00  in  the  Depart- 
ment and  receive  the  contents  of  a  volume  of  the  decisions  of  either  kind 
in  separate  parts  as  they  are  issued.  For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see 
names  of  bureaus. 

Compilation  of  correspondence,  etc.,  in  relation  to  coal  lands  in  In- 
dian Territory.     52  p.  pi.  map.     *  Paper,  40c  6-35359 

Internal  Revenue  Commissioner  (Treasury  Department): 

Circular — 

680,  Specifications  for  methyl  alcohol  and  benzine,  submitted  for 
approval  as  denaturing  materials.     2  p.  4° 

681,  Testing  bottles  for  containing  bottled-in-bond  spirits.     1  p.  4° 

682,  LTse  of  wholesale  liquor  dealers'  stamps.     1  p.  4° 


394  November,  190G 

Isthmian  Canal  Commission  (War  Department): 

Note. — For  divisions  under  this  commission,  see  names  of  divisions. 
General  plan  for  construction  of  Panama  Canal.     5  p.  f°    *  Paper,  5c 
Notice  to  bidders  under  invitation  for  proposals  to  complete  construc- 
tion of  Panama  Canal  issued  Oct.  9,  1906.     2  p.  4° 

Judge=Advocate=General  (Navy  Department): 
Eeport,  1906.     11  p.     *  Paper,  5c 

Justice  Department: 

.   .  Note. — For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 

Camden  Iron  Works.  In  United  States  district  court  for  eastern 
district  of  Pennsylvania,  United  States  v.  Camden  Iron  Works. 
14  p. 

Chicago,  Burlington  and  Quincy  Railway.  In  United  States  district 
court  for  western  district  of  Missouri,  United  States  r.  Chicago, 
Burlington  and  Quincy  Railway  Company.     10  p. 

Great  Northern  Railway.  Defective  safety  appliances,  in  United 
States  district  court  for  eastern  district  of  Washington,  United 
States  v.  (Treat  Northern  Railway  Co.     4  p. 

Interstate  Commerce  Commission.  In  circuit  court  of  United  States, 
northern  district  of  Illinois,  Interstate  Commerce  Commission  v. 
Frank  J.  Reichmann.     10  p. 

Marshals.  Instructions  to  United  States  marshals  relative  to  prep- 
aration and  rendition  of  consolidated  accounts  and  changes  in 
method  of  keeping  official  records.     7  p. 

Opinions.  Official  opinions  of  Attorneys-General  [July,  1903-June, 
1906].     v.  25,  720  p. 

Register  of  Department  [and  judicial  officers  of  United  States].     16th 
edition.     218  p.     *  Paper,  20c 
Same  [with  index].     16th  edition.     241  p.     *  Cloth,  40c 

Thomas,  George  L.  In  United  States  district  court  for  western  dis- 
trict of  Missouri,  Unit,ed  States  v.  George  L.  Thomas  and  L.  B. 
Taggart,  United  States  v.  George  L.  Thomas,  L.  B.  Taggart,  and 
George  H.  Crosby.     7  p. 

Labor  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department) : 

Rates  of  wages  and  hours  of  labor,  instructions.     10  p.  large  8° 
Land  Office,  Genera!  (Interior  Department): 

Proclamation  and  regulations  opening  and  prescribing  method  of 
sale  of  pasture  and  wood  reserve  lands  in  Kiowa,  Comanche,  and 
Apache  Reservations,  Okla.     32  p.     *  Paper,  5c 
Report  of  commissioner    [with  detailed   statement  of  business  by 
divisions  and  surveying  districts],  1906.     205  p.     *  Cloth,  35c 

0-35355 
Law  Division  (Library  of  Congress): 

Headings  and  subheadings  for  Index  to  Federal  statutes,  foreign  re- 
lations and  claims.     44  p.  4° 
Same,  immigration,  citizenship,  and  related  topics.     17  p.  4° 
Same,  Indians.     30  p.  4° 
Same,  interstate  commerce.     30  p.  4° 
Same,  judiciary  and  related  topics.     76  p.  4° 
Same,  patents  and  trademarks.     13  p.  4° 
Same,  pensions.     16  p.  4° 
Same,  postal  service.     32  p.  4° 
Same,  public  health,  pare  food,  and  animals.     26  p.  4° 


November,  1906  395 

Law  Division — Continued. 

Headings  and  subheadings  for  Index  to  Federal  statutes,  public  lands. 
72  p.  4° 
Same,  public  printing  and  documents.     12  p.  4° 
Same,  shipping  and  navigation.     47  p.  4° 
Library  of  Congress: 

NOTE. — For  divisions  under  library,  see  names  of  divisions. 

New  publication  bv  library,  Records  of  Virginia  Company  of  London, 
1619-24.     2  1.  16° 

Records  of  Virginia  Company  of  London  [1619-24],  Court  book,  from 
manuscript  in  library.  2  v.  636  +  611  p.  facsim.  4°  *Cloth,  $2.00 
per.  vol.  &-35006/4 

Light=House  Board  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

NOTE. — The  List  of  lights  and  fog  signals,  the  List  of  lights,  buoys,  and  day- 
marks,  and  the  Weekly  notice  to  mariners  can  be  obtained,  free  of  charge, 
on  application  to  the  office  of  the  Board  at  Washington,  the  inspectors  and 
engineers  of  the  several  lighthouse  districts,  the  United  States  custom-houses, 
the  principal  agencies  of  the  Coast  and  Geodetic  Survey,  the  Hydrographic 
Office,  and  the  branch  hydrographic  offices. 

3d  District- 
Specifications  and  contract  for  oil,  1907.     34  p.  4° 

Specifications  and  contract  for  supplies,  1907.     110  p.  4° 
5th  District.     Specifications  and  contract  for  miscellaneous  articles, 

1907.     42  p.  4° 
7th  and  8th  Districts.     Specifications  and  contract  for  miscellaneous 

articles,  1907.     50  p.  4° 
12th  District.     Specifications  and  contract  for  miscellaneous  articles, 

1907.     36  p.  4° 
Galveston,  Tex. — 

Specifications  and  contract  for  erection  of  Galveston  jetty  light- 
house.    34  p.  4° 

Specifications  and  contract  for  metal  work  for  Galveston  jetty 
light-house.     42  p.  4° 
3d   Subdistrict,     List   of   lights,   buoys,    and    daymarks,   embracing 

coasts,  harbors,  and  waters  of  Porto  Rico  and  adjacent  islands; 

corrected  to  Nov.  1,  1906.     21  p.  large  8° 
Weekly  notice  to  mariners,  changes  in  aids  to  navigation  on  coasts  of 

United  States,  nos.  117-121;  Nov.  2-30,  1906. 

Loans  and  Currency  Division  (Treasury  Department): 

Caveat  list  of  United  States  registered  bonds,  Nov.  1,  1906.     1  p.  f° 

[Monthly.] 
Circulation  statement,  Nov.  1,  1906.     1  p.  oblong  8°     [Monthly.] 

Manufactures  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Note. — The  Bureau  furnishes  its  publications  gratuitously  to  those  who 
apply  for  them. 

Daily   consular  and   trade  reports,   nos.   2707-31;  Nov.  1-30,  1906. 

[Daily  except  Sundays  and  holidays.] 
Monthly  consular  and  trade  reports,    Nov.  1906;  no.  314.     222  p. 
*  Paper,  20c 
Same.      (H.  doc.  523,  59th  Cong.  1st  sess.)  6-35356 

Marine  Corps  (Navy  Department): 

Annual  report  of  brigadier-general  commandant,  1906.  27  p. 
*  Paper,  10c 


396  November,  1906 

Medical  Department  (War  Department) : 

Note.— For  institutions  under  this  department,  see  names  of  institutions. 
Report  of  surgeon-general,  1906.     179  p.  il.     *  Paper,  15c        6-35357 

Military  Secretary's  Department  (War  Department): 

Note. — For  divisions  under  this  department,  see  names  of  divisions. 

Annual  report,  1906.     74  p.  tab. 

[Circular]  to  officers  of  general  recruiting  service  [instructions  con- 
cerning recruits  and  applicants  for  enlistment].     3  p.  12° 

Recruiting  for  line  of  Army,  Sept.  1906.     16  p.  12°     [Monthly.] 

Statement  of  recruiting  for  line  of  Army,  at  general  recruiting  sta- 
tions and  their  auxiliaries,  during  quarter  ended  Sept.  30,  1906. 
2  p. 

Stations  of  Army,  Nov.  30,  1906.     [2]  p.  oblong  large  8°     [Monthly.] 

National  Museum  (Smithsonian  Institution): 

Note. — The  publications  of  the  National  Museum  comprize  bulletins,  an- 
nual reports,  and  an  annual  volume  of  Proceedings.  The  annual  report  is 
included  in  the  Congressional  set.  The  editions  of  the  bulletins  and  Proceed- 
ings are  too  limited  to  admit  of  general  distribution,  and  the  volumes  of  the 
latter  are  sent  only  to  libraries. 

Anatomical  observations  on  collection  of  orang  skulls  from  western 

Borneo,  with  bibliography,     p.  539-568,  il. 
Bulletin  51,  supplement  1,  List  of  publications  of  museum,  1901-06, 

with  index  to  titles.     40  p.  4-12645 

Description  of  new  species  of  great  ant-eater  from  Central  America. 

p.  569-571,  pi. 
Note  on  occurrence  of  graphitic  iron  in  meteorite,     p.  573,  574,  il. 
Notes  on  slow  lemurs,     p.  527-538,  pi. 

Report,  1905.     132  p.     (Smithsonian  Institution,  annual  report  [pt. 
2].)     *  Cloth,  30c 

Same.     (H.  doc.  930  [pt,  2],  59th  Cong.  1st  sess.) 

Same,  1906.     120  p.     (Smithsonian  Institution,  annual  report  [pt, 
2].) 
Naval  Academy  (Navigation  Bureau,  Navy  Department): 
Report  of  board  of  visitors,  1906.     32  p.     *  Paper,  5c 

Naval  Training  Station,  Newport  (Navigation  Bureau,  Navy  Depart- 
ment): 
Station  regulations,  1906.     92  p.     *  Cloth,  25c 
Naval  War  Records  Office  (Navy  Department): 

Report  of  superintendent  [on  work  of  office  and  Navy  Department 
library],  1906.     5  p.     *  Paper,  5c 

Navigation  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

38th  annual  list  of  merchant  vessels  of  United  States,  with  official 
numbers  and  signal  letters,  and  lists  of  vessels  belonging  to  Gov- 
ernment with  distinguishing  signals,  1906.     [pts.  1-5]  414  p.  4° 

*  Cloth,  85c  6-35358 

Navigation  Bureau  (Navy  Department) : 

Note. — For  offices  under  this  bureau,  see  names  of  offices. 
Movements  of  vessels,  Nov.  1-30,  1906.     Each  1  p.  4°     [Daily  except 

Sundays  and  holidays.] 
Officers  of  Navy  and  Marine  Corps  in  District  of  Columbia.     16  p. 

*  Paper,  10c 


November,  1906  397 

Navigation  Bureau  i  Navy  Department) — Continued. 

Orders  to  officers,  U.  S.  X.,  Nov.  1-30,  1906.      Each  1  p.  4°     [Daily 

except  Sundays  and  holidays.] 
Pay,  promotion,  and  rewards  in  Navy.     7  p.  12" 
United  States  Xavy.     10  p.  oblong  12"     *  Paper,  5c 

Navy  Department: 

Note.— For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 

Circular  letter  to  chiefs  of  bureaus  and  offices  [directing  that  use 
of  books  for  indexing  and  recording  briefs  of  letters  received  and 
sent  be  discontinued  and  index  card  record  system  be  used]. 
1  p.  narrow  12° 

Circular  letter  [to  chiefs  of  bureaus,  etc.,  relative  to  reports  of  effi- 
ciency for  6  months  ending  Dec.  31,  1906].     4  1.  narrow  8° 

General  court-martial  order  SO,  81  [1906] ;  Oct.  13,  18, 1906.  Each  4  p. 
12° 

Navy  yard  order  672-677,  employment  of  labor  at  navy  yards;  Nov. 
1-20,  1906.     Each  1  p.  narrow  12° 

Special  order  27,  28  [new  series];  Oct.  26,  31,  1906.     12° 

Northern  and  Northwestern  Lakes  Survey  (Engineer  Department, 
War  Department): 

Note. — Lake  Survey  charts  may  be  obtained  from  U.  S.  Lake  Survey  Office, 
Detroit.  Mich.,  or  from  U.  8.  Engineer  Office,  Buffalo,  N.  Y.  Payments  must 
be  made  before  charts  are  sent,  and  if  made  by  mail  must  be  by  postal  or 
express  money  order  payable  to  the  order  of  U.  S.  Lake  Survey  Office  if  or- 
dered from  Detroit,  or  to  the  order  of  U.  S.  Engineer  Office  if  ordered  from 
Buffalo.  These  charts  may  also  be  obtained,  for  cash  only,  at  U.  S.  Canal 
Office  at  Sault  Ste.  Marie,  Mich.  They  will  be  sent  by  express,  the  express 
charges  to  be  paid  by  the  purchaser  on  receipt  of  the  charts,  or  free  by  mail 
at  the  purchaser's  risk.  Purchasers  should  indicate,  when  ordering  the  charts, 
whether  they  wish  them  sent  by  express  or  mail.  The  latter  will  be  used 
when  no  choice  is  indicated. 

The  bulletins  and  supplements  of  the  Lake  Survey  may  be  obtained  free 
upon  application  at  U.  S.  Lake  Survey  Office,  Detroit.  Mich.,  and  at  the  engi- 
neer offices  in  Duluth,  Milwaukee,  Chicago,  Grand  Rapids,  Cleveland,  Buffalo, 
and  Oswego. 

Charts.  Erie,  Lake,  Vermilion  to  Port  Clinton,  Ohio,  and  Point 
Pelee  to  Colchester,  Ont.,  including  islands;  chart  6.  Scale 
1:80,000.     43.6X28.4  in.     18c 

Supplement  7,  1906,  corrections  and  additions  to  bulletin  16;  to  sup- 
plement information  given  upon  charts  of  Great  Lakes.     11  p.  4° 

Ordnance  Bureau  (  Navy  Department) : 

[Circular  letter  to  commandants  and  commanders-in-chief,  with- 
drawing from  service  smokeless  powder  containing  mercuric  chlo- 
ride in  sufficient  quantities  to  mask  K.  I.  heat  test.]     1  p.  4° 

Ordnance  Department  (War  Department): 

Annual  report  of  chief,  1906.     71  p.     *  Paper,  10c 

Handbook  of  Gatling  gun,  caliber  .30,  model  of  1903,  metallic  carriage 

and  limber,  and  casemate  mount.     Revised  Oct.  15,  1906.    29  p.  pi. 

*  Paper.  25c 
Instructions  to  bidders  and  specifications  governing  manufacture  and 

inspection  of  gun  forgings  and  other  material  for  cannon.     Revised 

July  1,  1906.     45  p.  12° 

Pacific  Division  (War  Department): 

Earthquake  in  California,  Apr.  18.  1906,  special  report  of  [major- 
general]  commanding  division  on  relief  operations  conducted  by 
military  authorities  at  San  Francisco  and  other  points.  171  p.  pi. 
map.    '  6-35344 

1 6485—  No.  1 43—06 2 


398  November,  1906 

Patent  Office  (Interior  Department): 

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botti  in  single  copies  and  inouthly  volumes,  the  former  at  5c  and  the  latter 
at  85.00.  The  former  aTe  not  enumerated  in  this  catalog.  For  certified 
copies  of  patent-*,  including  specification,  drawing,  certificate,  and  grant,  the 
price  is  80c.  A  variety  of  indexes,  giving  a  complete  view  of  the  work  of  the 
office  from  1790  to  date,  are  published  at  prices  ranging  from  25c  to  810.00  per 
volume.  The  Rules  of  practice  and  pamphlet  Patent  laws  are  furnished  free. 
The  Patent  Office  issues  coupon  orders  in  packages  of  20  at  81.00  per  package, 
or  in  books  containing  100  coupon',  at  85.00  per  book.  One  coupon  will 
procure  a  specification  with  drawings, and  two  coupons  a  copy  of  the  Official 
gazette.    They  ate  good  until  used.    Address  Chief  Clerk,  Patent  Office. 

Alphabetical  lists  of  patentees  and  inventions  for  May  and  June,  1906. 
310  p.  large  8°     [Bimonthly.     Index  to  v.  122  of  Official  gazette.] 
Annual  report  of  commissioner  [to  Congress,  with  indexes  to  pat- 
entees, inventions,  etc.,  calendar]  year  1905.     1139  p.  large  8° 
Official  gazette,  Oct.  30-Xov.  27,  1906;  v.  124,  no.  9,  v.  125,  nos.  1-4. 
p."  2539-2906,  1-1352,  il.  large  8°     [Weekly.]    Paper,  10c  single 
copy,  $5.00  a  yr. 
Same,  [title-page,  errata,  index  to  decisions,  etc.,  to]  v.  119.     xxi  p. 
large  8° 

Pay  Department  (War  Department): 

Monthly  station  list  of  officers,  Nov.  1,  1906.     5  p. 

Stoppage  circular,  Nov.  15,  1906.     2  p.     [Monthly.] 
Philippine  Islands  (Philippine  Commission,  War  Department) : 

5th  annual  report  of  Civil-Service  Board,  1905.     p.  667-753.     (Insular 
Affairs  Bureau. ) 

Post=Off ice  Department : 

Note. — For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 
Parcels-post  convention  between  United    States  and   Peru   [signed 

Washington,  May  28,  1906,  approved  May  29,  1906].     11  p. 
United  States  official  postal  guide,  2d  series,  v.  28,  no.  11;  Nov.  1906. 
72  p.  12°     [Monthly.]     Paper,  $2.00  a  yr. 

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•  guide,  nos.  2-12  being  additions  and  corrections.  Sold  by  the  printers,  J.  B. 
Lyon  Company,  Beaver  and  Daniel  streets,  Albany. 

President  of  United  States : 

Forest  reservations — 

Baboquivari  forest  reserve,  Ariz.,  proclamation.     1  p.  map,  f" 
Big  Hole  forest  reserve,  Mont.,  proclamation.     1  p.  map,  f° 
Charleston  forest  reserve,  New,  proclamation.     1  p.  map,  f° 
Chiricahua  forest  reserve,  Ariz.,  2d  proclamation.     1  p.  map,  f° 
Cceur  d'Alene  forest  reserve,  Idaho,  proclamation.     1  p.  map,  f° 
Ekalaka  forest  reserve,  Mont.,  proclamation.     1  p.  map,  f° 
Gallinas  forest  reserve,  N.  Mex.,  proclamation.     1  p.  map,  f° 
Huachuca  forest  reserve,  Ariz.,  proclamation.     1  p.  map,  f° 
Independence  forest  reserve,  Nev.,  proclamation.     1  p.  map,  f° 
Jemez  forest  reserve,  N.  Mex.,  2d  proclamation.     1  p.  map,  f° 
Kootenai  forest  reserve,  Mont,  and  Idaho,  2d  proclamation.    1  p. 

map,  f° 
Lemhi  forest  reserve,  Idaho,  proclamation.     1  p.  map,  f° 
Little  Belt  forest  reserve,  Mont.,  3d  proclamation.     1  p.  map,  f° 
Lolo  forest  reserve,  Mont.,  2d  proclamation.     1  p.  map,  f° 
Magdalena  forest  reserve,  N.  Mex.,  proclamation.     1  p.  map,  f° 
Manzano  forest  reserve,  N.  Mex.,  proclamation.     1  p.  map,  f° 


November,  1906  399 

President  of  United  States — Continued. 

Forest  reservations — Continued. 

Missoula  forest  reserve,  Mont.,  proclamation.     1  p.  map,  f° 
Peloncillo  forest  reserve,  N.  Mex.,  proclamation.     1  p.  map,  f° 
Priest  River  forest  reserve,  Idaho  and  Wash.,  2d  .proclamation 

1  p.  map,  f° 
Pryor  Mountains  forest  reserve,  Mont.,  proclamation.     1  p.  map,  f" 
Raft  River  forest  reserve,  Idaho  and  Utah,  proclamation.    1  p 

map,  f° 
Salmon  River  forest  reserve,  Idaho,  proclamation.  1  p.  map,  f° 
San  Mateo  forest  reserve,  N.  Mex.,  proclamation.  1  p.  map,  f° 
Sawtooth  forest  reserve,  Idaho,  2d  proclamation.  1  p.  map,  f° 
Sierra  Madre  forest  reserve,  Wyo.,  proclamation.  1  p.  map,  f° 
Snowy   Mountains  forest  reserve,    Mont.,    proclamation.      1    p. 

map,  f° 
Taos  forest  reserve,  N.  Mex.,  proclamation.     1  p.  map,  f° 
Tumacacori  forest  reserve,  Ariz.,  proclamation.     1  p.  map,  f° 

Hinchinbrook  Island,  Alaska.  Executive  order  [authorizing  reser- 
vation of  land  on  island  for  lighthouse  purposes].     1  p.  f° 

Internal  revenue  collectors.  Executive  order,  amendment  to  civil 
service  rules  [schedule  A  amended  so  as  not  to  except  from  exam- 
ination deputy  collectors  of  internal  revenue].     1  p.  f° 

St.  Cloud,  Minn.  Executive  order  [directing  discontinuance  of  Mar- 
shall land  district,  Minn.,  with  office  at  St.  Cloud,  and  consolida- 
tion of  Duluth  land  district  with  office  at  Duluth].     1  p.  f° 

West,    Albert   M.     Executive   order  [authorizing   reinstatement    of 

West].      1  p.  f° 

Printing  Investigation  Commission  (Congress): 

Report.     2  v.  493  +  691  p.  6-35335 

Public  Buildings  and  Grounds  Office  (Engineer  Department,  War 
Department): 
Annual  report  upon  improvement  and  care  of  public  buildings  and 
grounds,  and  care  and  maintenance  of  Washington  Monument, 
D.  C.     p.  iii,  iv,  2111-2239,  pi.  map. 

Public  Documents  Division  (Interior  Department): 
Report  of  clerk  in  charge  of  documents,  1906.     10  p. 

Public  Health  and  Marine= Hospital  Service  (Treasury  Department): 

Note — For  divisions  under  this  service,  see  names  of  divisions. 
Advice  and  instructions  to  patients  [of  tuberculosis  sanatorium  at 

Fort  Stanton,  N.  Mex.].     3  p. 
Public  health  reports,  v.  21,  nos.  44-48;  Nov.  2-30,  1906.    p.  1277-1442. 

[Weekly.]  6-25167 

Note. — This  publication  is  for  gratuitous  distribution,  but  the  edition  is 
limited,  and  the  document  is  intended  only  for  health  officers  and  other  per- 
sons interested  in  sanitary  affairs.  To  obtain  it  application  should  be  made 
to  the  Surgeon-General  of  the  Public  Health  and  Marine-Hospital  Service, 
Treasury  Department. 

Public  Roads  Office  (Agriculture  Department): 
Circular — 

58,  Public  roads  of  Kentucky,  mileage  and  expenditures  in  1904. 
4  p. 

59,  Public  roads  of  Florida,  mileage  and  expenditures  in  1904. 
3  p. 


400  November,  1906 

PubJic  Roads  Office — Continued. 
Circular — Continued.- 

60,  Public  roads  of  South  Carolina,  mileage  and  expenditures  in 

1904.     4  p. 
62,  Public  roads  of  Nevada,  mileage  and  expenditures  in  1904. 

2  p.     *  Paper,  5c 
64,  Public  roads  of  Idaho,  mileage  and  expenditures  in  1904.     2  p. 
*  Paper,  5c 

Publications  Division  (Agriculture  Department): 

Monthly   list    of  publications    [of    Agriculture    Department],    Oct. 
1906.     4  p. 
Same  [for  foreign  distribution],  Oct.  1906.     5  p. 
Quartermaster's  Department  (War  Department): 

Circular  24-27  [1906] ;  Oct.  31-Nov.  13,  1906.     Each  1  p.  12° 
Roster  showing  stations  and  duties  of  officers,  Nov.  3,  1906.     15  p. 
[Monthly.]" 

Railway  Mail  Service  (Post-Offiee  Department): 

Daily  bulletin  of  orders  affecting  postal  service,  v.  27,  nos.  8132-56a; 
Nov.  1-30,  1906.     f°     [Daily  except  Sundays  and  holidays.] 

Secret  Service  Division  (Treasury  Department): 
Circular  letter — 

250,  New  counterfeit  $2  silver  certificate.     1  p.  4° 

251,  New  counterfeit  $10,  buffalo,  United  States  note.     1  p.  4° 

252,  New  counterfeit  $5  silver  certificate.     1  p.  4° 
Senate: 

Directory  of  United  States  Senate  [59th  Congress,  2d  session].  [2] 
p.  il.'4° 

Proceedings  of  annual  meeting  of  Association  of  Naval  Militia  of 
United  States,  Washington,  D.  C,  Dec.  12  [and  13],  1905;  accom- 
panied by  bills  pending  before  Congress  on  subject  of  naval  militia 
and  naval  reserve  as  embraced  in  bill  for  merchant  marine.  67  p. 
(S.  doc.  435,  59th  Cong.  1st  sess. )     *Paper,  15c  6-35144/2 

United  States  Senate,  59th  Congress,  2d  session  [1906-07],  directory. 
20  p.  il.  narrow  24" 

Signal  Office  (War  Department): 

Orders  20,  21  [1906];  Nov.  1,  16,  1906.     Each  1  p.  12' 

Smithsonian  Institution : 

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"The  publications  of  the  Smithsonian  Institution  are,  1,  Contributions  to 
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charge  from  the  applicant's  Member  of"  Congress."  The  annual  reports  are 
the  only  Smithsonian  publications  that  are  regularly  issued  as  public  docu- 
ments. All  the  others  are  paid  for  from  the  private  funds  of  the  Institution. 
The  annual  reports  are  included  in  the  Congressional  set.  For  bureaus  under 
this  Institution,  see  names  of  bureaus. 

Annual  report  of  regents,  1905  [with  report  of  secretary,  etc.].     liv 

-j-1 — 99  p.     *  Paper,  15c 
Annual  report  of  regents,  1905  [pt.  2].     [See  National  Museum.] 

Same,  1906  [pt.  2].      [See  National  Museum.] 


November,  1906  401 

Smithsonian  Institution — Continued. 

Box  106,  List  of  official  publications  of  Government,  Sept.  19-Nov. 
20,  1906,  distributed  for  Library  of  Congress  through  Institution. 
8  p. 
Report  of  acting  secretary,  1906.  91  p.  *Paper,  15c 
Smithsonian  miscellaneous  collections,  v.  49  [publication]  1652,  Re- 
searches on  attainment  of  very  low  temperatures,  pt.  2,  further 
notes  on  self  intensive  process  for  liquefvintr  gases.     14  p.  il. 

6-12570/2 

Soils  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department): 

Soil  survey  of  Island  County,  Wash.     2.'!  p.  il.  map. 

Staff  Corps,  General  (War  Department): 

Grammar  of  Maguindanao  tongue.     80  p.  12°    *Cloth,  25c      6-35330 

Standards  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

List  of  technical  papers  [bureau  circulars,  etc.]  issued  by  bureau. 
1  p.  4" 

State  Department: 

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Agreement  by  exchange  of  notes  [between  Denmark  and  United 
States]  June  22,  26,  1906,  with  respect  to  protection  of  industrial 
designs  or  models;   [with  royal  ordinance,  Aug.  14,  1906].     4  p. 

Digest  of  international  law.  v.  8,  453  p.  (H.  doc.  551  [pt.  8], 
56th  Cong.  2d  sess.)  *  Sheep,  *15.00;  *  cloth,  §10.00;  *  paper, 
$7.00  per  set  (8  vols. )  6-35196 

Diplomatic  list,  Nov.  1906.     15  p.  24°     [Monthly.] 

Modus  vivendi  between  United  States  and  Great  Britain  in  regard  .to 
inshore  fisheries  on  treaty  coast  of  Newfoundland,  agreement 
effected  by  exchange  of  notes  at  London,  Oct.  6-8,  1906.     4  p. 

Statistics  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department): 

Bulletin  48,  Cost  of  producing  farm  products.  90  p.  il.  pi.  *  Paper, 
L5c  Agr  6-1842/4 

Crop  reporter,  v.  8,  no.  7;  Nov.  1906.     p.  49-56,  4°     [Monthly.] 

Statistics  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

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apply  for  them. 

Bulletin  4,  series  1906-07,  Exports  of  domestic  breadstuffs,  meat  and 

dairy  products,  food  animals,  cotton,  and  mineral  oils,  Oct.  1906. 

12  p.  4°     [Monthly.] 
Monthly  summary  of  commerce  and  finance  of  United  States,  Sept. 

1906;  no.  3,  series  1906-07.     p.  435-652,  4U    *  Paper,  20c 
Monthly  summary  of   internal   commerce  of   United  States,  Sept. 

[1904-J06.     p.  367-420,  41' 
Total  values  of  imports  and  exports  of  United  States,   Oct.    1906. 

[2]  p.  4"     [Monthly.] 

Steam  Engineering  Bureau  (Navy  Department): 

Specifications  for  triple-expansion  twin-screw  propelling  engines, 
with  boilers  and  auxiliary  machinery  for  seagoing  tugs,  no.  10, 
Patapsco,  no.  11,  Patuxent;  including  Specifications  for  inspection 
of  material,  pts.  1  and  2.     128  1. 4-  27  +  17  p.  16° 

Steamboat  Inspection  Service  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 
Pilot  rules  for  Atlantic  and  Pacific  Coast  inland  waters.     Edition, 
Oct.  23,  1906.     21  p.  il. 


402  November,  1906 

Subsistence  Department  (War  Department): 

Eecipes  used  in  cooking  schools,  Army.     34  p.  12°    *  Paper,  10c 

6-35287 
Roster  [of  officers],  Nov.  1,  1906.     3  p.     [Monthly.] 

Supplies  and  Accounts  Bureau  (Navy  Department): 

Memoranda  for  information  of  officers  of  Pay  Corps,  commanding 
officers  of  ships,  and  commandants  of  stations  68;  Oct.  31,  1906. 
p.  167-178,  12°     [Monthly.] 

Treasurer  of  United  States  (Treasury  Department): 
Annual  report,  1906.     132  p.     *  Cloth,  30c;  *paper,  15c 
Monthly  statement,  paper  currency  of  each  denomination  outstand- 
ing Oct.  31,  1906.     1  p.  oblong  24° 

Treasury  Department: 

Note. — For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 
Details  of  employees.     1  p.  4°     (Dept.  circular  97,  1906.) 
Entry  of  automobiles  coming  from  and  returning  to  contiguous  for- 
eign territory  under  3-day  permit.     1  p.  4°     (Dept.  circular  95. 
1906. ) 
Parcels-po^t  convention  with  Peru.     1  p.  4°    (Dept.  circular  96,  1906.) 
Statement  of  public  debt  and  cash  in  Treasury,  Oct.  1906.     1  p.  f° 

[Monthly.] 
Treasury  decisions  under  tariff,  internal  revenue,  and  other  laws, 
weekly,  v.  12,  nos.  18-22;  Nov.  1-29,  1906. 

War  Department: 

Note. — For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 

Circular  56-62  [1906];  Oct.  31-Nov.  30,  1906.     12° 

[Circular  P]  Revised  rules  and  regulations,  approved  Oct.  27,  1906, 
to  govern  collection  and  expenditure  of  special  contingent  funds 
for  public  works  at  Fort  Monroe,  Va.,  1906.     12  p.  12° 

General  orders  184-197  [1906];  Nov.  9-30,  1906.     12° 

Special  orders  259-283  [1906] ;  Nov.  1-30,  1906.  12°  [Daily  except 
Sundays  and  holidays.] 

Weather  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department): 

Note. — For  these  publications  application  should  be  made  to  the  Chief  of 
the  Weather  Bureau. 

Monthly  weather  review,  v.  34,  no.  8;  Aug.  1906.     p.  357-404,  il.  pi. 

maps,  4°     Paper,  20c  single  copy,  $2.50  a  yr. 
National  monthly  weather  bulletin,  Oct.  1906;  no.  30  [1906].    24  X 

19  in.     [Weekly  Apr.-Sept.,  monthly  remainder  of  year.] 
Report  of  chief,  1904-05,  pt.  2,  meteorological  tables;  list  of  observing 
stations,  twice-daily  readings  of  principal  meteorological  ele- 
ments for  30  selected  stations,  1904.     p.  1-180,  4° 
Same,  pt.  3,  climatological  tables;  monthly  and  annual  summaries, 

180  stations,     p.  181-277,  4° 
Same,  pt.   4,   climatological    tables;    monthly   and   annual   mean 
temperatures  and  annual  extremes  of  temperature,  with  dates 
of  first  and  last  killing  frosts,  1904.     p.  279-314,  4° 
Same,  p.  5,  climatological  tables;  monthly  and  annual  precipita- 
tion, 1904,  all  stations,  monthly  and  seasonal  snowfall  [season 
of  1904-05].     p.  315-367,  4P 
Same,  pt.  6,  climatological  tables;    miscellaneous  meteorological 
tables  and  reports,     p.  369-384,  4° 
Weather  map,  Nov.  1-30,  1906.     19  X  24  in.     [Daily.] 

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GOVERNMENT  PRINTING  OFFICE 

Superintendent  of  Documents 


No.  144 


DECEMBER 


1906 


Catalogue 

of 

United  States  Public  Documents 


WASHINGTON 

GOVERNMENT  PRINTING   OFFICE 

1907 


Abbreviations 


Academy acad. 

Agricultural agric. 

Amendments amdls. 

American Amer. 

Appendix app. 

Association  assoc. 

Board bd. 

College coll. 

Commission comn. 

Committee com. 

Congress Cong. 

Consular cons. 

Department dept. 

Document doc. 

Executive ex. 

Exposition expos. 

Facsimile,  facsimiles faesim. 

Folio f° 

General gen. 

Geologic geol . 

Government Govt. 

Historical hist. 

House  bill H. 

House  concurrent  resolution H.  C.  R. 

House  document H.  doc. 

House  joint  resolution H.J.  R. 

House  report H.  rp. 

House  resolution  (simple) H.  R. 

Illustrated, illustration,  illustrations  ...il. 

Inch,  inches in. 

Institute,  institution inst. 

Latitude lat: 

Leaf,  leaves 1 . 

Library L. 

Longitude long. 


Mile,  miles m. 

Miscellaneous misc. 

Nautical naut. 

Number,  numbers no.,  nos. 

Octavo 8° 

Page,  pages p. 

Part,  parts pt..  pts. 

Plate,  plates pi. 

Portrait,  portraits por. 

Public pub. 

Quarto 4° 

Rail  way ry . 

Report rp. 

Resolution res. 

Secretary secy. 

Section,  sections sec. 

Senate  bill S. 

Senate  concurrent  resolution S.  C.  R. 

Senate  document S.  doc. 

Senate  joint  resolution S.  J.  R. 

Senate  report S.  rp. 

Senate  resolution  (simple) S.  R. 

Session sess. 

Sixteenmo 16° 

Society soc. 

Superintendent supt. 

Table,  tables tab. 

Thirty  t  wo-ruo 32° 

Treasury Treas. 

Twelvemo 12° 

Twentyfour-mo 24° 

University univ. 

Versus vs.,  v 

Volume,  volumes v. 

Year yr. 


Explanation 


Words  and  figures  inclosed  in  brackets  [  ]  are  given  for  information,  but 
do  not  appear  on  the  title-pages  of  the  publications  catalogued.  When  size 
is  not  given,  octavo  is  to  be  understood.  Size  of  maps  is  measured  from 
outer  edge  of  border,  excluding  margin.  When  Congress  and  session  are 
not  given  with  the  numbers  of  Senate  and  House  documents  and  reports, 
59th  Congress,  2d  session,  is  to  be  understood. 

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stamped  on  the  face  of  the  note.  If  postage  stamps  are  pasted  on,  the 
note  will  be  returned 

Postage  stamps,  foreign  money,  uncertified  checks,  defaced  or 
slick  coin  will  positively  not  be  accepted. 

No  charge  is  made  for  postage  on  documents  forwarded  to  points  in 
the  United  States,  Guam,  Hawaii,  Philippine  Islands,  Porto  Rico,  or  to 
Canada,  Cuba,  or  Mexico.  To  other  countries  the  regular  rate  of  post- 
age is  charged,  and  remittances  must  cover  such  postage. 

LIBRARY  OF  CONGRESS  CARDS 

Numbers  to  b'e  used  in  ordering  the  L.  C.  catalogue  cards  will  be  found 
at  the  end  of  the  titles  of  the  more  important  monographic  documents. 
The  figure  following  the  card  number  (separated  from  it  by  a  slanting 
line)  indicates  the  number  of  cards  required  for  entries  suggested  (title 
entry  not  included)  on  the  cards.  The  price  of  the  cards  is  2c  for  the 
first  card  and  £c  for  each  additional  card  for  the  same  title  ordered  at  the 
same  time.  Remittances  should  be  made  to  the  Librarian  of  Congress. 
Cards  can  not  be  furnished  by  the  Superintendent  of  Documents. 

405 


Catalogue  of  Public  Documents 


DECE3IBER,  1906 


NOTE. — Beginning  with  July,  1907,  the  monthly  catalogue  will  be  issued 
by  fiscal  instead  of  calendar  years.  A  title-page  for  the  eighteen  numbers, 
January,  1906,  to  June,  1907,  will  accompany  the  June  issue. 

Accounts  and  Disbursements  Division  (Agriculture  Department): 

Report  of  chief,  1906.     36  p. 
Accounts  Committee  (House): 

Enrolled  Billy  Committee,   House.     Report  favoring  H.  R.  661,  for 

additional  clerk  to  Committee  on  Enrolled   Bills  for  remainder 

of  present  Congress.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  5626.) 
Enrolling  clerk.     Report  submitting  H.  R.  671,  to  increase  salary  of 

enrolling  clerk  of  House  of  Representatives  and  for  additional 

assistant  enrolling  clerk,  as  substitute  for  H.  R.  649.     2  p.     (H. 

rp.  5627. ) 

Rivers  and  Harbors  Committee.  Report  submitting  H.  R.  657,  for 
extra  stenographic  service  to  be  rendered  Committee  on  Rivers 
and  Harbors,  as  substitute  for  H.  R.  653.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  5417.) 

Agriculture  Committee  (House): 

Distribution  of  seeds,  [hearing  before]  committee,  Dec.  12  [-17],  1906. 
142  p.  6-35400/2 

Agriculture  Department: 

Note. — For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 
Bureau  of  Animal  Industry  order  137  [amendment  7] ;  regulations 
governing  meat  inspection  of  Department  of  Agriculture.     3  p. 
Same  139;  regulations  governing  inspection,  humane  handling, 
and  safe  transport  of  animals  carried  by  ocean  steamers  from 
United  States  to  foreign  countries.     18  p. 
Estimate  of  appropriation  for  carrying  out  provisions  of  pure-food 
law  [for  preventing  manufacture,  sale,  or  transportation  of  adul- 
terated or  misbranded  foods,  drugs,  and  liquors,  and  regulating 
traffic  therein].     2  p.     (H.  doc.  143. ) 
Farmers'  bulletin — 

63,  Care  of  milk  on  farm.  Revised  Sept.  1906.  40  p.  il.  *  Paper,  5c 
93,  Sugar  as  food.     Revised  Nov.  15,  1906.     31  p.     *  Paper,  5c 
121,  Beans,  peas,  and  other  legumes  as  food.     Revised  Nov.  15, 
1906.     38  p.  il.     *  Paper,  5c 

272,  Successful  hog  and  seed-corn  farm.     16  p.  il.     *  Paper,  5c 

Agr  7-16/4 

273,  Experiment  station  work  38.     32  p.  il.     *  Paper,  5c 

Agr  6-305/3 
Library.     Report  of  librarian,  1906.     8  p. 
Report  of  Secretary,  1906.     112  p.     *  Paper,  10c 
Report  on  new  building  operations,  1906.     8  p. 

407 


408  December,  1906 

Alaska  (Interior  Department): 

Papers  relative  to  needs  of  Alaska  in  matters  of  legislation  and  gov- 
ernment.     7  p.     (S.  doc.  14.) 

American  Republics  Bureau: 

Note. — This  Bureau  sells  its  own  monthly   bulletins,   handbooks,   etc.,  at 
prices  usually  ranging  from  5c  to  SI. 00.    Address  the  Director  of  the  Bureau. 

Monthly  bulletin,  Nov.  1906;  whole  no.  158,  v.  23,  no.  5.     p.  1027- 
1338,  por.     Paper,  25c  single  copy,  £2.00  a  yr. 
Same.     (H.  doc.  406,  pt.  11,  59th  Cong.  1st  sees.) 
Animal  Industry  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department) : 

Report  of  chief,  1906.     56  p. 
Appointment  Clerk  (Agriculture  Department) : 

Report,  1906.     35  p. 
Appraisers  (Treasury  Department) : 

Reappraisement  of  merchandise  by  general  appraisers  [on  Nov.  22- 
Dec.  26,  1906];  Dec.  3-31,  1906.  4°  (Reappraisement  circulars 
1498-1517.)     [Weekly.] 

Appropriations  Committee  (House): 

Alcohol.     Extract  from  hearings  before  subcommittee  in  charge  of 
[H.  21574],  legislative,  executive,  and  judicial  appropriation  bill 
for  1908;   [statement  of  John   W.    Yerkes  on]  denatured  alcohol 
[Nov.  28,  1906].     p.  150-157. 
Appropriations — 

Hearings  before  subcommittee  in  charge  of  [H.  21574],  legislative, 

executive,  and  judicial  appropriation  bill  for  1908  [Nov.  27-Dec. 

1,  1906].     367  p.  7-1314/2 

Report  submitting  H.  21574,  making  appropriations  for  legislative, 

executive,  and  judicial  expenses,  1908.     25  p.     (H.  rp.  5328.) 

Deficiency  appropriations — 

Hearings  before  subcommittee  in  charge  of  deficiency  appropria- 
tions for  1907  and  prior  years  on  [H.  22584],  urgent  deficiency 
bill  [Dec.  12,  1906].     20  p. 

Report  submitting  H.    22584,  making   appropriations   to   supply 

urgent  deficiencies,  1907.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  5487.) 

District  of  Columbia.     Hearings  before  subcommittee  in  charge  of 

District  of  Columbia  appropriation  bill  for   1908  [Dec.  8-19, 

1906].     297  p.    *  Paper,  20c  6-35399/2 

Fortifications — 

Hearings  before  subcommittee  in  charge  of  fortification  appropri- 
tion  bill  [Dec.  5-7,  1906].     115  p.     *  Paper,  10c 

Supplement  to  hearings  before  subcommittee  in  charge  of  fortifi- 
cation appropriation  bill;  [statement  of  William  H.  Taft,  Dec. 
12,1906].     17  p.     *  Paper,  5c 

Arizona  (Interior  Department): 

Certificate  of  governor  and  secretary  showing  result  of  election  of 
Nov.  6,  1906,  on  question  of  joint  statehood  with  New  Mexico. 
3  p.     (H.  doc.  140.) 

Artillery  Corps  (War  Department) : 

Annual  report  of  chief  of  artillery,  1906.     33  p.  tab. 

Attorney=Qeneral,  Assistant,  for  Post=Office  Department  (Justice 
Department ) : 
Report,  1906.     11  p.     *  Paper,  5c 


December,  1906  409 

Attorney=General,  Assistant,  for  Spanish  Treaty  Claims  Commis  = 
sion  (Justice  Department): 
Before  Spanish   Treaty   Claims   Commission,    Antonio   Carrillo  de 
Albornoz  y  O'Farrill  v.  United  States,  Isaac  Carrillo  de  Albornoz 
y  O'Farrill  v.  United  States,  brief  of  defendant.     30  p.  large  8° 

Auditor  for  Treasury  Department  (Treasury  Department) : 

Abstract  of  emoluments  of  officers  of  customs  service,  1906.  9  p. 
(H.  doc.  192.) 

Banking  and  Currency  Committee  (House): 

Report  favoring  H.  23017,  for  issue  and  redemption  of  national  bank 
guaranteed  credit  notes.     29  p.  tab.     (H.  rp.  5629. )  6-35397 

Biological  Survey  Bureau  ( Agriculture  Department) : 
Report  of  acting  chief.  1906.     24  p. 

Bookkeeping  and  Warrants  Division  ( Treasury  Department) : 

Combined  statement  of  receipts  and  expenditures  of  Government, 

1906.     71  p.  4°     (H.  doc.  152.) 
Comparative  statement  of  receipts  and  expenditures  of  United  States 
[for  month  and  5  months  ending  Nov.  1905  and  1906].     1  p.  ob- 
long 8°     [Monthly.] 
Statement  of  Treasury,  Dec.  1-31,  1906.     Each  [2]  1.  4°     [Daily  ex- 
cept Sundays  and  holidays.] 

California  Debris  Commission  (Engineer  Department,  War  Depart- 
ment) : 
Annual  report,  1906.     p.  iii-v,  2069-78,  pi. 

Canal  Zone,  Isthmus  of  Panama  (Isthmian  Canal  Commission,  War 
Department ) : 
Report  of  Department  of  Health  of  Isthmian  Canal  Commission,  Oct. 
1906.     68  p.  12"     [Monthly.]  6-13939 

Card  Section  (Library  of  Congress): 
Bulletin— 

16,  Orders  by  series  for  cards  for  books  and  monographs  in  series, 
p.  87-92,  "il. 

17.  Series  of  publications  in  English,  excluding  those  in  American 
history,  for  which  cards  are  in  stock,     p.  93-102. 

19,  Series  of  publications  in  foreign  languages  for  which  cards  are 
in  stock,     p.  107-114. 

Census  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department  | : 
Bulletin— 

61,  Census  of  manufactures,  1905,  canning  and  preserving,  rice 
cleaning  and  polishing,  and  manufacture  of  beet  sugar.     69  p. 
il.  4°    *  Paper,  10c 
63,  Supply  and  distribution  of  cotton  for  vear  ending  Aug:.  31, 

1906.  '25  p.  4°    *  Paper,  10c 
6S,  Child  labor  in  District  of  Columbia.     21  p.  4°    *  Paper,  10c 
Estimated  true  value  of  property,  1900  and  1904.    4  p.  4°    *  Paper,  5c 
Publications,   10th-12th  censuses  and  permanent  bureau,  3.     11  p. 
*  Paper,  5c  6-35394 

Chemistry  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department): 

Bulletin  102,  Foreign  trade  practises  in  manufacture  and  exportation 
of  alcoholic  beverages  and  canned  goods,  summary  of  investigation 
made  in  Great  Britain  and  Ireland,  Germanv,  and  France.  45  p. 
il.pl.     *  Paper,  10c  Agr  7-10/3 


410  Decembek,  1906 

Chemistry  Bureau — Continued. 
Food  inspection  decisions  44-48. 

Purity  of  food  products,  tentative  draft  submitted  Nov.  19,  1906.     7  p. 
*  Paper,  5c 

Civil  Service  Commission: 

Note.— The  Commission  furnishes  its  publications  gratuitously  to  those  who 
apply  for  them. 

23d  annual  report,  1906.     19  p.     *  Paper,  5c  4-18119/2 

Civil  service  act,  rules,  and  Executive  orders.     Edition  of  Nov.  1906. 

89  p.     *  Paper,  10c  6-35349 

Instructions  to  applicants  for  4th  civil  service  district,  headquarters, 

Washington,  D.  C.     12  p. 
Instructions  to  applicants  for  7th  civil  service  district,  headquarters, 

Chicago,  111.     14  p. 
Instructions  to  applicants  for  11th  civil  service  district,  headquarters, 

Denver,  Colo.     12  p. 

Coast  and  Geodetic  Survey  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Note. — The  charts,  coast  pilots,  and  tide  tables  of  the  Coast  and  Geodetic 
Survey  are  sold  at  the  office  of  the  Survey  in  Washing-ton,  and  also  by  one  or 
more  -ales  agents  in  each  of  the  important  American  seaports.  The  monthly 
Notice  to  mariners  may  be  had  free  at  these  agencies, at  all  United  States  cus- 
tom-houses, at  the  branch  hydxographic  offices  of  the  Navy  Department,  at 
United  States  consulates  in  foreign  ports,  and  at  the  office  of  the  Coast  and 
Geodetic.  Survey. 

Charts — 

Buzzards  Bav,  Mass.;  chart  249.     Scale  1:40,000.     43.7X33.3  in. 

50c 
Cuttvhunk  Harbor,   Mass.;  chart  297.     Scale  1:  10,000.     21. 8x 
18.8  in.     25c 
Magnetic    declination.      Distribution    of    magnetic    declination    in 
United  States  for  Jan.  1,  1905,  with  isogonic  chart  and  secular 
change  tables,     p.  213-2^6,  map,  large  8° 
Notice  to  mariners  344;  Nov.  1906.     12  l.+p.  13-17,  4°     [Monthly.] 
Philippine   Islands,    notice   to   mariners   9    [1906];    Oct,    20,    1906. 

1.  26-29. 
Report  of  superintendent,  1906.     230  p.  pi.  maps,  4U    *  Cloth,  $1.25 

Same.     (H.  doc.  17.) 
United  States  coast  pilot,  Atlantic  Coast;  pts.  1,  2,  St.  Croix  River  to 
Cape  Ann,  supplement  to  2d  edition.     12  1.  large  8° 
Same;  pt.  3,  Cape  Ann  to  Point  Judith,  supplement  to  2d  edition. 

8  1.  large  8° 
Same;  pt,  4,  Point  Judith  to  New  York,  supplement  to  4th  edition. 
7  1.  large  8" 

Commerce  and  Labor  Department: 

Note.— The  Department  of  Commerce  and  Labor  distributes  the  Consular  re- 
in, rte  gratuitously.     For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 

Accounts.     Statement  as  to  expenditures  of  contingent  fund,  "[July 

1,  1905-Nov.  30]  1906.     36  p.     (H.  doc.  312.) 
Argentina.     Report  on  trade  conditions  in  Argentina,  Paraguay,  and 

Uruguay.     101  p.      (H.  doc.  153.)  6-35320 

Central  America.     Report  on  trade  conditions  in  Central  America 

and  on  west  coast  of  South  America.     113  p.     (II.  doc.  154.) 

6-45753 
Decision  111;  Dec.  26,  1906.     19  p. 
Dnluth,  Minn.     Estimate  of  appropriation  for  site  for  oil  house  and 

outbuildings  at  Dnluth  Range  light  station.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  283.) 


December,  1906  411 

Commerce  and  Labor  Department — Continued. 

Egypt.  Report  on  trade  conditions  in  Egypt  and  traffic  through 
'Suez  Canal.     39  p.     (H.  doc.  151.)  6-35366 

Ellis  Island,  X.  Y.  Estimate  of  appropriation  for  purchase  of  2  port- 
able hospital  pavilions  for  use  at  Ellis  Island.     2  p.    (H.  doe.  197. ) 

Fish  and  fisheries.  Laws  for  protection  of  fisheries  of  Alaska.  4  p.  4° 
(Dept.  circular  136.) 

Liudithouee  tenders — 

Estimate  of  appropriation  for  tender  and  scow  in  15th  light-house 

district.     2  p.      (H.  doc.  254.) 
Estimate  of  increase  of  limit  of  cost  for  5  tenders  tor  light-house 
service.     3  p.     (H.  dor.  255. 

Lights.  Additional  estimates  of  appropriations  for  light  stations. 
3  p.     (H.  doc.  142.) 

Beport.     Annual  report  of  Secretary,  1906.     46  p.     *  Paper,  10c 

San  Francisco,  Cal.  Letter  with  respect  to  Senate  resolution  calling 
for  copies  of  official  letters,  etc..  in  connection  with  matter  of 
Japanese  attending  public  schools  in  San  Francisco  [stating  that 
compliance  is  impossible].     1  p.     (S.  doc.  104.) 

Telephones.  Use  of  Departmental  telephones.  1  p.  4°  (Dept.  cir- 
cular 118.) 

Commerce  Committee  (Senate): 

Report  favoring  S.  6872,  to  amend  act  authorizing  Winnipeg,  Yank- 
ton and  Gulf  Railroad  Company  to  construct  bridge  across  river 
at  or  near  Yankton,  S.  Dak.  [as  amended,  so  as  to  extend  time]. 
1  p.     (S.  rp.  4630.) 

Comptroller  of  Currency  (Treasury  Department):  » 

Abstract  of  report?  of  condition  of  national  banks,  Nov.  12.  1906;  no. 

51.     8  p.  4°     [Issued  5  times  a  year.] 
Bulletin  711-715;  Dec.  3-31,  1906.     4°     [Weekly.] 
Letter  recommending  printing  of  greater  number  of  conies  of  annual 

report.     2  p.      (H.  doc.  138.) 

Comptroller  of  Treasury  (Treasury  Department): 

Findings  as  to  claim  of  Minnesota  for  suppressing  Indian  hostilities 
in  1862.     4  1 1.     ill.  doc.  253.) 

Congress: 

Note.— See  also  House  of  Representatives— Senate — names  of  Congressional 
committees. 

Congressional  record.   59th   Congress.   2d  session,   v.  41,    nos.   1-15; 

Dec.  3-20,  1906.     p.  1-626,  4° 

Note. — Tin- 1  tongressional  record,  containing  the  proc(  edings  and  debates 
of  Congress,  is  issued  daily  when  (on  <ress  i-  in  session,  and  indexes  thereto 
are  published  semimontl  ly. 

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terms:  Single  copy,  :s  cents,  if  net  more  than  24  pages  and  I  rent  more 
for  each  additional  8  pages;  per  month,  81.50;  per  short  sessii  n,  £4.00;  per 
long  session,  $8.00.  (The  current  session,  the  2d  of  the  59th  Congress,  is 
a  short  session.)  Subscriptions  are  payable  in  advance.  Prices  for  the 
bound  volumes  of  the  Record,  59th  Congress,  1st  session,  and  prior  Con- 
gresses, will  lie  furnished  on  application.  Send  remittances  to  the  Super- 
intendent of  Documents,  Washington,  D.  C.  Stamps,  personal  cheeks,  and 
foreign  money  will  not  be  accepted. 

Same,  index  1,  [to]  nos.  1-15,  Dec.  3-20,  1906.     147-^114  p.  4° 

59th    Congress,   2d   session,    official    Congressional    directory.      1st 

edition,    corrections   to   Nov.   30,   1906.      426   p.   il.  pi.   map. 

*  Cloth,  50c        r 
Same.      (S.  doc.  4  [pt.  1].) 


412  December,  1906 

Congress — Continued. 

Private  [act]  1-24;  approved  Dec.  20,  1906.     Each  1  p. 
Public  [act]  1,  2;  approved  Dec.  11,  19  [1906]— 

Appropriations.     Making  appropriations  to  supply  urgent  deficien- 
cies, 1907.     No.  2.     2  p. 
Naval  supplies.     For  use  of  certified  checks  to  secure  compliance 
with  proposals  and  contracts  for  naval  supplies.     No.  1.     1  p. 

Public  [joint]  resolution  1 ;  approved  Dec.  18,  1906 — 

Congress.     To  pay  officers  and  employees  of  Senate  and  House  of 

Representatives  their  salaries  for  Dec.   1906,  on  20th  of  said 

month.     No.  1.    1  p. 

Sheep-bound  reserve.     [The  serial  numbers  of  the  volumes  issued  in 

December  are  as  follows:  4888,  4910,  4941,  4942,  4945,  4947,  4950- 

4955,  4957-4959,  4961,  4965,  4966,  4969,  4971,  4974,  4981-4983,  4991, 

4993,  4994,  4996,  4997,  5003,  5023,  5024,  5032,  5037,  5046.] 

Construction  and  Repair  Bureau  (Navy  Department): 

Analysis  of  expenditures  under  standing  job  orders  at  navv  yards, 

1906.     34  p.  4°     *  Cloth,  40c 
Annual  report  of  chief,  1906.     185  p.     *  Paper,  15c 

Copyright  Office  (Library  of  Congress): 

Note. — The  bulletins  of  the  office  are  sent  free  on  application  to  the  Register 
of  Copyrights.  Subscriptions  for  the  Catalogue  of  copyright  entries  should  be 
sent  to'the  Register  of  Copyrights,  instead  of  to  collectors  of  customs  as  formerly. 

Bulletin  12,  Copyright  bill,  S.  6330,  H.  19853,  59th  Congress,  1st  ses- 
sion, compared  with  copyright  statutes  now  in  force  and  earlier 
copyright  enactments.     86  p.  4°  6-46357/4 

Catalogue  of  copyright  entries;  new  series,  v.  1,  nos.  18-26,  pts.  3,  4, 
nos.  19-26,  pt.  2,  nos.  23-26,  pt.  1;  Dec.  6-27,  1906.  [Weekly. 
Each  number  issued  in  4  parts:  pt.  1,  relates  to  books,  dramatic 
compositions,  maps  and  charts;  pt.  2,  to  periodicals;  pt.  3,  to 
musical  compositions;  pt.  4,  to  engravings,  cuts  and  prints,  chro- 
mos  and  lithographs,  photographs,  fine  arts.]  Paper,  $5.00  a 
yr. ;  pts.  1  and  3,  each  $2.00  a  yr.;  pts.  2  and  4,  each  $1.00  a  yr.; 
all  or  any  of  the  4  pts.,  July-Dec.  1906,  half  price.  6-35347/7 

Corporations  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 
Annual  report  of  commissioner,  1906.     7  p.     *  Paper,  5c 

Court  of  Claims: 

Abbott,  William  A.     Findings  in  case  of  Marv  J.  Abbott,  widow  of 

William  J.  [A.]  Abbott.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  118.) 
Active,  schooner.     Conclusions  of  law  and  fact  in  French  spoliation 

cases  relating   to  schooner,  Jonathan   Holbrook,  master.     2  p. 

(H.  doc.  92.) 
Amazon,  ship.     Conclusions  of  law  and  fact   in   French   spoliation 

cases  relating  to  ship,  Israel  Trask,  master.     8  p.     ( H .  doc.  49. ) 
Amiable  Matilda,  brig.     Conclusions  of  law  and  fact  in  French  spo- 
liation cases  relating  to  brig,  William  Brown,  master.     6  p.     (H. 

doc.  114.) 
Ann,  schooner.     Conclusions  of  law  and   fact  in  French  spoliation 

cases  relating  to  schooner,  Pelham  Gibbs,  master.     3  p.     (H.  doc. 

120.) 
Apollo,  ship.    Conclusions  of  law  and  fact  in  French  spoliation  cases 

relating  to  ship,  John  Walker,  master.     9  p.     (H.  doc.  51.) 
Arey,  John  H.     Findings.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  221.) 
Ashbridge,  Richard.     Findings.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  39. ) 


December.  1906  413 

Court  of  Claims — Continued. 

Atlantic,  schooner.     Conclusions  of  law  and  fact  in  French  spoliation 

cases  relating  to  schooner,  George  Howe,  master.     7  p.     (H.  doc. 

44.) 
Atlantic,  snow.     Conclusions  of  fact  and  law  in  French  spoliation 

cases  relating  to  snow,  Robert  Smith,  master.     2  p.     ( H.  doc.  34. ) 
Aurora,  schooner.     Conclusions  of  law  and  fact  in  French  spoliation 

cases  relating  to  schooner,  Samuel  Appleton,  master.     2  p.     (H. 

doc.  105.) 
Aurora,  ship.     Conclusions  of  law  and  fact  in  French   spoliation 

cases  relating  to  ship,  John  Suter,  master.     4  p.     (H.  doc.  46.) 
Barclay,  J.  O'Connor.     Findings  in  case  of  L.  C.   Barclay,  grand- 
daughter of  J.  O'Connor  Barclay.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  38.) 
Barnes,  George  P.     Findings.     2  p.     ( S.  doc.  27. ) 
Barrows,  Mary  E.     Findings.     1  p.      (H.  doc.  170.  | 
Barry  mure,  William.     Findings  in  rase  of  Elizabeth  F.  Curtis,  ad- 
ministratrix of  Barry  m  ore.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  41. ) 
Becca,  brig.     Conclusions  of  law  and  fact  in  French  spoliation  cases 

relating  to  brig,  John  Somes,  master.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  95. ) 
Belknap,   Charles.     Findings  in  case  of  Fanny  Belknap,  widow  of 

Charles  Belknap.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  08.) 
Bell,  A.  Nelson.     Findings.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  82.) 
Bell,  Edward  B.     Findings  in  case  of  Louisa  C.  Bell,  widow  of  Edward 

B.  Bell.     2  p.      (S.  doc.  90.) 
Berkley,  brig.     <  Jonclusions  of  law  and  tact  in  French  spoliation  cases 

relating  to  brig,  John  Clark,  master.     2  p.     (  H.  doc.  118. ) 
Berryman,  O.   H.     Findings  in  case  of   Otway  C.  and  William  M. 

Berryman,  Alice  B.  Bromwell,  [and]   Columbia  X.  Payne,   chil- 
dren of  O.  H.  Berryman.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  62.) 
Betsey,  brig.     Conclusions  of  law  and  fact  in  French  spoliation  cases 

relating  to  brig,  Zebulon  P.  Burnham,  master.     4  p.     (H.  doc.  109. ) 
Betsey,  brig.     Conclusions  of  law  and  fact  in  French  spoliation  cases 

relating  to  brig,  Gustavu>  Griffin,  master.     2  p.      (H.  doc.  100.) 
Betsey,  schooner.     Conclusions  of  law  and  fact  in  French  spoliation 

cases   relating  to  schooner,  William  L.  Cazneau,   master.     2  p. 

(H.  doc.  123.) 
Betsey,  schooner.     Conclusions  of  law  and  fact  in  French  spoliation 

cases    relating  to    schooner,    Samuel    Patterson,    master.      2   p. 

(H.  doc.  50.) 
Betsey,  schooner.     Conclusions  of  law  and  fact  in  French  spoliation 

cases  relating  to  schooner,  Samuel  Patterson  and  John  Murray, 

masters.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  117.) 
Betsey,  schooner.     Conclusions  of  law  and  fact  in  French  spoliation 

cases  relating  to  schooner,  William  Sturgis,  master.     2  p.     (H. 

doc.  91. ) 
Bird,  schooner.     Conclusions  of  law  and  fact  in  French  spoliation 

cases  relating  to  schooner,  Lemuel  Bartlett,  master.     4  p.     (H. 

doc.  96. ) 
Blossom,  brig.     Conclusions  of  law  and  fact  in  French  spoliation 

cases  relating  to  brig,  John  Moore,  master.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  42.) 
Bolivar  Lodge  127,  F.  A.  M.,  Stevenson,  Ala.     Findings.     2  p.     (S. 

doc.  112. ) 
Bonsall,  Edward.     Findings  in  case  of  Georgiana  Bonsall,  widow  of 

Edward  Bonsall.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  30.) 
Boswell,  William  H.     Findings.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  232.) 


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Boteler,  Hezekiah.  Findings  in  case  of  William  E.  Boteler,  admin- 
istrator of  Hezekiah  Boteler.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  166. ) 

Bowler,  Thomas,  and  others.  Action  in  cases  of  Bowler  and  others, 
lp.     (H.  doc.  239.) 

Brewer,  John.  Findings  in  case  of  Sarah  Brewer,  widow  of  John 
Brewer.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  307.) 

Bridges,  Nancy  N.  B.  Findings  in  case  of  John  L.  Smith,  adminis- 
trator of  Nancy  N.  B.  Bridges.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  165.) 

Briley,  Joseph  A.     Findings.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  163.  ) 

Brown,  Septimus.     Findings.     1  p.     (H.  doc.  247.) 

Brown,  William  H.     Findings.     2  p.      (H.  doc.  173.) 

Buchanan,  McKean.  Findings  in  case  of  Roberdeau  Buchanan, 
administrator  of  McKean  Buchanan.     2  p.      (S.  doc.  42.) 

Buell,  James  W.  Findings  in  case  of  Josephine  A.  Buell,  widow  of 
James  W.  Buell.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  86.) 

Burditt,  William.  Findings  in  case  of  William  F.  Burditt,  Eleanora 
B.  Kimball,  Albert  B.  Burditt,  [and]  Charlotte  Ferguson,  children 
of  William  Burditt.     2  p.      (S.  doc.  25.) 

Burnett,  Joseph  C.  Findings  in  case  of  Katharine  M.  Burnett,  widow 
of  Joseph  C.  Burnett.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  89.) 

Burwell,  Armistead.  Findings  in  case  of  Priscilla  W.  Burwell,  exec- 
utrix of  Armistead  Burwell.     3  p.     (H.  doc.  167.  ) 

Butland,  Francis.  Findings  in  case  of  Daniel  Butland,  brother  of 
Francis  Butland.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  54.  | 

Campbell,  George  C.  Findings  in  case  of  Julius  G.  Kathbone, 
administrator  of  Campbell.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  24.) 

Chaplin,  J.  Crossan.  Findings  in  case  of  Mattie  H.  Chaplin  [widow 
of  J.  Crossan  Chaplin].     2  p.     (S.  doc.  44. ) 

Charles  City  County,  Va.  Findings  in  case  of  trustees  of  Westover 
Church."    2  p.     (H.  doc.  315. ) 

Chase,  Moses  B.  Findings  in  case  of  Virginia  M.  Chase,  daughter  of 
.Moses  B.  Chase.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  52.) 

Cheairs,  Nathaniel  F.     Findings.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  148. ) 

Chesterfield  County,  Va.  Findings  in  case  of  trustees  of  Ivey  Memo- 
rial Chapel  [now  Arrowfield  Church,  Chesterfield  County].  2  p. 
(H.  doc.  320.) 

Coan,  John  A  ,  and  others.  Findings  in  case  of  Levi  E.  Stephens, 
owner  of  claim  of  Coan  [and  other  cases].     1  p.     (S.  doc.  114. ) 

Conklin,  Martha  E.     Findings.     3  p.     ( H.  doc.  172. ) 

Cook,  Jared  R.  Findings  in  case  of  E.  R.  Cook,  administrator  of 
Jared  R.  Cook.     2  p.    (S.  doc.  152. ) 

Cornell,  J.  B.,  and  others.  Findings  in  case  of  Cornell  and  others. 
1  p.      (S.  doc.  127.  ! 

Cronin,  Edward.     Findings.    2  p.     (S.  doc.  35. ) 

Cuddy,  William.      Findings.     2  p.      (S.  doc.  47.  ) 

Cutts,  Richard  M.  Findings  in  case  of  Emily  V.  Cutts,  widow-  of 
Richard  M.  Cutts.     2  p.      (S.  doc.  55. ) 

Dainese,  Francis,  and  others.  Action  in  cases  of  Dainese  and  others. 
1  p.      (H.  doc.  160.  ) 

Dale,  Frank  C.  Findings  in  case  of  Francenia  H.  Dale,  widow  of 
Frank  C.  Dale.     2  p.      (S.  doc.  64.) 

Damon,  Alexander  D.     Findings.      2  p.      (S.  doc.  84.  ) 


December,  1906  415 

Court  of  Claims — Continued. 

Davidson,  Margaret.     Findings  in  case  of  T.  M.  Davidson,  adminis- 
trator of  Margaret  Davidson.     2  p.      (H.  doc.  229.) 
Delap,  A.   &  W.     Action  in  cases  of  W.  Delap  [surviving  partner  of 
A.  &  W.  Delap]  and  Hallara  Eldridge [administrator  of  Mary  Ann 
Montgomery].     1  p.     (H.  doc.  236.  ) 

Delaware  Indians.     Findings.     1  p.     (H.  doc.  238.) 

Dixon,  John  W.     Findings.     1  p.     (H.  doc.  169. ) 

Dolphin,  schooner.     Conclusions  of  law  and  fact  in  French  spoliation 

cases  relating  to  schooner,  Thomas  Buntin,  master.     3  p.     (H. 

doc.  101.) 
Douglass.  Daniel  T.     Findings  in  case  of  George  T.  Douglass,  son  of 

Daniel  T.  Douglass.     2  p.      (S.  doc.  83.) 
Dublin  Packet,  ship.     Conclusions  of  law  and  fact  in  French  spoli- 
ation cases  relating  to  ship,  Henrv  <  ireen,  master.     2  p.      (H.  doc. 

98.) 
Duplantier,  Alfred.     Findings  in   case  of  David  P.  and   Sarah   H. 

Gayle,  administrators  of  Duplantier.     3  p.     (S.  doc.  159.) 
Eads,  John  B.     Findings.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  237. ) 
Ebenezer,  ketch.     Conclusions  of  law  and  fact  in  French  spoliation 

cases  relating  to  ketch,  Michael  Smith,  master.     4  p.     (H.  doc. 

121.) 
Elder.  Robert  B.     Findings  in  case  of  Louise  E.  Elder,  widow  of 

Robert  B.  Elder.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  31.) 
Eliza,  brig.     Conclusions  of  law  and  fact  in  French  spoliation  cases 

relating  to  brig,  Benjamin  English,  master.     4  p.     (H.  doc.  324.) 
Emmert,  Samuel.     Findings  in  case  of  Elias  Emmert,  administrator 

of  Samuel  Emmert.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  174.) 
Esther  and  Eliza,  schooner.     Conclusions  of  law  and  fact  in  French 

spoliation  cases  relating  to  schooner,  Hezekiah  Freeman,  master. 

2  p.     (H.  doc.  107.) 
Fair  American,  brig.     Conclusions  of  law  and  fact  in  French  spoli- 
ation cases  relating  to  brig,  Robt.  Forrest,  master.     6  p.     (H.  doc. 

112.) 

Fame,  ship.  Conclusions  of  law  and  fact  in  French  spoliation  cases 
relating  to  ship,  Joseph  Brown,  master.     5  p.     (H.  doc.  106.) 

Fanny,  brig.  Conclusions  of  law  and  fact  in  French  spoliation  cases 
relating  to  brig,  William  P.  Barnes,  master.     3 p.     (H.  doc.  102.) 

Faunce,  Peter.  Findings  in  case  of  Ellen  L.  Faunce,  widow  of  Peter 
Faunce.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  92. ) 

Favorite  Elsie,  vessel.  Conclusions  of  law  and  fact  in  French  spolia- 
tion cases  relating  to  vessel,  Alexander  McConnell,  master.  2  p. 
(H.  doc.  115.) 

Fitzhugh,  Henrv.  Findings  in  case  of  Samuel  Fitzhugh,  adminis- 
tator  of  Henry  Fitzhugh.     3  p.     (S.  doc.  116.) 

Ford,  Benjamin  S.     Findings.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  222.) 

Foulk,  Solomon.     Findings.     2 p.     (H.  doc.  250. ) 

Four  Sisters,  ship.  Conclusions  of  law  and  fact  in  French  spoliation 
cases  relating  to  ship,  Hector  McLean,  master.  4  p.    (H.  doc.  39.) 

Franklin  Lodge  4,  I.  O.  0.  F.,  Franklin,  Tenn.  Findings.  2  p. 
(S.  doc.  111.) 

Frenchcreek,  W.  Va.  Findings  in  case  of  trustees  of  Presbvterian 
Church,  French  Creek.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  133.) 


416  December,  1906 

Court  of  Claims— Continued. 

German,  Z.  H.     Findings  in  ease  of  John  W.  Harvey,  jr.,  adminis- 
trator of  German.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  225.) 
Gifford,  George  P.     Findings  in  case  of  Emily  A.  Gifford,  widow  of 

George  P.  Gifford.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  75.) 
Gill,  Clifford  B.     Findings.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  71.) 
Goodsoe,  Augustus  O.     Findings  in  case  of  Hazel  0.  Goodsoe,  Perle 

E.  Nute,  Leonora  W.  Goodsoe,  and  E.  Shirlet  Rundlett,  children 

of  Augustus  O.  Goodsoe.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  40.) 
Grafton,  Edward  C.     Findings  in  case  of  Charles  C.  Grafton, brother 

of  Edward  C.  Grafton.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  66.) 
Grant,  Albert.     Findings.     1  p.     (S.  doc.  113.) 
Hall,  Michael.     Findings  in  case  of  William   H.   Hall,  Charles  G. 

Hall,  Eleanor  Darling,  and  Alexander  H.  Wells,  heirs  at  law  of 

Michael  Hall.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  56.) 
Handy,  Henry  O.     Findings  in  case  of  Marina  B.  Harding,  widow  of 

Henry  C.  [0.]  Handy.     2  p.      (S.  doc.  22. ) 
Harmony,  snow.     Conclusions  of  law  and  fact  in  French  spoliation 

cases  relating  to  snow,  John  Burnham,  master.     2  p.     (H.  doc. 

110.) 
Harrison,  Thomas.     Findings  in  case  of  Joseph  H.  Harrison  and 

other  heirs  of  Henry  [Thomas]  Harrison.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  248.) 
Hassler,  Charles  W.     Findings  in  case  of  Clara  B.  Hassler,  widow  of 

Charles  W.  Hassler.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  96.) 
Hazzard,  Samuel  F.     Findings  in  case  of  Martha  D.  Sturgis,  daughter 

ofHazzard.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  50.) 
Helena,  Ark.     Findings  in  case  of  1st  Baptist  Church,  Helena.     2  p. 

(S.  doc.  129.) 
Henrico  County,  Va.     Findings  in  case  of  trustees  of  Four  Mile  Creek 

Baptist  Church  [Henrico  County].     2  p.     (H.  doc.  319.) 
Hickman,  Margaret  A.     Findings.     2  p.      (H.  doc.  236.) 
Hodges,  Joseph  C,  and  others.     Action  in  cases  of   Hodges  and 

others.     1  p.     (H.  doc.  241.) 
Holloway,  Gideon  E.     Findings  in  case  of  Gideon  E.  Holloway,  son 

of  Gideon  E.  Holloway.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  23. ) 
Honore,  Emile.     Findings  in  case  of  Adorea  Honore,  widow  of  Emile 

Honore.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  115.) 
Howes,  Frederick  A.     Findings  in  case  of  Jessie  F.  Cole,  sister  of 

Howes.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  34.) 
Hudson,  Robert.     Findings.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  65. ) 
Hulker,  brig.     Conclusions  of  law  and  fact  in   French  spoliation 

cases  relating  to  brig,  Peter  Clark,  master.    3  p.    (H.  doc.  125.) 
Hunsicker,  Joseph  L.     Findings  in  case  of  Frances  R.  Hunsicker, 

widow  of  Joseph  L.  Hunsicker.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  77.) 
Hunt,  Henry  J.     Findings  in  case  of  Henrietta  M.   D.   Oliphant, 

widow  of  Hunt.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  49.) 
Huntsville,  Ala.    Findings  in  case  of  trustees  of  Methodist  Episcopal 

Church  South,  Huntsville.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  181.) 
Hurst,   James  G.     Findings  in  case  of  Helen  A.   Byington,  J.  E. 

Wyatt,  J.   T.   Thomson,   and  Mollie  Thomson  Moore,   heirs  of 

Hurst.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  124.) 
Hutchinson,  Rane  C.     Findings.     1  p.     (S.  doc.  126.) 
Industry,  sloop.     Conclusions  of  law  and  fact  in  French  spoliation 

cases  relating  to  sloop,  Jacob  Hurd,  master.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  130.) 


Decembee,  1906  417 

Court  of  Claims — Continued. 

Jane,  schooner.     Conclusion?  of  law  and  fact  in  French  spoliation 

cases  relating  to  schooner,   Peter  Sorensen,  master.     6  p.     (H. 

doc.  132. ) 
Jefferson  County,  W.  Va.     Findings  in  case  of  county  court.     2  p. 

(S.  doc.  151.) 
Jeffrey,  Eosa  Yertner.     Findings.     1  p.     (S.  doc.  125.) 
Jeremiah,  schooner.     Conclusions  of  law  and  fact  in  French  spolia- 
tion cases  relating  to  schooner,  George  Wheelwright,  master.    3  p. 

(H.  doc.  113.) 
John,  ship.     Conclusions  of  law  and  fact  in  French  spoliation  cases 

relating  to  ship,  John  Thomas,  master.     3  p.     (H.  doc.  93. ) 
Johnson,  Henry  L.     Findings.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  119.) 
Johnson,  Jacob.     Findings  in  case  of  Milton  S.  Johnson,  assignee  of 

Jacob  Johnson.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  123. ) 
Jones,  A.  Jackson.     Decisions  in  cases  of  Jones  and  William  Kuther- 

ford.     1  p.     (H,  doc.  249.) 
Judgments  rendered  for  year  ended  Dec.  1 .  1906.     41  p. 

Same.     41  p.     (H.  doc.  31.) 
Juno,  sloop.     Conclusions  of  law  and  fact  in  French  spoliation  cases 

relating  to  sloop,  Constant   Chapman,  master.     3  p.     (H.  doc. 

128.) 
King,  William  M.     Findings  in  case  of  H.  S.  Herman,  administrator 

of  King.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  36.) 
Krider,  John.     Findings  in  case  of  E.  M.  M'Namee,  administrator 

ofKrider.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  327.) 
Leach,  Phineas.     Findings  in  case  of  George  E.  Leach,  administrator 

of  Phineas  Leach.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  45.) 
Le  More,  G.  A.,  &  Co.     Findings.     4  p.     (S.  doc.  117.) 
Linnekin,  Thomas  J.     Findings  in  case  of  Jessie  E.  Linnekin,  heir 

at  law  of  Thomas  J.  Linnekin.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  43.) 
Littell,  William  J.     Findings  in  case  of  Mary  W.  Littell,  widow  of 

William  J.  Li ttell.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  156.) 
Long,  Stephen  H.,  and  others.     Decisions  in  cases  [case]  of  William 

D.  Long  and  Lucy  L.  Breckenridge,  heirs  of  Stephen  H.  Long, 

and  other  cases.     1  p.     (H.  doc.  175.) 
Lucy,  brig.     Conclusions  of  law  and  fact  in  French  spoliation  cases 

relating  to  brig,  John  Clapp,  master.     3  p.     (H.  doc.  131.) 
Lyeth,  Clinton  H.     Findings  in  case  of  Harriet  S.  Lyeth,  adminis- 
tratrix of  Clinton  H.  Lyeth.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  93.) 
McCleary,  Andrew.     Findings.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  48. ) 
McClelland,    James.     Findings   in    case   of  Mary   E.  Maxwell  and 

Blanche  M.  Lewis,  daughters  of  James  McClellan  [McClelland]. 

2  p.     (S.  doc.  60.) 
McDougal,  David.    Findings  in  case  of  Nopie  M.  Le  Breton,  daughter 

of  McDougal.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  58.) 
McGowan,  Gilbert  L.     Findings  in  case  of  Gilbert  L.  M'Gowan.    2  p. 

(S.  doc.  94.) 
McGowan,  William  J.     Action  in  cases  of  McGowan  and  Samuel  C. 

[J.]  Holland's  executor.     1  p.     (H.  doc.  217.) 
Madison  Female  Institute.     Findings  in  case  [of  trustees]  of  insti- 
tute.    2  p.     (S.  doc.  132.) 
Margaret,  sloop.     Conclusions  of  law  and  fact  in  French  spoliation 

cases  relating  to  sloop,  David  Maxwell,  master.    3  p.     (H.  doc.  45.) 


418  December,  1906 

Court  of  Claims — Continued. 

Maria,  brig.     Conclusions  of  law  and  fact  in  French  spoliation  cases 

relating  to  brig,  Morgan,  master.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  38.) 
Marsh,  Samuel.     Findings  in  case  of  Robert  M.  Wilkinson,  adminis- 
trator of  Marsh.     3  p.     (S.  doc.  153.) 
Mary,  schooner.     Conclusions  of  law  and  fact  in  French  spoliation 

cases  relating  to  schooner,  John  Myrick,  master.    4  p.    (H.  doc.  43. ) 
Mayer,  William  H.,  jr.     Findings  in  case  of  Walter  J.  Mayer,  Alfred 

J.  Mayer,  and  Ida  J.  Mayer  Storrh,  heirs  of  William  H.  Mayer,  jr. 

2  p.     (S.  doc.  95.) 
Millingar,  James.     Findings  in  case  of  Henry  Millingar  and  others 

[heirs  of  James  Millingar].     2  p.     (H.  doc.  234.) 
Missouri.     Findings  in  case  of  John  P.  Bell,  treasurer  of  State  Hos- 
pital 1,  Fulton,  Mo.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  121.) 
Monad,  ship.     Conclusions  of   law  and   fact  in   French  spoliation 

cases  relating  to  ship,  Pierson,  master.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  33.) 
Morgan,    Zachariah    A.     Findings   in   case  of  Ella  J.    Vermillion, 

daughter  and  heir  at  law  of  Morgan.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  157.) 
Morrill,  P'erdinand  G.     Findings.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  85.) 
Nagle,  Mary  Ann.     Findings  in  case  of  E.  L.  Brien,  administrator 

of  Mary  Ann  Nagle.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  160.) 
Nancy,    brig.     Conclusions  of  law   and   fact   in   French   spoliation 

cases  relating  to  brig,  Joseph  Chase,  master.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  99.) 
Nancy,  schooner.     Conclusions  of  law  and  fact  in  French  spoliation 

cases  relating  to  schooner,  Putnam,  master.     7  p.     (H.  doc.  41.) 
North,  Ernest  C.     Findings.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  220. ) 
Nourse,  Joseph  E.,  and  William,  and   others.     Decisions  in   cases 

[case]  of  Joseph  E.  and  William  Nourse  and  other  cases.     1  p. 

(H.doc.  162.) 
Oden'dhal,  John.     Findings  in  case  of  James  M.  Odend'hal,  admin- 
istrator of  John  W.  Odend'hal  [John  Oden'dhal].    2  p.    (S.  doc. 

80.) 
Osborne,  William  II .     Findings  in  case  of  Adolph  Hartiens,  tutor  to 

his  children,  Sydney  L.,    William  W.,   and  Mary  R.    Hartiens, 

[heirs]  of  Osborne.     5  p.     (S.  doc.  137.) 
Parker,  William  A.     Findings  in  ease  of  George  H.  Richards,  admin- 
istrator of  Parker.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  46.) 
Patty,  ship.     Conclusions  of  law  and  fact  in  French  spoliation  cases 

relating  to  ship,  Beriah  Pease,  master.     2  p.     ( H.  doc.  36. ) 
Pearson,  John  R.     Findings  in  case  of  A.  P.  Young,  administrator 

of  Pearson.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  233.) 
Pearson,  William.     Findings  in  case  of  Harry  Pearson  and  Elba  P. 

Gassaway,  grandchildren  of  William  Pearson.    2  p.    (S.  doc.  37.) 
Pendleton,  John  S.     Findings  in  case  of  P.  L.  Williams,  administrator 

of  Pendleton.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  226.) 
Perry,  Roger.     Findings  in  case  of  Thornton  T.  Perry,  son  of  Roger 

Perry.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  21.) 
Platte  City,  Mo.     Findings  in  case  of  trustees  of  Presbyterian  Church 

and  Masonic  Hall,  Platte  City.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  130.) 
Polly,  brig.     Conclusions  of  law  and  fact  in  French  spoliation  cases 

relating  to  brig,  Abraham  Waters,  master.     3  p.     (H.  doc.  122.) 
Polly,  schooner.     Conclusions  of  law  and  fact  in  French  spoliation 

cases  relating  to  schooner,  Isaac  Cutter,  master.     3  p.     (H.  doc. 

127.) 


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Polly,  schooner.     Conclusions  of  law  and  fact  in  French  spoliation 

cases  relating  to  schooner,  James   Houston,  master.     2  p.     (H. 

doc.  94. ) 
Polly,  sloop.     Conclusions  of  law  and  fact  in  French  spoliation  cases 

relating  to  sloop,  Silas  Nichols,  master.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  116.) 
Polly  and  Nancy,  schooner.     Conclusions  of  law  and  fact  in  French 

spoliation  cases  relating  to  schooner,  Isaac  Mackie,  master.     2  p. 

(H.  doc.  97.) 
Poor,  James  A.     Findings  in  case  of  D.  W.  Poor,  son  and  heir  at  law 

of  James  A.  Poor.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  158.) 
Portland,  ship.     Conclusions  of  law  and   fact  in  French  spoliation 

cases  relating  to  ship,  David  Harding,  master.     4  p.     (H.  doc.  47.) 
Queen,  W.  W.     Findings  in  case  of  Christiana  C.  Queen,  widow  of 

W.  VV.  Queen.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  67.) 
Raborg,  George  B.     Findings  in  case  of  Belle  M.  Raborg,  widow  of 

George  B.  Raborg.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  53.) 
Ranging  Polly,  schooner.     Conclusions  of  law  and   fact  in   French 

spoliation   cases  relating  to   schooner,  Jack,  master.     1  p.     (H. 

doc.  52.) 
Reading,  William.     Findings.     2  p.      (H.  doc.  171.) 
Reaney,  Son  &  Archbold.     Findings  in  case  of  Kate  Reaney  Zeiss, 

administratrix  of  William  B.  Reaney,  survivor  of  Thomas  Reaney 

and  Samuel  Archbold  [Reanev,  Son  &  Archbold].     2  p.     (S.  doc. 

146.) 
Rebecca,  schooner.     Conclusions  of  law  and  fact  in  French  spoliation 

cases   relating  to  schooner,  Thomas   Rogers,  master.      5  p.     (H. 

doc.  37. ) 
Resolution,  sloop.     Conclusions  of  law  and  fact  in  French  spoliation 

cases  relating  to  sloop,  Jacob  Dockendorf,   master.     2  p.     (H. 

doc.  124. ) 
Rixey,  Presley  M.     Findings.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  79.') 
Roberson,  John  P.     Findings  in  case  of  J.  B.   Roberson,  adminis- 
trator of  John  P.  Roberson.     2  p.      (H.  doc.  308. ) 
Robinson,  Richard  INI.     Findings  in  case  of  Margaret  P.  Robinson, 

widow  of  Richard  M.  Robinson.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  120.) 
Roeder,  Frederick  A.     Findings  in  case  of  J.  W.  Gardner,  adminis- 
trator of  Roeder.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  122.) 
Rolfe,  Oscar  A.     Findings  in  case  of  Charles  O.  Rolfe,  administrator 

of  Oscar  A.  Rolfe.     2"p.     ( H.  doc.  228. ) 
Roman  Catholic  Church.     Findings  in  case  of  A.  Van  de  Vyver, 

bishop  of  [Diocese  of]  Richmond  [of  Roman  Catholic  Church]. 

4  p.     (S.  doc.  154.) 
Ross,  William  L.     Findings.     2  p.     (II.  doc.  219.) 
Routts,  Va.     Findings  in  case  of  trustees  of  St.  Paul's  Free  Church, 

Routts  Hills,  Va.     2  p.     ( S.  doc.  149. ) 
Rubi,  Michael.     Findings.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  309.) 
Russell,   ship.     Conclusions  of  law  and  fact  in    French    spoliation 

cases  relating  to  ship,  William  Wood,  master.     2  p.     (H.   doc. 

129.) 
St.  Albans,  W.  Va.     Findings  in  case  of  trustees  of  Methodist  Episco- 
pal Church  South,  St,  Albans.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  134.) 
Sally,  brig.     Conclusions  of  law  and  fact  in  French  spoliation  cases 

relating  to  brig,  Eden  Wadsworth,  master.     4  p.     (H.  doc.  155.) 

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Sally,  schooner.  Conclusions  of  law  and  fact  in  French  spoliation 
cases  relating  to  schooner,  N.  H.  Downe,  master.  2  p.  (H.  doc 
126.) 

Sally,  ship.  Conclusions  of  law  and  fact  in  French  spoliation  cases 
relating  to  ship,  John  Grozier,  master.     3  p.     (H.  doc.  103.) 

Sally,  sloop.  Conclusions  of  law  and  fact  in  French  spoliation  cases 
relating  to  sloop,  Samuel  Cargill,  master.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  108.) 

Salyer,  T.  P.     Findings.     2  p.     ( H.  doc.  259. ) 

Saunders,  John  L.  Findings  in  case  of  Mary  S.  Mcintosh  and  Eliza- 
beth S.  Taylor,  children  of  Saunders.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  28.) 

Saunders,  Minor.     Findings.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  227. ) 

Sea  Nymph,  brig.  Conclusions  of  law  and  fact  in  French  spoliation 
cases  relating  to  brig,  George  Hastie,  master.    4  p.     (H.  doc.  48.) 

Shatswell,  Nathaniel.  Findings  in  case  of  Susan  Shatswellj  execu- 
trix of  Nathaniel  Shatswell.     3  p.     (H.  doc.  218.) 

Smith,  William.  Findings  in  case  of  Mary  S.  McQuade  and  William 
A.  Chambers,  children  of  Smith.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  78.) 

Spavin,  Robert.  Findings  in  case  of  John  T.  Spavin,  Annie  M. 
Spavin,  Ernestine  E.  Spavin,  Jennie  Whittemore,  [and]  Eliza- 
beth Farnham,  children  of  Robert  Spavin.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  29.) 

Speiden,  William.  Findings  in  case  of  Theodore  and  William  S. 
Speiden,  sons  of  William  Speiden.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  57.) 

Stillwell,  James.  Findings  in  case  of  Winnie  M.  Stillwell,  widow  of 
James  Stillwell.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  81.) 

Swan,  Robert.  Findings  in  case  of  Eleanor  R.  and  Charles  B.  Swan, 
heirs  at  law  of  Robert  Swan.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  87. ) 

Swann,  George  T.  Findings  in  case  of  George  F.  Swann,  adminis- 
trator of  George  T.  Swann.     2  p.      (H.  doc.  164. ) 

Swinburne,  William  T.  Findings  in  case  of  William  F.  [T.]  Swin- 
burne.    2  p.     (S.  doc.  59. ) 

Tanner,  John  A.     Findings.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  63.) 

Taunt,  Emory  H.  Findings  in  case  of  Mary  E.  R.  Smith,  widow  of 
Taunt.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  70.) 

Taussig,  Edward  D.     Findings.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  32.) 

Taylor,  Dudley  E.  Findings  in  case  of  Harriet  B.  Gaylord,  sister  of 
Taylor.     2  p.      (S.  doc.  33. ) 

Teague,  Mrs.  Elizabeth.  Findings  in  case  of  Sarah  Grisson  [heir  of 
Mrs.  Teague].     3  p.     (H.  doc.  329.) 

Thornton,  James  S.  Findings  in  case  of  Charles  T.  David  [Davis], 
nephew  of  Thornton.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  51.) 

Tipton,  Isaac.  Findings  in  case  of  Clarissa  H.  Tipton,  administratrix 
of  Isaac  Tipton.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  230.) 

Triton,  schooner.  Conclusions  of  law  and  fact  in  French  spoliation 
cases  relating  to  schooner,  Peleg  L.  Hillman,  master.  2  p.  (H. 
doc.  104.) 

Twiggs,  Dennis.  Findings  in  case  of  John  D.  Cahill,  administrator 
of  Twiggs.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  69.) 

Una,  ship.  Conclusions  of  law  and  fact  in  French  spoliation  cases 
relating  to  ship,  Riley,  master.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  35.) 

Underwood,  Nelson  O.,  and  others.  Action  in  cases  of  Underwood 
and  others.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  243. ) 

Union,  schooner.  Conclusions  of  law  and  fact  in  French  spoliation 
cases  relating  to  schooner,  Henry  Hooper,  master.  2  p.  (H. 
doc.  40. ) 


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Court  of  Claims — Continued. 

Union  University.  Findings  in  case  of  trustees  of  Union  University, 
Murfreesboro,  Tenn.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  150.) 

Upton,  Frederick  E.     Findings.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  26. ) 

Walker,  T.  Alonzo,  and  Todd,  A.  C,  and  others.  Decisions  in  cases 
[case]  of  T.  Alonzo  Walker  [and]  Augusta  C.  Todd  and  other  cases. 
2  p.     (H.  doc.  161.) 

Walsh,  Nora.     Findings.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  242.) 

Waltman,  Joseph.  Findings  in  case  of  William  W.  Wenner,  execu- 
tor of  Waltman.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  224.) 

Ward,  William  H.  Findings  in  case  of  William  H.  Ward,  adminis- 
trator of  William  H.  Ward.     4  p.     (S.  doc.  128.) 

Watkins,  Edward  O.  Findings  in  case  of  W.  C.  Gill,  administrator 
of  Watkins.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  231.) 

Watkins,  Thomas,  and   others.     Action  in   cases  of   Watkins  and 

others.     1  p.     (H.  doc.  244.) 
Whelen,  Henry.     Findings.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  76.) 
White,  Edward  W.     Findings  in  case  of  Fred  White,  son  and  heir  at 

law  of  Edward  W.  White.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  91.) 
Wildey  Lodge  27,  I.  O.  O.  F.,  Charlestown,  W.  Va.     Findings.     2  p. 

(S.  doc.  136.) 
Wilkinson,  Robert,  and  others.     Decisions  in  cases  [case]  of  H.  J. 

Burns,  administrator  of  Wilkinson,  and  other  cases.     2  p.     (H.  doc. 

159.) 

Williams,  B.  W. ,  and  others.  List  of  cases  dismissed  for  want  of  pros- 
ecution.    2  p.     (H.  doc.  240.) 

Willing  Maid,  schooner.  Conclusions  of  law  and  fact  in  French 
spoliation  cases  relating  to  schooner,  George  Pike,  master.  2  p. 
(H.  doc.  119.) 

Wolf,  David.  Findings  in  case  of  Mary  and  D.  Elmer  Wolf,  admin- 
istrators of  David  Wolf.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  168.) 

AVorthington,  Ann,  and  others.  Action  in  cases  of  Ann  Worthing- 
ton  and  others.     1  p.     (H.  doc.  245.) 

Wunderlich,  Frederick  W.     Findings.     2  p.      (S.  doc.  88.) 

Wyatt,  Joseph  D.     Findings.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  223.) 

Young,  William  S.  Findings  in  case  of  P.  Fendall  Young,  executor 
of  William  S.  Young.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  61.) 

Young  Eagle,  shijx  Conclusions  of  law  and  fact  in  French  spolia- 
tion cases  relating  to  ship,  Absalom  Pride,  master.  3  p.  (H.  doc. 
111.) 

Zepp,  Henry.  Findings  in  case  of  Julia  Zepp,  administratrix  of 
Henry  Zepp.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  246.) 

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United  States  v.  Chicago,  Milwaukee  and  St.  Paul  Railway  Company, 
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Dead=Letter  Office  (Post-Office  Department): 

Catalogue  of  articles  in  Division  of  Dead  Letters  to  be  sold  at  auction 
[commencing]  Dec.  17,  1906.     200  p. 

Department  Methods  Committee: 

Report  relative  to  purchase  of  Department  supplies.     12  p.     (S.  doc. 

106.) 


422  December,  1906 

District  of  Columbia: 

Accounts.     Report  of  expenditures   for  contingent  expenses,   1906. 

18  p.     (H.  doc.  148.) 
Assessments.     Report  of  assessor,  1906.     16  p.     *  Paper,  5c 
Commissioners.     Report,  1906.     51  p.     *  Paper,  10c 

Same.     v.  2,  148  p.  tab.     (H.  doc.  8.)     [This  is  the  report   of 
the  Engineer  Department  of  the  District.] 
Crime  and  punishment.     Communication  from  William  H.  De  Lacey, 

reasons   why   treatment  of  criminals    by  probation   should   be 

adopted  into  Federal  procedure  [with  paper  on  child  labor].    5  p. 

(S.  doc.  12.) 
Engineer    Department.     Report  of  operations,   1906.      148   p.  tab. 

*  Paper,  15c 
Police  Court.     Estimate  of  [deficiency  in]  appropriation  for  fitting 

up  new  building.     3  p.     (H.  doc.  252.) 
Public  Library — 

9th  annual  report  of  trustees  and  8th  annual  report  of  librarian, 
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Reference  list — 

6,  Fine  arts,  brief  annotated  list  of  historical  and  critical  works 

on  architecture,  sculpture,  and  painting.     16  p.  24° 

7,  Health  and  hygiene,  brief  annotated  list  of  books  on  physiol- 

ogy, food,  sanitation,  ventilation,  care  of  children,  diseases, 
including  tuberculosis,  and  similar  subjects.     15  p.  24° 
Suggestions  for  Christinas  gifts,  list  of  books  collected  by  library. 
16  p. 
Schools.     Supplemental  estimate  of  appropriation  for  public  schools. 
3  p.     (H.  doc.  191.) 

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Alleys.     Report  amending  S.  5565,  to  close  certain  alleys  in  District. 

3  p.     (H.  rp.  5482.) 
Employment  agencies.     Report  favoring  H.  21408,  to  amend  act  to 
regulate  keeping  of  employment  agencies  in  District  where  fees 
are  charged  for  procuring  employment  or  situations  [so  as  to  pro- 
vide penalty  for  violation  of  certain  provisions].     2  p.     (H.  rp. 
5327. ) 
National  Child  Labor  Committee.     Report  amending  S.  6364,  to  in- 
corporate National  Child  Labor  Committee.  .  2  p.     (H.  rp.  5485.) 
Streets — 

Report  amending  by  substitute  H.  10843,  authorizing  extension 

of  Kenyon  street,     2  p.     (H.  rp.  5470.) 
Report  amending  by  substitute  S.  2260,  authorizing  extension  of 

Meridian  place.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  5479.) 
Report  amending  by  substitute  H.  10703,  authorizing  extension 

of  Monroe  street  northeast.     4  p.     (H.  rp.  5471.) 
Report  amending  by  substitute  H.  7039,  authorizing  extension  of 

Prospect  street  northwest.     3  p.     (H.  rp.  5468.) 
Report  amending  bv  substitute  S.  2098,  authorizing  extension  of 
2d  street  northwest  [and]  of  W  street.     3  p.     (H.  rp.  5478.) 
Report  amending  by  substitute  H.  121,  authorizing  extension  of 

17th  street  northwest.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  5465.) 
Report  amending  by  substitute  H.  5971,  authorizing  extension  of 
T  street  northwest.     3  p.     (H.  rp.  5467.) 


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District  of  Columbia  Committee  (House) — Continued. 
Streets — Continued. 

Report  amending  by  substitute  S.  133,  authorizing  extension  of 

23d  street  northwest  to  Kalorama  road.     3  p.     (H.  rp.  5477.) 
Report  amending  by  substitute  S.  5119,  authorizing  extension  of 

W  and  Adams  streets  northwest.     3  p.     (H.  rp.  5480.) 
Report  amending  by  substitute  S.  5246,  for  extension  of  Geneseo 

place  and  Summit  place,  D.  C.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  5481.) 
Report  amending  by  substitute  H.  14815,  for  extension  of  Harvard 

street,  D.  C.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  5472.) 
Report  amending  by  substitute  S.  64,  for  extension  of  7th  street 

[6th  street],  and  Franklin  street  northeast  [etc.].     2  p.     (H. 

rp.  5476. ) 
Report  amending  by  substitute  H.  128,  for  opening  of  connecting 

highway  between  Water  Side  drive  and  Park  road,  D.  C.     2  p. 

(H.  rp.  5466.) 
Report  amending  by  substitute  H.  129,  for  opening  of  connecting 

parkway  along  Pinev  Branch  between  16th  street  and  Rock 

Creek  Park,  D.  C.     3  p.     (H.  rP.  5483. ) 
Report  amending  by  substitute  H.  8435,  for  opening  of  Fessenden 

street,  D.  C.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  5469. ) 
Report  amending  by  substitute  H.  20069,  for  opening  of  Macomb 

street,  D.  C.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  5474.  ) 
Report  amending  by  substitute  S.  55,  for  widening  of  Bladensburg 

road.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  5475.) 
Report  amending  by  substitute  S.  68,  for  widening  of  Columbia 

road  east  of  16th  street,     2  p.     (H.  rp.  5484.) 
Report  amending  by  substitute  H.   14900,  to  extend  4th  street 

northeast.     3  p.     (H.  rp.  5473.) 
Washington  Market  Company.    Report  favoring  H.  20178,  in  relation 
to  company.     2  p.      (H.  rp.  5326.) 

District  of  Columbia  Committee  (Senate) : 

Commodities.  Report  favoring  S.  6578,  to  amend  act  for  sealer  and 
assistant  sealer  of  weights  and  measures  in  District  and  act 
amendatory  [so  that  commodities  shall  not  be  sold  for  greater 
than  standard  measure].     2  p.      (S.  rp.  4631.) 

Congressional  Cemeterv.  Historv  of  Congressional  Cemetery.  60 
p:  il.     (S.  doc.  72. ) "  6-35384 

Employment  agencies.  Report  favoring  S.  6907,  to  amend  act  to 
regulate  keeping  of  employment  agencies  in  District  where  fees 
are  charged  for  procuring  employment  or  situations  [so  as  to  pro- 
vide penaltv  for  violation  of  certain  provisions].  2  p.  (S.  rp. 
4632. ) 

Potomac  River.  Report  favoring  S.  J.  R.  76,  for  extension  of  time 
for  completing  highway  bridge  across  river  at  Washington,  D.  C. 
2  p.      (S.  rp.  4629. ) 

Streets.  Report  favoring  S.  6405,  for  opening  of  Macomb  street, 
D.  C.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  4667.) 

Washington  Market  Company.  Report  favoring  S.  6470,  in  relation 
to  company.     2  p.     (S.  rp,  4633.) 

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Statement  of  commissioner,  1906.     42  p.     *  Paper,  10c 
Statistics  of  secondary  schools,     p.  1727-2055. 
Universities,  colleges,  and  technological  schools,     p.  1417-1543. 
Elections  Committee  (House): 

Rules  of  committee  and  statutes  in  relation  to  contested  elections. 
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Engineer  Department  (War  Department): 

Note. — For  divisions  under  this  bureau,  see  names  of  divisions. 
Alabama.     Annual  report  upon  improvement  of  rivers  and  harbors 

in  western  Alabama  and  eastern  Mississippi,  1906.     p.  355-381, 

1267-94. 
Albemarle  Sound.     Report  of  [board  on]  examination  and  survey  of 

waterway  from  Norfolk,  Va.,  to  Beaufort  Inlet,  N.  C.     20  p.  map. 

(H.  doc.  84.)  6-35365 

Arkansas.     Annual  report  upon  improvement  of  Arkansas  River  and 

rivers  in  Arkansas  and  Missouri,  1906.     p.  446-460,  1383-98. 
Ashtabula,  Ohio.     Report  of  examination  of  harbor.     4  p.     (H.  doc. 

86.) 
Astoria,  Oreg.     Reports  of  examination  and  survey  of  harbor.     9  p. 

(H.  doc.  216.) 
Big  Fork  River,  Minn.     Report  of  examination  of  Big  and  Little  Fork 

rivers.     10  p.     (H.  doc.  215. ) 
Boston,  Mass.     Reports  of  examination  and  survey  of  Dorchester  Bay 

and  Neponset  River.     8  p.  ma]).     (H.  doc.  83.)  6-35367 

Bridgeport,  Conn.     Report  of  examination  of  harbor.     8  p.      (H.doc. 

275.) 
Buffalo,  N.  Y.     Report  as  to  distribution  of  expense  of  improvement 

of  Black  Rock  Harbor  and  channel.     8  p.  maps.     (H.  doc.  913, 

59th  Cong.  1st  sess. )  6-35381 

Cache  River,  Ark.     Report  of  examination  of  upper  Cache  River. 

6  p.     (H.doc.  176.) 
California- 
Annual  report  upon  improvement  of  harbors  in  California  south 
of  San  Francisco,  1906.     p.  712-719,  1955-62,  map. 

Annual  report  upon  improvement  of  rivers  and  harbors  in  Cali- 
fornia tributary  to  and  north  of  San  Francisco  Bay,  1906.  p. 
719-732,  1963-72. 

Circular  55-62  [1906] ;  Dec.  1-26,  1906.     12° 

Coast  defense.     Seacoast  defenses,  1906.     p.  5-14. 

Connecticut  River.  Report  of  [board  on]  improvement  of  river 
between  Hartford,  Conn.,  and  Holyoke,  Mass.  6  p.  (H.  doc. 
323.) 

Culebra.  Report  of  examination  of  Great  Harbor,  Culebra  Island, 
R  R.     3  p.     (H.doc.  180.) 

Cumberland  River.  Annual  report  upon  improvement  of  Cumber- 
land, Obion,  and  Forked  Deer  rivers,  1906.     p.  488-496,  1501-12. 

District  of  Columbia — 

Annual  report  upon  maintenance  and  repair  of  Washington 
Aqueduct  and  Washington  Aqueduct  filtration  plant,  1906. 
p.  814-819,  2087-2110,  pi. 


December,  1906  425 

Engineer  Department— Continued. 
District  of  Columbia — Continued. 

Annual  report  upon  repair  of  Aqueduct  Bridge,  and  construction 

and  maintenance  of  highway  bridge  to  replace  Long  Bridge 

across  Potomac  River,  Washington,  D.  C,  1906.     vii  +  2079- 

85  p. 

Duluth,  Minn.     Report  of    [board  on]   examination  and  survey  of 

Duluth  Harbor,  Minn,  [and  Superior  Entry,  Wis.].     13  p.  maps. 

(H.  doc.  82.)  6-35362 

Echo  Bay,  N.  Y.     Report  of  examination  of  Long  Rock,  Echo  Bav. 

4  p.     (H.doc.  182.) 

Engineer  depots.     Annual  reports  upon  engineer  depot  at  Washing- 
ton Barracks,  D.  C,  engineer  depot  at  Fort  Leavenworth,  Kans., 
and  engineer  depot  at  Fort  Mason,  Cal.,  1906.     p.  14-16,  837-848. 
Erie,  Lake.       Annual  report  upon  improvement  of  rivers  and  har- 
bors on  lake  in  Ohio,  1906.     p.  676-694, 1893-1922. 
Fishers  Island,  N.  Y.     Reports  of  examination  and  survev  of  Hav, 

West,  Harbor.     8  p.     (H.doc.  269.) 
Florida,      \nnual  report  upon  improvement  of  rivers  and  harbors  in 

Florida,  1906.     p.  312-332, 1215-40,  map. 
Georgia — 

Annual  report  upon  improvement  of  rivers  and  harbors  in  eastern 
Georgia,  of  inside  water  route  between  Savannah,  Ga.,  and  Fer- 
nandina,  Fla.,  and  of  Cumberland  Sound,  1906.  p.  292-312, 
1187-1214,  maps. 
Annual  report  upon  improvement  of  rivers  and  harbors  in  western 
Georgia  and  Florida  and  in  eastern  Alabama,  1906.  p.  332-355, 
1241-66. 
Great  Lakes — 

Annual  report  upon  improvement   of   waters  connecting  Great 

Lakes,  1906.     p.  664-676. 1851-92,  pi. 
Reports  of  examination  and  survey  of  ship  channel  connecting 
waters  of  Great  Lakes  [between  Chicago,   Duluth,  and  Buf- 
falo].    15  p.    maps.     (H.doc.  266.)  6-35387 
Gulfport,  Miss.     Reports  of  examination  of  anchorage  basin  at  Gulf- 
port,  of  channel  therefrom  to  roadstead  at  Ship  Island,  and  of 
Ship  Island  Pass,  and  survev  of  Ship  Island  Pass.     13  p.     (H. 
doc.  184. ) 
Hawaii.     Annual  report  upon  improvement  of  Honolulu  Harbor, 
Hawaii,  and  reclamation  of  Quarantine  Island,  1906.     vi-f- 2049- 
53  p.  map. 
Illinois — 

Annual  report  upon  improvement  of  Chicago  and  Calumet  har- 
bors, Chicago  River,  and  Calumet  River,  survey  of  Illinois  and 
Des  Plaines  rivers,  for  waterway  from  Lockport,  111.,  to  St. 
Louis,  Mo.,  1906.     p.  599-608,  1771-80. 
Annual  report  upon  improvement  of  Illinois  River  and  construction 
of  Illinois  and  Mississippi  Canal,  1906.     p.  608-613,  1781-89. 
Illinois  and   Mississippi   Canal.      Letter,  with   inclosures,  concern- 
ing facts  relating  to  construction  of  miles  19  to  23  of  canal   [by 
Globe  Construction  Company],  in   compliance  with  resolution. 

5  p.     (S.  doc.  103.) 

Kentucky.  Annual  report  upon  improvement  of  falls  of  Ohio  River 
at  Louisville,  Ky.,  of  White  River,  Wabash  River,  and  rivers  in 
Kentucky,  1906.     p.  543-558,  1665-91. 


426  December,  1906 

Engineer  Department — Continued. 

Laws    affecting    Corps    of    Engineers,   59th   Congress,  1st    session. 

p.  2281-2468. 
Louisiana — 

Annual  report  upon  improvement  of  Homochitto  River,  and  of 
rivers  and  harbors  in  southern  Louisiana  and  eastern  Texas, 
1906.     p.  392-111,  1311-25. 

Annual  report  upon  improvement  of  passes  of  Mississippi  River, 

of  bavous  Lafourche,  Plaquemine,  and  Teche,  and  of  Grand 

River  and  Pigeon  bayous,  La.,  1906.     p.  381-392,  1295-1310, 

maps. 

Mavaguez,  P.  R.     Report  of  examination  of  harbor.     7  p.     (H.  doc. 

268.) 
Michigan.     Annual  report  upon  improvement  of  rivers  and  harbors 

on  eastern  coast  of  Michigan,  1906.     p.  645-664,  1835-50,  pi.  map. 
Michigan,  Lake — 

Annual  report  upon  improvement  of  Michigan  City  Harbor,  Ind., 
and  rivers  and  harbors  on  eastern  shore  of  lake,  1906. 
p.  613-645,  1791-1833. 

Annual  report  upon  improvement  of  rivers  and  harbors  on  north- 
ern and  western  shores  of  Lake  Michigan,  and  upon  survey 
of  Lake   Winnebago    [and]   Fox    River,    1906.      p.    579-600, 
1731-69,  maps. 
Mississippi  River — 

Annual  report  upon  construction  of  reservoirs  at  headwaters  of 
Mississippi  River,  improvement  of  Mississippi  River  between 
St.  Paul  and  Minneapolis,  and  between  Brainerd  and  Grand 
Rapids,  Minn.,  of  rivers  in  Wisconsin  and  Minnesota  tributary 
to  Mississippi  River,  of  Warroad  Harbor  and  River,  and  of  Red 
River  of  the  North,  gaging  Mississippi  River  at  St.  Paul,  and 
survey  of  Lake  Minnetonka,  1906.    p.  470-483,  1433-80,  pi.  map. 

Annual  report  upon  improvement  of  Red  River  below  Fulton, 
Ark.,  and  of  rivers  and  waterways  in  Louisiana,  Arkansas, 
and  Mississippi  tributary  to  Mississippi  River,  1906.  p.  434— 
446,  1359-81. 

Annual  report  upon  removing  snags  and  wrecks  from  Mississippi 
River  below  mouth  of  Missouri  River,  and  improvement  of 
Mississippi  River  between  Ohio  and  Missouri  rivers,  1906.  p. 
461-464,  1399-1412,  map. 

Annual  report  upon  work  of  operating  snag  boats  and  dredge  boats 
on  Mississippi  River  above  mouth  of  Missouri  River,  improve- 
mentof  Mississippi  Riverbetween  Missouri  River  and  St.  Paul, 
Minn.,  and  of  harbors  at  Moline,  111.,  and  La  Crosse,  Wis., 
operating  and  care  of  Galena  River  improvement,  and  of  Illinois 
and  Mississippi  Canal  around  lower  rapids  of  Rock  River  at 
Milan,  111.,  1906.  p.  464-470,  1413-32. 
Missouri  River.     Annual  report  upon  improvement  of  Missouri  River, 

and  of  Osage  and  Gasconade  rivers,  1906.     p.  483-488,  1481-99. 
Muskingum  River.     Annual  report  upon  improvement  of  Muskin- 
gum  River,  of  Big  Sandy  River  and  its  forks,  and  of  Kentucky 

River,  1906.     p.  536-543,  1633-64. 
Nash,    Francis.      Annual    report    upon    monuments    to    Nash    and 

William  Lee  Davidson  on  Guilford  battle  ground,   N.  C,  1906. 

iii+2273-76  p. 
New  London,  Conn.     Report  of  examination  of  harbor.     4  p.     (H. 

doc.  178.) 


December,  1906  427 

Engineer  Department — Continued. 
New  York — 

Annual  report  upon  improvement  of  Erie  Harbor,  Pa.,  and  of 
rivers  and  harbors  in  western  New  York,  1906.  p.  694-703, 
1923-40. 
Annual  report  upon  improvement  of  harbors  on  Lake  Ontario  and 
of  St.  Lawrence  River  and  harbors  thereon,  N.  Y. ,  1906.  p.  703- 
712,  1941-54. 
New  York  Harbor — 

Annual  report  upon  work   of  supervision  of  harbor,   1906.     iii 

+  2059-68  p. 

Report  of  examination  of  New  York  Bay,  from  Kill  van  Kull  to 

vicinity  of  Bedloe,  Liberty,  Island.     4  p.     (H.  doc.  273.) 

Norwalk,  Conn.    Reports  of  examination  and  survey  of  harbor,    lip. 

maps.     (H.  doc.  262.)  6-35388 

North  Carolina.     Annual   report  upon  improvement  of  rivers  and 

harbors  in  North  Carolina,  1906.     p.  252-276,  1143-69. 
Oconee  River,  Ga. — 

Reports  of  examination  and  survey  of  river  from  Georgia  Railroad 
bridge  to  northern  boundary  of  Greene  County.     8  p.     (H. 
doc.  263. ) 
Reports  of  examination  and  survey  of  river  from  Milledgeville 
to  Oconee  station.     11  p.     (H.  doc.  264.) 
Officers.     Dates  of  retirement  of  officers  of  Corps  of  Engineers.     7  p. 
Ohio  River — 

Annual  report  upon  construction  of  locks  and  dams  in  Ohio  River 
between  Pennsylvania  State  line  and  Cincinnati,  Ohio,  and  im- 
provement of  Kanawha  and  Little  Kanawha  rivers,  W.  Va., 
1906.     p.  529-536,  1615-32. 

Annual  report  upon  improvement  of  Ohio  River  by  open  channel- 
work  and  construction  of  lock  and  dam  37,  and  operation  of 
snag  boats  on  river  below  Pennsvlvania  State  line,  1906.  p. 
507-513,  1541-69. 

Oregon.  Annual  report  upon  improvement  of  rivers  and  harbors  in 
western  Oregon,  of  Columbia  River  above  mouth  of  Willamette 
River,  and  of  Snake  River,  1906.  p.  732-752,  1973-2000.  pi. 
maps. 

Pearl  River,  Miss. — 

Report  of  examination  of  river.     5  p.      (H.  doc.  179. ) 
Report  of  examination  of  river  from  mouth  to  Rockport.     6  p. 
(H.  doc.  183.) 

Pennsylvania.  Annual  report  upon  improvement  of  harbor  at  Pitts- 
burg, Pa.,  of  Allegheny  River,  and  of  Monongahela  River,  con- 
struction of  locks  and  dams  2-7,  operation  and  care  of  locks  and 
dams  1-6,  and  dredging  pools  3,  4,  and  6,  in  Ohio  River,  opera- 
tion of  snag  boats  on  Ohio  River  in  Pennsylvania,  1906.  p.  513- 
529,  1571-1614. 

Penobscot  River,  Me.  Reports  of  examination  and  survey  of  south 
branch  of  Penobscot  River  near  Frankfort.     7  p.     (H.  doc.  274.) 

Pentwater,  Mich.  Report  of  examination  of  harbor.  4  p.  (JL 
doc.  181.) 

Ponce,  P.  R.     Report  of  examination  of  harbor.     7  p.     (H.  doc.  267. ) 


428  December,  1906 

Engineer  Department — Continued. 
Reports — 

Annual  report  of   chief  of  engineers,   of  subordinate  engineers 
upon  improvement  of  rivers  and  harbors,  and  of  Mississippi 
River  Commission,  1906.     2  pts.  2609  p.  pi.  maps.     *  Cloth, 
pt.  1,  $2.00 
Same.     (H.  doc.  22.) 
Report  of  chief  [1906] .     832  p.     (War  Dept, ,  Reports,  1906,  v.  5. ) 
Same.     (H.  doc.  2.) 
Rivers  and  Harbors,   Board  of  Engineers  for.     Annual   report  of 

board,  1906.     iii  +  2055-57  p. 
St.  Lawrence  River.     Reports  of  examination  and  survey  of  river 

near  Thousand  Island  Park,  N.  Y.     6  p.     (H.  doc.  177.) 
Sandy  Hook  Bay,  N.  J.     Report  of  examination  of  [bay  at]  Atlantic 

Highlands.     4  p.     (H.  doc.  85.) 
Sheepscott  River,  Me.     Reports  of  examination  and  survey  of  Hen- 
dricks Harbor.     7  p.     (H.  doc.  272.) 
South  Carolina.     Annual  report  upon  improvement  of  Waccamaw 
River     and    rivers    and    harbors     in     South     Carolina,     1906. 
p.  276-292,  1171-85. 
Special  orders  37-40  [1906] ;   Dec.  4-22,  1906.     Each  1  p.  12° 
Superior,   Lake.     Annual  report  upon   improvement  of  rivers  and 

harbors  on  lake,  1906.     p.  558-579,  1693-1729,  pi. 
Tenants  Harbor,  Me.     Report  of  examination  and  survey  of  Long 

Cove.     7  p.     (H.  doc.  213.) 
Tennessee  River.     Annual  report  upon  improvement  of  river  and  its 

tributaries,  1906.     p.  496-507,  1513-40. 
Texas — 

Annual  report  upon  improvement  of  rivers  and  harbors  in  Texas, 

1906.     p.  411-430,  1327-51,  maps. 
Annual  report  upon  improvement  of  Trinity  River,  Cypress  Bayou, 
and  Red  River  above  Fulton,  Ark.,  including  Sulphur  River, 
1906.     p.  430-434,  1353-57. 
Thames  River,   Conn.      Report  of  examination  of  river  to  Allyns 

Point,     4  p.  map.     (H.  doc.  265.) 
Tombigbee  River.     Report  of  examination  of  river  from  Demopolis, 

Ala.,  to  Columbus,  Miss.     12  p.     (H.  doc.  334. ) 
Virginia — 

Annual  report  upon  improvement  of  Norfolk  Harbor,  Va.,  and 
its  approaches,  and  of  waterways  and  harbors  in  southeastern 
Virginia  and  northeastern  North  Carolina,  1906.     p.  237-251, 
1125-41. 
Annual  report  upon  improvement  of  Potomac  River  and  its  tribu- 
taries, of  James  River  and  harbor  at  Milford  Haven,  and  rivers 
in  Maryland  and  Virginia  on  western  shore  of  Chesapeake  Bay, 
protection  of  Jamestown  Island,  1906.     p.  215-237,  1091-1124, 
maps. 
Washington  Barracks.     Annual  report  upon  buildings,  Army  War 
College,  and  Engineer  School,  Washington,  D.  C,  1906.     p.  828- 
830,  2259-71,  map. 
Washington  State.     Annual  report  upon  improvement  of  rivers  and 

harbors  in  Washington,  1906.     p.  765-787,  2021-48,  maps. 
Willamette  River.     Annual  report  upon  improvement  of  Willamette 
River,  and  of  Columbia  River  below  mouth  of  Willamette,  and 
their  tributaries,  1906.     p.  752-765,  2001-20,  maps. 


December,  1906  429 

Engineer  Department — Continued. 

Yellowstone  National  Park.  Annual  reports  upon  roads  and  bridges 
in  Yellowstone  National  Park  and  road  into  Mount  Rainier  Na- 
tional Park,  1906.     vi+2253-78  p. 

Entomology  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department): 

Bulletin  62,  San  Jose  or  Chinese  scale.  89  p.  il.  pi.  maps.  *  Paper, 
25c  Agr  7-17/2 

Keport  of  entomologist,  1906.     36  p. 

Equipment  Bureau  (Navy  Department): 

Note. — For  divisions  under  this  bureau,  see  names  of  divisions. 
Catalog  of  ship's  and  crew's  libraries  of  U.  S.  R.  S.  Franklin.     51  p. 

12° 
Manual  of  wireless  telegraphy  for  use  of  naval  electricians.     144  p.  pi. 

*Cloth,  $1.00 
Report  of  chief,  1906.     62  p. 
Experiment  Stations  Office  (Agriculture  Department): 
Bulletin— 

172  revised,  Irrigation  in  Montana.     100  p.  il.     *  Paper,  15c 

Agr  6-1687/4 
174,  Historv  of  farmers' institutes  in  United  States.    96  p.    *Paper, 
15c  Agr  7-13/2 

Circular— 

34  revised,  Rules  and  apparatus  for  seed  testing;  corrected  Nov.  7, 

1906.     24  p.  il.     *  Paper,  5c 
46  revised,  Functions  and  uses  of  food.     11  p.     *Paper,  5c 

Agr  6-354/3 
69,  Four-vears'  college  course  in  agriculture.     36  p.     *  Paper,  5c 

Agr  7-15/2 
Experiment  station  record,  v.  18,  no.  3;    Nov.   1906.      p.  201-300. 

*  Paper,  $1.00  a  vol.  (12  nos.) 
Report  of  director,  1906.     63  p. 

Fisheries  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Note. — The  Bureau  supplies  gratuitously  those  of  its  publications  which  are 
in  print. 

Fishes  of  Samoa,  description  of  species  found  in  archipelago,  with 
provisional  check-list  of  fishes  of  Oceania,  p.  173-455,  il.  pi. 
large  8°    *  Paper,  $1.25 

Statement  of  expenditures,  1906.     20  p.     (H.  doc.  314.) 

Statistical  bulletin — 

190,  Statement  of  quantities  and  values  of  certain  fishery  products 
landed  at  Boston  and  Gloucester,  Mass.,  by  American  fishing 
vessels,  Oct.  1906.     1  p.  oblong  8° 

191,  Statement  of  quantities  and  values  of  certain  fishery  products 
landed  at  Boston  and  Gloucester,  Mass.,  by  American  fishing 
vessels,  Nov.  1906.     1  p.  oblong  8° 

Five  Civilized  Tribes  Commissioner  (Interior  Department) : 

Note. — The  Commission  to  the  Five  Civilized  Tribes  was  discontinued  by 
law  July  1,  1905.  and  the  unfinished  work  devolved  upon  the  Secretary  of  the 
Interior,  who  detailed  a  Commissioner  to  have  immediate  charge  of  the  work 
in  the  field. 

Estimate  of  additional  appropriation  for  work  of  commission  [com- 
missioner].    14  p.     (H.  doc.  189. ) 

Laws,  decisions,  and  regulations  affecting  work  of  commissioner, 
1893-1906.     251  p.  maps.     *  Cloth,  $1.70  6-35066 

Report,  1906.     71  p.     *  Paper,  10c 


430  Decembek,  1906 

Foreign  Mail  Service  (Post-Office  Department): 

Report  of  superintendent,  1906.     155  p.  il.     *  Paper,  15c 
Schedule  of  steamers  appointed  to  convey  mails  to  foreign  countries 
during  Jan.  1907.      1  p.  narrow  f°     [Monthly.] 

Forest  Service  (Agriculture  Department): 
Bulletin — 

70,  Effect  of  moisture  upon  strength  and  stiffness  of  wood.  144 
p.  il.  pi.     *  Paper,  15c  Agr  7-7/2 

71,  Rules  and  specifications  for  grading  of  lumber.  127  p.  *Pa- 
per,  15c  Agr  7-8/2 

Circular — 

46,  Holding  force  of  railroad  spikes  in  wooden  ties.  7  p.  il.  *Pa- 
per,  5c  Agr  7-2/3 

48,  Kiln-drying  hardwood  lumber.    19p.il.    *  Paper,  5c    Agr  7-4/3 

49,  Timber  used  in  mines  of  United  States  in  1905.  8  p.  *  Pa- 
per, 5c  Agr  7-5/2 

Field  program,  Dec.  1906.     30  p.     [Monthly.] 
Press  bulletin  142-145;  Dec.  8-24,  1906.     Each  1  p.  various  sizes. 
Geographic  Board: 

Decisions,  Dec.  5,  1906.     3  p. 

Geological  Survey  (Interior  Department): 

Note. — The  publications  of  the  United  States  Geological  Survey  consist  of 
annual  reports  (restricted  to  one  volume  each,  beginning  with  report  forl902J, 
bulletins,  Mineral  resources,  Professional  papers,  and  Water-supply  and  irri- 
gation papers,  which  are  intended  for  free  distribution;  and  maps,  Mono- 
graphs, and  folios  of  the  Geologic  atlas  and  the  Topographic  atlas  of  the 
United  States,  which  are  sold  at  prices  ranging  from  6c  to  S11.00  each.  A 
wholesale  rate  has  been  established  for  topographic  and  geologic  folios,  when- 
ever the  sum  transmitted  solely  for  folios  at  the  wholesale  price  amounts  to  at 
least  85.10;  that  is,  a  discount  of  40  per  cent  will  be  given  whenever  34  or  more 
folios  that  sell  singly  for  25c,  or  their  equivalent  in  higher  priced  folios, 
are  ordered  at  one  time.  Address  the  Director  of  the  Geological  Survey, 
Washington. 

Bulletin— 

295,  Yukon-Tanana  region,   Alaska,  description  of  Circle  quad- 
rangle.    27  p.  il.  map.     *  Paper,  35c  GS  7-3 
Same.     (H.  doc.  934,  59th  Cong.  1st  sess.) 
299,  Geographic  dictionarv  of  Alaska.     2d  edition.     690  p. 

GS  7-161/3 

301,  Bibliography  and  index  of  North  American  geology,  paleon- 
tology, petrology,  and  mineralogy,  [calendar]  vears  1901-05. 
770  p.      (H.  doc!  54.)  GS  6-1313/5 

302,  Areas  of  United  States,  States,  and  Territories.     9  p.  map. 

*  Paper,  10c 
Same.     (H.  doc.  55.)  GS  6-1401/2 

Geologic  atlas   of    United  States  141,  Bald  Mountain-Dayton  folio, 

Wyo.     15  p.  il.  pi.  maps,  large  4°    *  Paper,  25c 
Mineral  products  of  United  States,  calendar  years  1896-1905.     1  p.  f° 
Papers  on  surface  and  underground  waters  and  related  subjects  [list]. 

lip. 
Professional  paper — 

52,  Geology  and  underground  waters  of  Arkansas  Valley  in  east- 
ern Colorado.     90  p.  il.  pi.  maps,  4° 
Same.     (H.  doc.  919,  59th  Cong.  1st  sess.)         ,       GS  6-1400/3 
54,  Geology  and  gold  deposits  of  Cripple  Creek  district,  Colo.     516 
p.  il.  pi.  maps,  4°  GS  7-1/5 


December,  1906  431 

Geological  Survey — Continued. 

Summary  of  mineral  production  of  United  States  in  1905.     30  p. 
Water-supply  and  irrigation  paper — 

179,  Prevention  of  stream  pollution  by  distillery  refuse  based  on 
investigations  at  Lynchburg,  Obio.    34  p.  il.  pi.    (H.  doe.  64. ) 

GS  6-1141/2 

180,  Turbine  water-wheel  tests  and  power  tables.  1  4  p.  il.  pi. 
(H.  doc.  65.)  GS  6-1142/2 

181,  Geology  and  water  resources  of  Owens  Valley,  Cal.  28  p. 
pi.  map.'   (H.  doc.  66.)  GS  6-1143/3 

184,  Underflow  of  South  Platte  Valley.     42  p.  il.     *  Paper,  5c 
Same.     (H.  doc.  69. )  GS  6-1314/4 

185,  Investigations  on  purification  of  Boston  sewage,  with  History 

of  sewage-disposal  problem.     163  p.  il. 
Same.     (H.  doc.  70.)  GS  6-1402/5 

186,  Stream  pollution  by  acid-iron  wastes,  report  based  on  investi- 
gations made  at  Shelbv,  Ohio.     36p.pl.     (H,  doc.  71.) 

GS  6-1309/2 
Government  Actuary  (Treasury  Department): 

Market    prices    and    investment    values    of    outstanding    securities 
[Nov.  1906].     2  p.  4°     (Treasury  Dept.     Dept.  circular  99,  1906.) 

Government  Printing  Office: 

Note. — For  office  under  this  office,  see  Documents  Office. 
Report  of  examination  into  cost  of  printing,  at  reduced  price,  special 
edition  of  Congressional  record.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  108.) 

House  of  Representatives: 

Note. — See  also  names  of  committees. 
Constitution  of  United  States,  Jefferson's  manual,  Rules  of  House 

of  59th  Congress,  and  Digest  and  manual  of  rules  and  practice  of 

House.     740  p.     (H.  doc.  24.)  L    6-17027 

Letter  from  doorkeeper,  inventory  of  books,  maps,  and  pamphlets  in 

[folding  room],  Dec.  1,  1906.     17  p.     (H.  doc.  87.) 
Letter  from  doorkeeper,  list  of  public  property  in  committee  rooms 

[Dec.  11,  1906].     21  p.     (H.  doc.  260.) 
Letter  from  sergeant-at-arms,  list  of  property  in  his  charge,  Dec.  3, 

1906.     1  p.     (H.  doc.  29.) 
Letter  from  sergeant-at-arms,  statement  of  sums  drawn  and  disbursed 

by  him,  for  12  months  ended  Dec.  1,  1906.     1  p.     (H.  doc.  28.) 

Hydrographic  Office  (Equipment  Bureau,  Navy  Department) : 

Note. — The  charts,  sailing  directions,  etc.,  of  the  Hydrographic  Office  are 
sold  by  the  office  in  Washington  and  also  by  agents  at  the  principal  American 
and  foreign  seaports  and  American  lake  ports.  The  price  of  the  Catalogue  of 
charts,  plans,  sailing  directions,  and  other  publications  is  50c.  Copies  of  the 
Hydrographic  bulletin  and  Notice  to  mariners  are  supplied  free  on  applica- 
tion at  the  Hydrographic  Office  in  Washington  and  at  the  branch  offices  in 
Boston,  New  York,  Philadelphia,  Baltimore,  Norfolk,  Savannah,  New  Orleans, 
San  Francisco,  Portland  (Oreg.),  Port  Townsend,  Chicago,  Cleveland,  Buffalo, 
Sault  Ste.  Marie,  and  Duluth. 

Charts — 

Africa,  West  coast  of  Jeba  River  to  Cape  Verga,  including  Bijouga 
or  Bissagos  Islands,  from  latest  information;  chart  2342.  Scale 
naut.  m.  =0.25  in.     30X42.8  in.     60c 

Cat  Arms,  White  Bay,  Newfoundland,  east  coast,  from  British  sur- 
vey in  1896;  chart  2362.  Scale  naut.  in.  =5.1  in.  26.4X39.7 
in.     50c 


432  December,  1906 

Hydrographic  Office — Continued. 
Charts — Continued . 

Gaboon  River,  FrenchjKongo,  west  coast  of  Africa,  from  French  sur- 
veys to  1891,  scale  naut.m.=0.7  in.;  with  insets,  Continuation 
of  river,  scale  naut.  m.=0.7  in.;  Libreville  Anchorage,  scale 
naut.  m.=3.55  in.;  chart  2373.  25x38.9,  9.9x14,  and  10.3 
X9.7  in.     40c 

Lewisport  Harbor,  Bay  of  Exploits,  Newfoundland,  east  coast,  from 

British   survey  in   1904;  charts,  2374.     Scale  naut.  m.  =6  in. 

25.5X19.1  in.     20c 
Long  Harbor  and  St.  Croix  Bay  and  adjacent  anchorages,  Placen- 

tia  Bay,  Newfoundland,  south  coast,  from  British  surveyin  1874; 

with  inset,  Continuation  of  Long  Harbor;  chart  2375.     Scale 

naut.  m  =  2.9  in.     19.5  X  26  and  4  X  3.6  in.     20c 
Pilot  chart  of  north'Pacific Ocean,  Jan.  1907;  chart  1401.    Scale  1° 

long.  =  0.2  in.     20.7x35.3  in.     [Monthly.]     10c 
Southern  Arm  and  Seal  Cove,  White  Bay,  Newfoundland,  east 

coast,  from  British  survev  in  1899;  chart  2367.    Scale  naut.  m.= 

5.9  in.     20.3X16.3  in.     20c 
Volta  River  Entrance,  Gold  Coast,  west  coast  of  Africa,  from  plan 

in  1897  by  Coode,  Son,  and  Matthews;  chart  2371.    Scale  naut. 

m.=3in.     20.6X17.7  in.     20c 
Hydrographic  bulletin,  weekly,  901-904;  Dec.  5-26,  1906.     Each  1  p. 
various  sizes. 

Notice  to  mariners,  weekly,  4S-52, 1906;  Dec.  1-29,  [1906].    1.  769-856. 
Sailing  directions  for  Bay  of  Fundy,  southeast  coast  of  Nova  Scotia, 

and  south  and  east  coasts  of  Cape  Breton  Island.     3d  edition. 

444  p.  il.  map. 

Immigration  and  Naturalization  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  De- 
partment): 

Estimate  of  appropriation  for  immigrant  station  at  Ellis  Island,  N.  Y. 
4  p.     (H.  doc.  141.) 

Immigration  statement  and  inward  passenger  movement,  Nov.  1906. 
lp.f°     [Monthly.] 

Naturalization  laws  and  regulations  of  Oct.  1906.  Edition  of  Oct.  1906. 
21  p.     *  Paper,  5c 

Immigration  and  Naturalization  Committee  (House) : 

Report  amending  H.  20465,  to  validate  certain  certificates  of  naturali- 
zation.    2  p.     (H.  rp.  5407.) 

Indian  Affairs  Committee  (House): 

Report  submitting  H.  225S0,  making  appropriations  for  Indian  De- 
partment, 1908.     6  p.     (H.  rp.  5486.) 

Rousseau,  Esther.  Hearing  before  committee,  on  H.  22362,  to  pay 
Esther  Rousseau,  Dec.  18,  1906.     66  p. 

Indian  Affairs  Committee  (Senate): 

Report  amending  H.  5290,  for  allotment  and  distribution  of  Indian 
tribal  funds.     3  p.     (S.  rp.  4634. ) 

Indian  Bureau  (Interior  Department): 

Code,  William  H.     Estimate  of  [deficiency  in]  appropriation  for  pay 

of  [Code].     3  p.     (H.  doc.  313. ) 
Devils  Lake  Reservation.    Recommendation  as  to  time  of  payment  of 

certain  moneys  to  Indians  of  reservation.     3  p.     (H.  doc.  144.) 
Hopi  Indians.    Recommendations  as  to  allotment  of  lands  in  severalty 

to  Moqui  Indians  of  Arizona.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  136. ) 


December,  1906  433 

Indian  Bureau — Continued. 

Indian  agents.     Communication  recommending  repeal  of  law  as  to 

making  quarterly  transcripts  of  records  [bv  Indian  agents] .     2  p. 

(H.  doc.  146.) 
Indian  reservations — 

Draft  of  bill  to  authorize  reservation  of  power  and  reservoir  sites 
on  Indian  reservations.     3  p.     (H.  doc.  198.) 

Estimate  of  [deficiency  in]  appropriation  for  survey  and  subdivi- 
sion of  Indian  reservations,  and  allotment  of  lands  in  severalty. 
3  p.     (H.  doc.  188.) 
Indians — 

Draft  of  bill  to  authorize  noncompetent  Indian  allottees  to  dispose 
of  their  allotments.     3  p.     (H.  doc.  80. ) 

Draft  of  bill  to  pav  to  incapable  Indians  their  shares  of  tribal  trust 
funds.     2  p.     *(H.  doc.  318.) 

Rolls  of    [Lower  Chinook,  Kathlamet,  Tillamook,  and  Clatsop] 
Indians  in  Oregon  and  Washington  for  use  in  reference  to  agree- 
ment of  Aug.  1851.     SO  p.     (H.  doc.  133.)  6-35393 
Iowa  Indians.     Estimate  of  appropriation  for  Iowa  and  Sac  and  Fox 

Indians.     3  p.     (H.  doc.  322.) 
Jicarilla  Apache  Reservation,  N.  Mex.     Draft  of  bill  relating  to  allot-- 

ments  on  reservation.     5  p.     (H.  doc.  134.) 
Jocko  Reservation.      Estimate  of  appropriation  for  survey,  etc.,  of 

lands  in  Flathead  Reservation.     3  p.     (H.  doc.  212.) 
Osage  Indians.     Recommendation  as  to  payment  of  sums  due  Osage 

Indians.     3  p.     (H.  doc.  145.) 
Paiute  Indians.     Estimate  of  appropriation  for  Truckee-Carson  irri- 
gation project  as   related  to  Paiute  allotments  [in  Carson  Sink 

Valley,  Churchill  County,  New],     4  p.     (H.  doc.  211.) 
Right  of  way.     Draft  of  bill  granting  rights  of  way  [for  irrigation, 

water-supplv,  and  other]  purposes  through  Indian  reservations. 

3  p.     (H.  doc.  201.) 
Round  Valley  Reservation,  Cal.     Recommendation  for  payment  of 

purchase  price  of  lands  of  Indians  of  reservation.     8  p.     (H.  doc. 

256. ) 
Standing  Rock  Reservation.     Draft  of  bill  for  allotting  timber  lands 

to  Indians  of  Standing  Rock  Agency,  North  and  South  Dakota. 

3  p.     (H.  doc.  258.) 
"Woman.     Draft  of  bill  for  allotment  of  lands  to  married  women  on 

[Chevenne  River,  Standing  Rock,  and  Pine  Ridge]  reservations, 

North  and  South  Dakota.     3  p.      (H.  doc.  257.) 

Industrial  Arts  and  Expositions  Committee  (House): 
Jamestown  Ter-Centennial  Exposition,  1907 — 

Hearing  before  committee  [on]  loan  of  §1,000,000  to  Jamestown 
Exposition,  Dec.  19,  [17],  1906.  28  p.  *Paper,  5c  6-35025 
Report  amending  H.  21949,  appropriating  §1,000,000  as  loan  to 
Jamestown  Exposition  Company  for  aiding  in  payment  of  cost 
of  exposition  on  Hampton  Roads,  Va.,  1907,  and  fixing  date 
for  opening  and  closing  thereof.     4  p.     (H.  rp.  5554.) 

Industrial  Expositions  Select  Committee  (Senate): 

Report  amending  S.  6896,  appropriating  61,000,000  as  loan  to  James- 
town Exposition  Company  for  aiding  in  payment  of  cost  of  expo- 
sition on  Hampton  Roads,  Va.,  1907,  and  fixing  dates  for  opening 
and  closing  thereof.     6  p.     (S.  rp.  4671.) 


434  December,  1906 

Inspector=General's  Department  (War  Department): 

Report  of  inspection  of  branches  of   National  Home  for  Disabled 
Volunteer  Soldiers,  made  July  21-Oct.  15, 1906.    95  p.    (H.  doc.  88. ) 

Insular  Affairs  Bureau  (War  Department): 

Quarterly  summary  of  commerce  of  Philippine  Islands,  Apr.-June, 

1906;  no.  8,  series  1905-06.     p.  793-895,  4° 
Report  of  chief  [for  year  ended  Oct.  31],  1906.     32  p.     *  Paper,  5c 

Interior  Department: 

Note. — The  decisions  of  the  Department  of  the  Interior  in  pension  cases  are 
issued  in  slips  and  in  signatures,  and  the  decisions  in  land  cases  are  issued 
in  signatures,  both  being  published  later  in  bound  volumes  at  prices  ranging 
from  31.05  to  SI. 45  per  volume.  Subscribers  may  deposit  SI. 00  in  the  Depart- 
ment and  receive  the  contents  of  a  volume  of  the  decisions  of  either  kind 
in  separate  parts  as  they  are  issued.  For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see 
names  of  bureaus. 

Accounts.     Statement  of    expenditures    on    account  of    contingent 

expenses,  1906.     22  p.     (H.  doc.  331.) 
Agricultural  colleges.     Report  of  disbursements,    1906    [1907],   for 
colleges  of  agriculture  and  mechanic  arts   [under  act  approved 
Aug.  30,  1890].     2  p.     (H.  doc.  291.) 
Anadarko,  Okla.     Statement  of  receipts  and  disbursements  in  con- 
nection with  sale  of  town  lots  at  Anadarko,  Lawton,  and  Hobart, 
Okla.  [Aug.  1901].     64  p.     (H.  doc.  149.) 
Chickasaw  Indians- 
Letter  submitting  memorial  of  Chickasaw  Legislature  relative  to 
public  highways  in  [Chickasaw  and  Choctaw  nations].     3  p. 
(H.  doc.  292.) 
Letter  transmitting  memorial  of  Chickasaw  Legislature  protesting 
against  enrollment  of  certain  children  [of  Choctaw  or  Chicka- 
saw freedmen],  and  opinion  of  assistant  Attorney-General  in 
case  of  Ethel  Pierson.     4  p.     (H.  doc.  293.) 
Coal  lands — 

Letter  transmitting  memorial  of  Chickasaw  Legislature  in  reference 
to  sale  of  coal  and  asphalt  lands  [in  Choctaw  and  Chickasaw 
nations].     3  p.     (H.  doc.  280.) 
Recommendation   for  legislation  to  provide  that   reservation  of 
coal  and  asphalt  lands  shall  not  interfere  with  town-site  loca- 
tions [in  Choctaw  and  Chickasaw  nations,  Ind.  T.,  etc.].     1  p. 
(H.  doc.  301.) 
Decisions  [of  Department  and  General  Land  Office]  relating  to  pub- 
lic lands,  v.  35,  [signatures]  12-18.     p.  177-288. 
New  Mexico.     Estimate  of  [deficiency  in]  appropriation  for  contin- 
gent expenses  of  New  Mexico  legislature.     3  p.     (H.  doc.  296.) 
Patents.     Letter  from  Secretary  relating  to  rental  of  buildings  for 
model  exhibit  of  Patent  Office  [with  report  of  acting  commissioner 
of  patents,   Oct.    20,    1906,  in   relation   to  disposition  of  Patent 
Office  models].     14  p.     (S.  doc.  158.)  6-35389 

Reports — 

Annual  reports,  1905;  Indian  affairs,  pt.  2.     291  p.  tab.     (H.  doc. 

5,  59th  Cong.  1st  sess. ) 
Report  of  Secretary,  1906.     336  p.     *  Paper,  25c 
Wakefield,  T.  C.     Statement  of  claim  of  Wakefield.     2  p.     (H.  doc. 
81.) 

Internal  Revenue  Commissioner  (Treasury  Department): 
Annual  report,  1906.     128  p.     *  Paper,  15c 
Same  [with  tables],  1906.     206  p. 
Same.     (H.  doc.  20.) 


December,  1906  435 

Internal  Revenue  Commissioner — Continued. 

Circular  684,  Supplemental  regulations  governing  withdrawal  of  dis- 
tilled spirits  from  bonded  warehouse  for  use  of  United  States,  free 
of  tax,  under  sec.  3464,  Revised  statutes.  1  p.  4°  (Treasury  Dept. 
Dept.  circular  98,  1906.) 

International  Waterways  Commission  (War  Department): 

2d  progress  report,  De:.  1.  1906.     39  p.     *  Paper,  5c  6-35395 

Interoceanic  Canals  Committee  (Senate) : 

Hearings  before  committee  [Jan.  11- Apr.  25,  1906]  in  matter  of  S.  R. 
[50],  for  investigation  of  matters  relating  to  Panama  Canal,  etc. 
v.  1-3,  p.  1-2967,  pi.     *  Paper,  75c  per  vol.  6-35171'  2 

Interstate  and  Foreign  Commerce  Committee  (House): 

Allegheny  River.  Report  favoring  H.  21200,  to  authorize  county  of 
Allegheny,  Pa.,  to  construct  bridge  across  river.   1  p.   ( H.  rp.  5464. ) 

Arbitration.  Hearings  before  committee  [Dec.  14,  1906]  on  H. 
10840,  for  investigation  of  controversies  affecting  interstate  com- 
merce.    21  p. 

Choctawhatchee  River.  Report  favoring  H.  20510,  to  authorize 
court  of  county  commissioners  of  Geneva  County,  Ala.,  to  con- 
struct bridge  across  river  above  Geneva.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  5408.) 

Isles  of  Shoals,  X.  H.  Report  favoring  H.  189,  to  establish  life-saving 
station  at  Isles  of  Shoals.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  5411.) 

Lighthouse  tenders.  Hearings  before  committee  [Dec.  11,  1906]  on 
H.  21689,  to  increase  limit  of  cost  of  5  light-house  tenders  hereto- 
fore authorized;  [statement  of  Uriel  Sebree].     16  p. 

Mississippi  River.  Report  favoring  H.J.  R.  196,  relating  to  bridge 
[across  river  between  St.  Paul  and]  Fort  Snelling,  Minn.  3  p. 
(H.  rp.  5409.) 

Monongahela  River.  Report  favoring  H.  20988,  to  amend  act  to 
authorize  Washington  and  Westmoreland  counties,  Pa.,  to  con- 
struct bridge  across  river  [as  amended,  so  as  to  extend  time]. 

1  p.     (H.  rp.  5410.) 

Publishers.  Hearings  before  committee  [Dec.  17,  1906]  on  H.  22476, 
to  amend  acts  to  regulate  commerce  so  that  publishers  of  news- 
papers and  periodicals  may  enter  into  advertising  contracts  with 
common  carriers  and  receive  payment  for  such  advertisements  in 
transportation;  [statement  of  E.  W.  Stevens].     15  p. 

Isthmian  Canal  Commission  (War  Department): 

Note. — For  divisions  under  this  commission,  see  names  of  divisions. 
Annual  report  for  year  ending  Dec.  1,  1906.     153  p.     *  Paper,  15c 

Justice  Department: 

Note. — For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 
Advance  sheets,  Official  opinions  of  Attorneys-General,  v.  26,  [signa- 
tures] 4,  5.     p.  49-80. 
Annual  report  of  Attorney-General,  1906.     47  p.     *  Paper,  5c 
Official  opinions  of  Attornevs-General  [Julv,  1903-June,  1906].    v.  25, 
720  p.     (H.  doc.  23.) 

Labor  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Bulletin  67;  Nov.  1906.     p.  681-954.     [Bimonthly.]      *Paper,  25c 
Same.      (H.  doc.  592,  pt.  6,  59th  Cong.  1st  sess. )  4-18114 

Land  Office,  General  (Interior  Department): 

Estimate  of  appropriation  for  contingent  expenses  of  land  offices. 

2  p.     (H.  doc.  186.)     [Corrected  2d  print  was  issued.] 

18315— Xo.  144—07 3 


436  Decembek,  1906 

and  Office,  General— Continued. 
Estimate  of  appropriation  for  expenses  of  hearings  in  land  entries 

and  of  depositing  public  moneys.     3  p.     (H.  doc.  290. ) 
[Instructions  to]  register  and  receiver,  Seattle,  Wash,  [regarding  lists 
23  and  24  of  indemnity  school  land  selections  in  State  of  Wash- 
ington filed  Sept.  9,  1905,  and  right  of  appeal  of  certain  homestead 
applicants] .     15  p. 
Response  to  resolution,  list  of  persons,  firms,  and  corporations  who 
conveyed  or  relinquished  to  Government  lands  within  limits 
of  forest  reserves.     4  p.     (S.  doc.  18  [pt.  1].) 
Same,  Lists  in  addition.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  18  [pt.  2].) 
United  States  mining  laws  and   regulations  thereunder;  approved 
Dec.  18,  1903.     61  p.     *  Paper,  5c 

Law  Division  (Library  of  Congress): 

Headings  and  subheadings  for  Index  to  Federal  statutes.     797  p. 
large  8°     *  Paper,  $1.25 
Same,  Army.     118  p.  4° 
Same,  civil  service.     22  p.  4° 
Same,  Congress.     17  p.  4° 
Same,  customs  laws.     23  p.  4° 
Same,  finance.     59  p.  4° 
Same,  fish  and  fisheries.     7  p.  4° 
Same,  internal  revenue.     25  p.  4° 
Same,  Navy.     86  p.  4° 
Laws  of  United  States,  Commission  to  Revise  (Justice  Department): 
Final  report,     2  v.     131  +  1912  p.  large  8° 

Library  of  Congress: 

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A.  L.  A.  portrait  index,  index  to  portraits  contained  in  printed  books 
and  periodicals.     1601  p.     *  Cloth,  $3.00  6-35019 

Same  [circular  announcement  of  publication  and  price].     1  p.  4° 
Publications.     38  p.  12°  6-35005/2 

Records  of  Virginia  Company  of  London  1619-24  [circular  announce- 
ment of  publication  and  price].     1  p.  4°  6-35015/4 
Report  of  librarian  and  report  of  Superintendent  of  Library  Building 
and  Grounds,  1906.     175  p.  pi.     *  Cloth,  35c 
Same.     ( H.  doc.  18. )  6-6273 
Life=Saving  Service  (Treasury  Department): 

Reimbursement  for  expenditures  from  private  funds,     lp.  4°    (Treas- 
ury Dept.     Dept.  circular  103,  1906. ) 

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marks,  and  the  Weekly  notice  to  mariners  can  be  obtained,  free  of  charge, 
on  application  to  the  office  of  the  Board  at  Washington,  the  inspectors  and 
engineers  of  the  several  lighthouse  districts,  the  United  States  custom-houses, 
the  principal  agencies  of  the  Coast  and  Geodetic  Survey,  the  Hydrographic 
Office,  and  the  branch  hydrographic  offices. 

7th  District.     List  of  lights,  buoys,  and  daymarks,  from  Jupiter  In- 
let to  Perdido  River,  with  adjacent  islands,  keys,  and  reefs;  cor- 
rected to  Nov.  1,  1906.     86  p.  large  8° 
Specifications  and  contract  for  fuel,  190  .     28  p.  4° 
Specifications  and  contract  for  provisions,  190  .     34  p.  4° 
Weekly  notice  to  mariners,  changes  in  aids  to  navigation  on  coasts  of 
United  States,  nos.  122-125;  Dec.  7-28,  1906. 


December,  1906  437 

Loans  and  Currency  Division  (Treasury  Department): 

Caveat  list  of  United  States  registered  bonds,  Dec.  1,  1906.     1  p.  f° 

[Monthly.] 
Circulation  statement,  Dec.  1,  1906.     1  p.  oblong  8°     [Monthly.] 

Manufactures  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Note. — The  Bureau  furnishes  its  publications  gratuitously  to  those  who 
apply  for  them. 

Daily  consular  and  trade   reports,  nos.   2732-56;    Dec.   1-31,   1906. 

[Daily  except  Sundays  and  holidays.] 
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*  Paper,  25c 
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Maritime  Canal  Company  of  Nicaragua  (Interior  Department): 

Report  [for  year  ending  Dec.  1906].     4  p.     (S.  doc.  73.) 
Medicine  and  Surgery  Bureau  (Navy  Department): 

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Report  of  surgeon-general,  Navy,  1906.     196  p.  il.     *  Paper,  15c 
Merchant  Marine  and  Fisheries  Committee  (House): 

Report  amending  H.  17624,  to  amend  act  to  amend  sec.  4405,  Re- 
vised statutes  [so  as  to  prevent  unnecessary  whistling  by  steam- 
boats].    1  p.      (H.  rp.  5625.) 

Mexican  Water  Boundary  Commission  (State  Department): 

Estimate  of  [deficiencv  in]  appropriation  for  expenses  of  commission. 
2  p.     (H.  doc.  289") 

Military  Academy  ( War  Department ) : 

Recommendations  as  to  additional  dental  surgeon  at  academy.  4  p. 
(H.  doc.  78.) 

Military  Affairs  Committee  (House): 

Appropriations.     Hearing  [before  committee,  Dec.  11-18,  1906]  on 

Army  appropriation  bill  for  1907-8.     141  p.     *  Paper,  10c 
Texas.     Report  amending  H.  C.  R.  42,  to  return  to  Texas  muster 

rolls  of  companies  of  Texas  rangers  or  troops  called  into  service 

between  Feb.  28,  1855,  and  June  21,  1860.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  5553.) 
Volunteer  retired  list.     Statement  of  S.  L.  Glasgow  before  committee 

[Dec.  13,  1906]  on  H.  8989,  to  create  special  roll  to  be  known  as 

volunteer  retired  list.     8  p.     *  Paper,  5c 

Military  Information   Division  (Staff  Corps,  General,   War  Depart- 
ment ) : 
Publication  8  [new  series],  Reports  of  military  observers  attached  to 
armies  in  Manchuria  during  Russo-Japanese  War,  pt.  1.     284  p. 
il.  pi.  maps.     *  Paper,  $1.00  6-35363 

Military  Secretary's  Department  (War  Department): 
Enlistment — 

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concerning  recommendations  for  establishment  of  additional 
recruiting  stations] .  2  p.  12° 
[Circular]  to  recruiting  officers  [relative  to  applications  for  reen- 
listment  from  former  members  of  companies  B,  C,  and  D,  25th 
Infantry] .  1  p.  12° 
Recruiting  for  line  of  Army,  Oct.  1906.     16  p.  12°     [Monthly.] 

Mine    Inspector  for   Territory  of    New  Mexico    (Interior   Depart- 
ment): 
Report,  1906.     87  p. 


438  December,  1906 

Mint  Bureau  (Treasury  Department): 

Estimate  of  diversion  of  appropriation  for  employees  [at  mint  at 
Denver,  Colo.].     2  p.     (H.  doc.  277.) 

Mississippi  River  Commission  (Engineer  Department,  War  Depart- 
ment): 
Annual  report,  1906.     p.  2469-2609,  pi.  maps. 

National  Museum  (Smithsonian  Institution): 

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nual reports,  and  an  annual  volume  of  Proceedings.  The  annual  report  is 
included  in  the  Congressional  set.  The  editions  of  the  bulletins  and  Proceed- 
ings are  too  limited  to  admit  of  general  distribution,  and  the  volumes  of  the 
latter  are  sent  only  to  libraries. 

Contributions  from  national  herbarium  v.  10,  pt.  3,  Studies  of  Mexi- 
can and  Central  American  plants,  no.  5.  p.  79-132,  il.  pi.  *  Paper 
20c 

Mammal  remains  from  2  prehistoric  village  sites  in  New  Mexico  and 
Arizona,     p.  647-649. 

Mammals  of  Banka,  Mendanau,  and  Billiton  islands,  between 
Sumatra  and  Borneo,     p.  575-612,  il. 

Review  of  herring-like  lishes  of  Japan,     p.  613-645,  il. 

National   Society  of   Daughters   of  American   Revolution  (Smith- 
sonian Institution): 
8th  report,  Oct,  11,  1904-Oct.  11,  1905.     240  p.  por.  pi.     (S.  doc.  532, 
59th  Cong.  1st  sess. ) 

Naval  Academy  (Navigation  Bureau,  Navy  Department): 

Annual  register,  62d  academic  year,  1906-07.     191  p.     *  Paper,  15c 

Naval  War  Records  Office  ( Navy  Department) : 

Official  records  of  Union  and  Confederate  navies  in  War  of  Rebellion; 
series  1,  v.  21.     1049  p.  il.  pi.  map.     (H.  doc.  25.)      6-35188-9/10 

Navigation  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

38th  annual  list  of  merchant  vessels  of  United  States,  with  official 
numbers  and  signal  letters,  and  lists  of  vessels  belonging  to 
Government  with  distinguishing  signals,  1906.  [6  pts.] 
414-85  p.  4°     (H.  doc.  16.)  6-35357 

Same,  addenda,  list  of  seagoing  vessels  of  United  States  to  which 
signal  letters  have  been  assigned  between  June  30  and  Oct.  20, 
1906.     1  p.  oblong  8° 
Annual  report  of  commissioner,  1906.     315  p.     *  Cloth,  35c 

Same.     (H.  doc.  14.) 
Draft  of  proposed  legislation  in  reference  to  payment  of  navigation 
fees  [for  certificates  of  ownership  and  for  recording  bills  of  sale]. 

3  p.     (H.  doc.  317.) 

Navigation  Bureau  (Navy  Department): 

Note. — For  offices  under  this  bureau,  see  names  of  offices. 
Extract  from  letter  of  President  Roosevelt  to  Secretary  Bonaparte. 

4  p. 

Movements  of  vessels,  Dec.  1-31,  1906.     Each  1  p.  4°     [Daily  except 

Sundays  and  holidays.] 
Officers  of  Navy  and  Marine  Corps  in  District  of  Columbia.     16  p. 

*  Paper,  10c 
Orders  to  officers,  U.  S.  N.,  Dec.  1-31,  1906.     Each  1  p.  4°     [Daily 

except  Sundays  and  holidays.] 


Decembee,  1906  439 

Navigation  Bureau  (Navy  Department) — Continued. 

Remarks  of  President  Roosevelt  to  officers  and  enlisted  men  on  board 

U.  S.  S.  Louisiana,  Nov.  26,  1906.     4  p. 
Report  of  chief,  1906.     Ill  p.  map.     *  Paper,  20c 

Navy  Department: 

Note. — For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 
Annual  report  of  Secretary,  1906.     76  p.  pi.     *  Paper,  15c 
Correspondence.     Navy  Department  card  index  record  system  [for 

indexing  and  recording  briefs  of  letters  received  and  sent].     2  1. 

narrow  12° 
Departmental  order  57;  Nov.  30,  1906.     1  1.  narrow  12° 
General  court-martial  order  82-95  [1906];  Oct.  11-Dec.  3,  1906.     12° 
General  order  31-38  [new  series] ;  Oct.  29-Dec.  20,  1906.     12° 
Navy  yard  order  678-687,  employment  of  labor  at  navy  vards;  Dec. 

3-26,  1906.     narrow  12° 
Printing.     Estimate  of  appropriation  for  printing  and  landing.     2  p. 

(H,  doc.  190.) 
Salaries.     Amended  estimate  of  appropriation   [for  salaries].     2  p. 

(H.  doc.  147.) 
Special  order  30-35  [new  series];  Nov.  8-Dec.  26,  1906.     Each  1  p. 

12° 
War-ships.     Letter  transmitting  documents  pertaining  to  construc- 
tion of  new  vessel  for  Navy.     4  p.     (H.  doc.  295.)      [This  is  letter 

of  transmittal  only.] 

Navy  Department,  Commission  to  Investigate  Methods  of  Keep= 
ing  Accounts  in  (Navy  Department): 
Report.     16  p.     *  Paper,  5c 
New  Mexico  (Interior  Department): 

Certificate  from  governor  and  secretary  showing  result  of  election  on 
Nov.  6,  1906,  on  subject  of  joint  statehood  with  Arizona.     3  p. 
(H.  doc.  194.) 
Report  of  governor,  1906.     108  p.  map.     *  Paper,  25c 

Northern  and  Northwestern  Lakes  Survey  (Engineer  Department, 
War  Department): 

Note. — Lake  Survey  charts  may  be  obtained  from  U.  S.  Lake  Survey  Office, 
Detroit,  Mich.,  or  from  U.  S.  Engineer  Office,  Buffalo,  N.  Y.  Payments  must 
be  made  before  charts  are  sent,  and  if  made  by  mail  must  be  by  postal  or 
express  money  order  payable  to  the  order  of  U.  S.  Lake  Survey  Office  if  or- 
dered from  Detroit,  or  to  the  order  of  U.  S.  Engineer  Office  if  ordered  from 
Buffalo.  These  charts  may  also  be  obtained,  for  cash  only,  at  U.  S.  Canal 
Office  at  Sault  Ste.  Marie,  Mich.  They  will  be  sent  by  express,  the  express 
charges  to  be  paid  by  the  purchaser  on  receipt  of  the  charts,  or  free  by  mail 
at  the  purchaser's  risk.  Purchasers  should  indicate,  when  ordering  the  charts, 
whether  they  wish  them  sent  by  express  or  mail.  The  latter  will  be  used 
when  no  choice  is  indicated. 

The  bulletins  and  supplements  of  the  Lake  Survey  may  be  obtained  free 
upon  application  at  U.  S.  Lake  Survey  Office,  Detroit,  Mich.,  and  at  the  engi- 
neer offices  in  Duluth,  Milwaukee,  Chicago,  Grand  Rapids,  Cleveland,  Buffalo, 
and  Oswego. 

Annual  report   upon  survev  of  northern  and  northwestern   lakes, 

1906.     p.  821-825,  2241-52,  pi. 
Supplement  8,  1906,  corrections  and  additions  to  bulletin  16;  to  sup- 
plement information  given  upon  charts  of  Great  Lakes.     12  p.  4° 
Oklahoma  (Interior  Department) : 

Report  of  governor,  1906.     154  p.  map.     *  Paper,  15c 
Ordnance  and  Fortification  Board  ( War  Department ) : 
16th  report,  1906.     21  p.     (H.  doc.  90.) 


440  Decembee,  1906 

Ordnance  Bureau  (Navy  Department): 
Ordnance  pamphlet — 

152,  4-inch  range  table,  2,000  f.  s.  initial  velocity  to  8,000  yards, 
weight  of  projectile,  33  pounds.     13  p.  4° 

153,  4-inch  range  table,  2,500  f.  s.  initial  velocity  to  9,500  yards, 
weight  of  projectile,  33  pounds.     15  p.  4° 

179,  5-inch  range  table,  2,300  f.  s.  initial  velocity  to  9,000  yards, 
weight  of  projectile,  50  pounds.     13  p.  4° 

180,  5-inch  range  table,  2,700  f.  s.  initial  velocity  to  11,000  yards, 
weight  of  projectile,  60  pounds.     17  p.  4° 

194,  6-inch  range  table,  2,600  f.  s.  initial  velocity  to  12,000  yards, 

weight  of  projectile,  105  pounds.     17  p.  4° 
272,  10-inch  range  table,  2,700  f.  s.  initial  velocity  to  19,000  yards, 

weight  of  projectile,  510  pounds.     27  p.  4° 
321,  addendum  to  320,  description  of  changes  in  Bliss-Leavitt, 
5  m.X21  in.,  mark  1,  modification  1,  torpedo  which  are  in 
Bliss-Leavitt,  5  m. X45  cm.,  mark  3.     18  p.  pi.  4° 
Report  of  chief,  1906.     36  p.     *  Paper,  10c 
Ordnance  Department  (War  Department): 

Appointment  and  promotion  of  employees  in  Ordnance  Department 

at  large.     20  p. 
[Handbook  of  Maxim  automatic  machine  gun,  caliber  .30,  tripod, 
model  of  1904,  wheeled  mount,  model  of  1905,   pack  outfits 
and  accessories]  List  of  parts  shown  on  plate  3.     2  p. 
Same,  List  of  parts  shown  on  plate  4.     1  p. 
Ordnance  orders  24  [1906];  Dec.  13,  1906.     1  p.  12° 
Statement  of  expenditures  and  operations  of  manufacture  at  armory 
at  Springfield,  Mass.  [and  Rock  Island  Arsenal,  111.,  1906].     4  p, 
(H.  doc.  79. ) 

Patent  Office  (Interior  Department): 

Note. — The  Patent  Office  publishes  specifications  and  drawings  of  patents, 
both  in  single  copies  and  monthly  volumes,  thy  former  at  5c  and  the  latter 
at  S5.00.  The  former  are  not  enumerated  in  this  catalogue.  For  certified 
copies  of  patents,  including  specification,  drawing,  certificate,  and  grant,  the 
price  is  80c.  A  variety  of  indexes,  giving  a  complete  view  of  the  work  of  the 
office  from  1790  to  date,  are  published  at  prices  ranging  from  25c  to  S1U.00  per 
volume.  The  Rules  of  practice  and  pamphlet  Patent  laws  are  furnished  free. 
The  Patent  Office  issues  coupon  orders  in  packages  of  20  at  f  1.00  per  package, 
or  in  books  containing  100  coupons  at  15.00  per  book.  One  coupon  will 
procure  a  specification  with  drawings, and  two  coupons  a  copy  of  the  Official 
gazette.    They  are  good  until  used.    Address  Chief  Clerk,  Patent  Office. 

Official  gazette,  Dec.  4-25,  1906;  v.  125,  nos.  5-8.     p.  1353-2768,  il. 

large  8°     [Weekly.]     Paper,  10c  single  copy,  $5.00  a  yr. 
Rules  of  practice,  revised  Feb.  28,  1905.     [19th  edition.]     3d  reprint. 

110  p.  pi.     *  Paper,  15c 

Patents  Committee  (Senate): 

Copyright  hearings,  Dec.  7-11,  1906,  arguments  before  committees 
on  patents  of  Senate  and  House  of  Representatives,  conjointly,  on 
S.  6330  and  H.  19853,  to  amend  and  consolidate  acts  respecting 
copyright.     449  p.     *  Paper,  30c  6-35027 

Pay  Department  (War  Department): 

Circular  278;  Dec.  1,  1906.     1  p.  12° 

Estimate  of  appropriation  for  mileage  to  officers  and  contract  sur- 
geons.    4  p.     (H.  doc.  200. ) 

Estimate  of  appropriation  for  pay  [for  switchboard  operators]  for 
Army.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  304.) 


December,  1906  441 

Pay  Department — Continued. 

Monthly  station  list  of  officers,  Dec.  1,  1906.     5  p. 

Statement  as  to  apportionments  of  appropriations  in  view  of  emer- 
gencies, and  explanation  of  deficiency  estimate  for  mileage  to 
officers  and  contract  surgeons.     3  p.      (H.  doc.  77. ) 

Stoppage  circular,  Dec.  15,  1906.     2  p.     [Monthly.] 

Urgent  estimate  of  appropriation  for  pav  of  Military  Academy.  2  p. 
(H.  doc.  288.) 

Philippine  Commission  (War  Department): 

7th  annual  report  [with  reports  of  governor-general  and  depart- 
ments], 1906.     210  p.     (Insular  Affairs  Bureau. )     *  Paper,  15c 

Plant  Industry  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department): 

Brief  cultural  directions  for  tobacco.  15  p.  16°  [This  is  an  abstract 
of  Bulletin  91.  ]     *  Paper,  5c 

Bulletin  100,  pt.  8,  Conditions  affecting  legume  inoculation.  15  p.  pi. 
*  Paper,  10c 

Porto  Rico  (State  Department): 

Five  ordinances  [relating  to  franchises],  enacted  bv  Executive  Coun- 
cil [Apr.  19-Sept.  21,  1906].     17  p.     (S.  doc.  97".) 

Nine  ordinances  [relating  to  franchises],  enacted  bv  Executive  Coun- 
cil [June  21-Aug.  30,  1906].     15  p.     (S.  doc.  98".) 

Porto  Rico  Agricultural  Experiment  Station  (Experiment  Stations 
Office,  Agriculture  Department): 
Circular  6,  Fertilizers.     16  p.     *  Paper,  5c  Agr  7-14/2 

Post=Office  Department: 

Note. — For  bureau?  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 

Bulletin,  advertisement  inviting  proposals  for  carrying  mails  in  screen 

wagons  at  cities  and   towns   named   in  Ohio,  Indiana,  Illinois, 

Michigan,  Wisconsin,  Iowa,  and  Missouri,  July,  1907-June,  1911. 

83  p. 
Postal  claims.     Detailed  statement  of  claims  of  postmasters  acted  on 

during  1906.     30  p.     (H.  doc.  205.) 
Postal  guide.     United  States  official  postal  guide,  2d  series,  v.  28,  no. 

12;  Dec.  1906.     76  p.  12°     [Monthly.]     Paper,  82.00  a  yr. 
Note. — No.  1,  January,  for  each  year,  is  what  is  usually  known  as  the  Postal 

guide,  nos.  2-12  being  additions  and  corrections.    Sold  by  the  printers,  J.  B. 

Lyon  Company,  Beaver  and  Daniel  streets,  Albany. 

Public  property.     Account  of  public  property  in  Department  [1906]. 

4  p.     (H.  doc.  137.) 
Purchasing  agent.     Report  of  purchasing  agent,  1906.     7  p.     *  Paper, 

5c 
Report — 

Annual  report  of  Postmaster-General,  1906.     85  p.     *  Paper,  10c 

Report  of  2d  assistant  Postmaster-General,  1906.     112  p. 

Report  of  3d  assistant  Postmaster-General,  1906.     60  p.     *  Paper, 
10c 

Report  of  4th  assistant  Postmaster-General,  1906.     15  p. 
President  of  United  States : 

Brown,  Alfred  W.     Executive  order  [authorizing  reinstatement  of 

Brown].     1  p.  f° 


442  December,  1906 

President  of  United  States — Continued. 

Brownsville,  Tex.  Message  transmitting  report  from  Secretary  of 
War  with  documents  and  memoranda  as  to  precedents  for  sum- 
mary discharge  or  mustering  out  of  regiments  or  companies.  545 
p.  il.     (S.  doc.  155.)  6-35390 

Consuls — 

Executive  order  [amending  tariff  of  consular  fees].     1  p.  f° 
Executive  order,  amendments  to  Regulations  governing  appoint- 
ments and  promotions  in  consular  service.     1  p.  f° 

Davis,  Fort,  Tex.  Executive  order  [placing  military  reservation  of 
fort  under  control  of  Secretary  of  Interior].     1  p.  f° 

Devils  Tower  national  monument,  Wyo.,  proclamation.     1  p.  map,  f° 

Discharge,  Navy.  Message  in  regard  to  articles  36  and  37  of  Articles 
for  government  of  Navy,  and  recommending  amendments  [so  as 
to  allow  President  to  dismiss  officers  upon  his  own  initiative]. 
2  p.     (S.  doc.  13.) 

Earle,  Philip  M.  Executive  order  [authorizing  appointment  of  Earle, 
Isaac  Pearson,  and  George  F.  Miller].     1  p.  f° 

El  Morro  national  monument,  N.  Mex.,  proclamation.     1  p.  map,  f° 

Game  preserve,  Grand  Canyon  forest  reserve,  Ariz.,  proclamation. 
1  p.  f« 

Gillespie,  William  W.  Executive  order  [authorizing  appointment 
of  Gillespie].     1  p.  f° 

Henry,  Charles  E.  Message  returning  without  approval  S.  6197, 
to  increase  pension  of  Henry.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  157.) 

Isthmian  Canal  Commission.  Executive  order  [reorganizing  com- 
mission].    3  p.  f° 

Jemez  Indians.  Executive  order  [setting  apart  land  in  New  Mexico 
as  reservation  for  Indians  of  Jemez  Pueblo].     1  p.  f° 

Jones,  Mrs.  Kate  S.  Executive  order  [authorizing  transfer  of  Mrs. 
Jones].     1  p.  f° 

Message  to  Congress  at  beginning  of  2d  session  of  59th  Congress. 
60  p.     *  Paper,  5c 

Montezuma  Castle  national  monument,  Ariz.,  proclamation.  1  p. 
map,  f° 

Navy — 

Executive  order  [fixing  conditions  on  which  enlisted  men  of 
Navy,  serving  in  their  first  enlistment,  may  be  permitted  to 
purchase  their  discharge].  1  p.  f° 
Executive  order  [increasing  pay  of  enlisted  men  of  Navy  during 
2d  and  subsequent  periods  of  service,  and  of  chief  petty  officers 
detailed  as  instructors  of  apprentice  seamen,  etc.].  1  p.  f° 
Message  transmitting  annual  report  of  Secretary  of  Navy  and  invit- 
ing special  attention  to  present  svstem  of  promotion  in  Navy. 
82p.pl.     (S.  doc.  142.)  6-35396 

Panama  Canal:  Special  message  concerning  canal.  [60]  p.  il.  map, 
oblong  8°    *  Paper,  50c'  6-35364 

Petrified  Forest  national  monument,  Ariz.,  proclamation.    1  p.  map,  f° 

Public  lands.  Message  relating  to  public-land  laws.  4  p.  (S.  doc. 
141.) 

Rock  of  Ages.  Executive  order  [reserving  Rock  of  Ages,  Lake  Supe- 
rior, for  lighthouse  purposes] .     1  p.  f° 

San  Francisco,  Cal.  Message  transmitting  final  report  of  Secretary 
Metcalf  on  situation  affecting  Japanese  in  San  Francisco.  40  p. 
pi.     (S.  doc.  147.)  6-35392 


December,  1906  443 

President  of  United  States — Continued. 

Schindler,  Theodore  C.  M.  Executive  order  [authorizing  appoint- 
ment of  Schindler].     1  p.  f° 

Woodruff,  William  A.  Executive  order  [authorizing  transfer  of 
Woodruff].     1  p.  f° 

Yellow  fever.  Message  transmitting  papers  in  regard  to  experiments 
conducted  [by  Walter  Reed  and  others]  for  purpose  of  coping  with 
yellow  fever/    15  p.     (S.  doc.  10.) 

Printing  Committee  (House) : 

Report  submitting  H.  R.  663,  that  it  is  the  sense  of  House  of  Repre- 
sentatives that  Government  publications  shall  adhere  to  standard 
of  orthography  prescribed  in  accepted  dictionaries  of  English  lan- 
guage.    2  p.    "(H.  rp.  5463.)      [Corrected  2d  print  was  issued.] 

Printing  Committee  (Senate): 

Report  under  S.  R.  1 75,  directing  committee  to  inquire  into  reasons 
for  delay  in  office  in  sending  to  Senate,  especially  in  last  days  of 
session,  printed  copies  of  bills,  etc.,  pending  and  awaiting  action 
on  part  of  Congress;  with  hearings.    123  p.     (S.  rp.  4430. )    6-35360 

Printing  Committee,  Joint: 

Regulations  making  effective  public  resolution  14,  1st  session,  59th 
Congress,  to  prevent  unnecessary  printing  and  binding  and  to  cor- 
rect evils  in  distribution  of  public  documents.     [5]  1.  oblong  f° 

Public  Health  and  Marine=Hospital  Service  (Treasury  Department): 
Note. — For  divisions  under  this  service,  see  names  of  divisions. 
Public  health  reports,  v.  21,  nos.  49-52;  Dec.  7-28, 1906.    p.  1443-1557. 
[Weekly.] 

Note. — This  publication  is  for  gratuitous  distribution,  but  the  edition  is 
limited,  and  the  document  is  intended  only  for  health  officers  and  other  per- 
sons interested  in  sanitarv  affairs.  To  obtain  it  application  should  be  made 
to  the  Surgeon-General  of  the  Public  Health  and  Marine-Hospital  Service, 
Treasury  Department. 

Transactions  of  4th  annual  Conference  of  State  and  Territorial  Health 
Officers  with  Public  Health  and  Marine-Hospital  Service,  Wash- 
ington, D.  C,  May  23,  1906.     75  p.     *  Cloth,  35c 

Public  Lands  Committee  (House): 
Coal  lands — 

Coal  lands  and  coal-land  laws  of  United  States  [hearing  before] 
committee,  Dec.  17,  1906;  statement  of  Edgar  E.  Clark.     18  p. 
*  Paper,  5c 
Coal  lands  and  coal-land  laws  of  United  States  [hearing  before] 
committee,  Dec.  18,  1906.     20  p. 
Crow  Reservation,  Mont.     Report  amending  H.  21678,  for  extension 
of  time  within  which  homestead  entrymen  may  establish  residence 
upon  lands  heretofore  part  of  reservation.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  5419.) 
Public  lands.     Report  amending  H.  R.  643,  calling  for  information 
relative  to  withdrawal  of  public  lands  from  entry,   etc.,  since 
July  1,  1906.     lp.     (H.  rp.  5421.) 
Wind   River  Reservation,  Wyo.     Report  favoring  H.   21202,   fixing 
time  for  homestead  entrymen  on  lands  in  Wind  River  or  Shoshone 
Reservation  to  establish  residence.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  5422. ) 

Public  Roads  Office  (Agriculture  Department): 
Circular — 

61,  Public  roads  of  Nebraska,  mileage  and  expenditures  in  1904. 
4  p.     *  Paper,  5c 


444  Decembek,  1906 

Public  Roads  Office — Continued. 
Circular — Continued. 

63,  Public  roads  of  Kansas,  mileage  and  expenditures  in  1904. 
4  p.     *  Paper,  5c 
Eeport  of  director,  1906.     27  p. 
Publications  Division  (Agriculture  Department): 
Circular — 

2,  revised  to  Oct.  1, 1906,  Publications  for  free  distribution.     48  p. 
*  Paper,  5c  Agr  7-18/3 

4,  Farmers'  bulletin  subject  index.     13  p.     *  Paper,  5c 
Monthly  list  of  publications  [of  Agriculture  Department],  Nov.  1906. 
4  p. 
Same  [for  foreign  distribution]. 
Quartermaster's  Department  (War  Department): 

Annual  report  of  quartermaster-general,  1906.     56  p.     *  Paper,  10c 
Circular  28-31  [1906] ;   Nov.  26-Dec.  22,  1906.     Each  1  p.  12° 
Estimate  of  appropriation  for  reconstruction  and  repair  of  general 

hospital  at  Presidio,  San  Francisco,  Cal.     3  p.      (H.  doc.  297.) 
Estimate  of  appropriation  for  sea  wall  at  Fort  Moultrie.     2  p.     (H. 

doc.  299. ) 
Roster  showing  stations  and  duties  of  officers,  Dec.  1,  1906.      15  p. 
[Monthly.] 

Railway  Mail  Service  (Post-Office  Department): 

Daily  bulletin  of  orders  affecting  postal  service,  v.  27,  nos.  8157-81; 
Dec.  1-31,  1906.     f°     [Daily  except  Sundays  and  holidays.] 

Reform  School  of  District  of  Columbia  (Justice  Department): 

37th  annual  report  of  trustees  [to  Attorney-General],  1906.  19  p. 
pi.     *  Paper,  10c 

Secret  Service  Division  (Treasury  Department): 

Circular  letter  253,  New  counterfeit  $5  silver  certificate.     1  p.  4° 
Senate: 

Note. — See  also  names  of  committees. 

Accounts.  Annual  report  of  Charles  G.  Bennett,  secretary,  receipts 
and  expenditures,  1906.     388  p.     (S.  doc.  1.) 

Brownsville,  Tex.  Preliminary  report  of  commission  of  Constitution 
League  of  United  States  on  affray  at  Brownsville,  Aug.  13  and 
14, 1906,  and  discharging  of  3d  [1st]  Battalion,  25th  Infantry,  at 
Fort  Reno,  Okla.,  Nov.  1906.     32  p.     (S.  doc.  107.)  6-35383 

Committees.     List  of  committees  for  59th  Congress  [2d  session] .    10  p. 

District  of  Columbia.  Petition  from  Citizens'  Committee  on  Public 
School  Affairs,  showing  operation  of  public  school  system  of  Dis- 
trict since  July  2,  1906.     6  p.     (S.  doc.  19.) 

Kongo  Free  State.  Verbatim  report  of  5  davs'  Congo  debate  in  Bel- 
gian House  of  Representatives,  Feb.  20,  "27,  28,  Mar.  1,  2,  1906. 
184  p.     (S.  doc.  139.)  6-35386 

Members — 

Alphabetical  list  of  Senators  and  committees,  59th  Congress  [2d 

session].     16  p. 
United  States  Senate,   59th   Congress,  2d  session  [1906-07],  di- 
rectory.    20  p.  il.  narrow  24° 


Decembee,  1906  445 

Senate — Continued. 

National  banks.  Paper  to  accompany  S.  7376,  to  amend  sec.  5153, 
Revised  statutes  [relative  to  duties  and  liabilities  of  national  banks 
when  designated  .  as  depositaries  of  public  moneys].  2  p.  (S. 
doc.  156.) 

Navy  yearbook,  compilation  of  annual  naval  appropriation  laws 
from  1883  to  1906,  including  provisions  for  construction  of  all  ves- 
sels of  new  Navy,  with  tallies  showing  present  naval  strength  in 
vessels  and  personnel,  and  amount  of  appropriations  for  naval  ser- 
vice.    583  p.     (S.  doc.  140.) 

Panama  Railroad  Company.  Letter  from  E.  A.  Drake,  of  Panama 
Railroad  Company,  stating  sum  paid  by  Panama  Railroad  Com- 
pany to  New  Panama  Canal  Company  for  wharf  and  buildings  at 
La  Boca  Terminal,  etc.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  110.) 

Property — 

Letter  from  secretary,  statement  of  property  in  his  possession, 

Dec.  3,  1906.     5  p.     (S.  doc.  2.) 
Letter  from  sergeant -at-arms,  statement  of  property  in  his  posses- 
sion, Dec.  3,  1906.     41  p.     (S.  doc.  6. ) 
Letter  from  sergeant-at-arms,  statement  of  receipts  from  sales  of 
condemned  property  since  Dec.  4,  1905.    1  p.     (S.  doc.  3.) 

Rivers  and  harbors.  Resolutions  adopted  bv  National  Rivers  and 
Harbors  Congress,  Washington,  D.  C,  Dec.  7,  1906.  2  p.  (S. 
doc.  105.) 

Root,  Elihu.  Letter  from  president  of  Senate  of  Peru  expressing 
gratification  on  account  of  visit  of  Root.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  7.) 

Spelling.  Memorial  of  N.  E.  Dawson,  plan  for  imparting  aptitude 
in  art  of  spelling.     23  p.  il.     (S.  doc.  9.)  6-35382 

Sequoia  and  General  Grant  National  Parks  (Interior  Department): 
Report  of  acting  superintendent,  1906.     11  p.  map.     *  Paper,  10c 

Signal  Office  ( War  Department ) : 

Estimate  of  appropriation  for  service,  1907.     2  p.     ( H.  doc.  300. ) 

Same  [1908].     2  p.     (H.  doc.  298.) 
Orders  22  [1906] ;  Dec.  1,  1906.     2  p.  12° 

Smithsonian  Institution : 

Note. — In  its  latest  price-list  the  Smithsonian  Institution  publishes  this  note: 
"The  publications  of  the  Smithsonian  Institution  are,  1,  Contributions  to 
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Nn  sets  of  these  are  for  sale  or  distribution,  as  most  of  the  volumes  are  out  of 
print.  The  volumes  of  Contributions  and  Collections  are  distributed  only  to 
de.-ignated  public  libraries  and  learned  institutions  in  this  country  and  abroad. 
A  small  edition  of  the  papers  in  these  two  series  is  printed  separately  for  sale 
or  exchange.  The  Smithsonian  reports  are  distributed  by  the  Institution  to 
libraries  throughout  the  world;  may  be  had  by  purchase  at  cost  from  the 
Superintendent  of  Documents,  and  may  also  generally  be  obtained  free  of 
charge  from  the  applicant's  Member  of  Congress."  The  annual  reports  are 
the  only  Smithsonian  publications  that  are  regularly  issued  as  public  docu- 
ments. All  the  others  are  paid  for  from  the  private  funds  of  the  Institution. 
The  annual  reports  are  included  in  the  Congressional  set.  For  bureaus  under 
this  Institution,  see  names  of  bureaus. 

Detailed  statement  of  expenditures  [1906].     43  p.     (H.  doc.  30.) 
Soils  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department): 

Bulletin  37,  Experiments  in  growing  Cuban  seed  tobacco  in  Alabama. 
32  p.  pi.     *  Paper,  10c  Agr  7-12/3 

Report  of  chief,  1906.     31  p. 
Soil  survey  of  Tippecanoe  County,  Did.     37  p.  il.  map. 


446  Decembek,  1906 

Solicitor  for  Department  of  State  (Justice  Department): 

Memorandum  in  regard  to  jurisdiction  of  American  consular  officers 
in  China  over  offenses  against  morality  and  decency.     11  p. 

6-35391 

Solicitor  of  Department  of  Commerce  and  Labor  (Justice  Depart- 
ment): 
Eeport  on  Alaskan  fur-seal  fisheries.    59  p.     (H.  doc.  251.)        6-35368 
Solicitor  of  Treasury  (Justice  Department): 

Annual  report,  1906.     23  p.     *  Paper,  5c 
Spanish  Treaty  Claims  Commission: 

Central  Tuinicu  Sugar-Cane  Manufacturing  Company  v.  United  States, 
testimony  of  officers  taken  in  Spain  by  letters  rogatory.  34  p. 
large  8° 
Document  42,  Special  report,  Sept.  29,  1906,  and  annual  report,  Nov. 
1,  1906,  of  assistant  Attorney-General  in  charge  of  defense  of 
claims  before  commission.     10  p. 

Papers  relating  to  progress  and  condition  of  business  before  com- 
mission,    lip.     (S.  doc.  109.)  6-35380 

Staff  Corps,  General  (War  Department): 

Annual  report  of  chief  of  staff,  1906.     16  p.     *  Paper,  5c 

State  Department: 

Note. — The  State  Department  distributes  its  publications  gratuitously.  For 
bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 

Canada.  Estimate  of  appropriation  for  marking  boundary  between 
United  States  and  Canada.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  328.) 

Diplomatic  list,  Dec.  1906.     15  p.  24°     [Monthly.] 

Diplomatic  service.  Explanations  in  connection  with  estimates  of 
appropriation  [for  foreign  intercourse].     16  p.      (H.  doc.  150.) 

Eastern  Extension  Australasia  and  China  Telegraph  Company,  Lim- 
ited. Report,  with  accompanying  papers,  with  reference  to  claim 
of  company  for  compensation  on  account  of  repairing  its  cables, 
cut  during  War  with  Spain.     13  p.     (S.  doc.  99. ) 

Gordon,  Ironsides  &  Fares  Company,  Limited.  Report,  with  accom- 
panying papers,  in  regard  to  company.     6  p.     (S.  doc.  100. ) 

International  law.  Digest  of  international  law.  v.  8,  453  p.  *  Sheep, 
$15.00;  *  cloth,  $10.00;  *paper,  $7.00  per  set  (8  vols. )        6-35196 

Lillie,  British  schooner.  Report,  with  accompanying  papers,  in  claim 
of  schooner.     16  p.     (S.  doc.  102. ) 

Medals.  Letter  recommending  that  permission  be  given  to  certain 
officers  of  Army  and  Navy  to  accept  decorations  from  foreign 
governments.     1  p.     (H.  doc.  139.) 

Patents.  Convention  between  United  States  and  Guatemala  for  re- 
ciprocal protection  of  patents,  signed  Guatemala  City,  Nov.  10, 
1906.  2  p.  (Confidential;  [Senate]  executive  B.)  [Injunction 
of  secrecy  removed  Dec.  13,  1906.] 

Note. — The  series  of  documents  to  which  this  belongs  is  printed  in  confi- 
dence for  the  use  of  the  Senate,  and  is  inaccessible  to  other  persons  unless, 
as  in  this  instance,  the  Senate  removes  the  injunction  of  secrecy. 

Root,  Elihu.  Speeches  incident  to  visit  of  Secretary  Root  to  South 
America,  July  4-Sept.  30,  1906.     300  p.     *  Cloth,  50c         6-35028 

Scott,  L.  K.  Report,  with  accompanying  papers,  concerning  claim 
of  Scott  [for  royalty  for  telescopic  sights].     6  p.     (S.  doc.  101.) 

Tozier,  Dorr  F.  Letter  asking  authority  for  Tozier  to  accept  sword 
tendered  by  British  Admiralty.     1  p.      (H.  doc.  210.) 


December,  1906  447 

state  Department — Continued. 

Wounded.  Convention,  signed  Geneva,  July  6,  1906,  for  ameliora- 
tion of  condition  of  wounded  in  armies.  34  p.  (Confidential; 
[Senate]  executive  A.)  [Injunction  of  secrecy  removed  Dec.  19, 
1906.] 

Note.— The  series  of  document-:  to  which  this  belongs  is  printed  in  confi- 
dence for  the  use  of  the  Senate,  and  is  inaccessible  to  other  persons  unless,  as 
in  this  instance,  the  Senate  removes  the  injunction  of  secrecy. 

>tate,  War,  and  Navy  Department  Building  Office: 

Response  to  resolution,  report  relative  to  coal  purchased  during 
[1906]  for  use  of  Department  of  State.     13  p.     (S.  doc.  8. ) 

statistics  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department): 

Crop  reporter,  v.  8,  no.  8;  Dec.  1906.     p.  57-64,  4"     [Monthly.] 

Same,  supplement,     p.  65-72,  4° 
Report  of  chief,  1906.     15  p. 

statistics  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Note. — The  Bureau  furnishes  its  publications  gratuitously  to  those  who 
apply  for  them. 

Advance  sheets  from  Monthly  summary  of  commerce  and  finance, 

showing  details  of  imports  and  exports  by  articles  and  countries 

for  Oct.  1906.     68  p.  4° 
Annual  review  of  foreign  commerce  of  United  States  and  summary 

tables  of  commerce,  1905.     p.  17-69,  4° 
Bulletin  5,  series  1906-07,  Exports  of  domestic  breadstuffs,  meat  and 

dairy  products,  food  animals,  cotton,  and  mineral  oils,  Nov.  1906. 

12  p.  4°     [Monthly.] 
Imports  of  merchandise  into  United  States,  1905.     p.  333-441,  4° 
Monthly  summary  of  commerce  and  finance  of  United  States,  July, 
1906;  no.  1,  series  1906-07.     p.  1-218,  4°    (H.  doc.  15,  pt.  1.) 

Same,  Aug.  1906;  no.  2,  series  1906-07.     p.  219-434,  4°     (H.  doc. 
15,  pt.  2.) 

Same,  Sept.  1906;  no.  3,  series  1906-07.     p.  435-652,  4°     (H.  doc. 
15,  pt.  3. ) 

Same,  Oct.  1906;  no.  4,  series  1906-07.     p.  653-871,  4°    *  Paper,  25c 

Same.     (H.  doc.  15,  pt.  4.) 
Monthly   summary   of    internal   commerce   of   United   States,  Oct. 

[1904-]06.     p.  421-474,  4° 
Total  values  of  imports  and  exports  of  United  States,  Nov.  1906. 

[2]  p.  4°     [Monthly.] 

Steam  Engineering  Bureau  (Navy  Department): 

Annual  report  of  chief,  1906.     41  p.     *  Paper,  10c 
subsistence  Department  (War  Department) : 

Roster  [of  officers],  Dec.  1,  1906.     3  p.     [Monthly.] 
supplies  and  Accounts  Bureau  (Navy  Department): 

Annual  report  of  paymaster-general  of  Navy,  1906.     269  p. 
Memoranda  for  information  of  officers  of  Pay  Corps,  commanding 
officers  of  ships,  and  commandants  of  stations  69;  Dec.  1,  1906. 
p.  179-189,  12°     [Monthly.] 

rerritories  Committee  (Senate): 

Report  favoring  H.  13675,  to  ratify  acts  of  Legislative  Assembly  of 
Oklahoma  relating  to  and  providing  for  insane  asylum  for  Terri- 
tory at  Fort  Supply.     7  p.     (S.  rp.  4712.) 


448  Decembek,  1906 

Treasurer  of  United  States  (Treasury  Department): 

Monthly  statement,  paper  currency  of  each  denomination  outstand- 
ing Nov.  30,  1906.     1  p.  oblong  24° 

Treasury  Department: 

Note. — For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 

Accounts.    Report  of  contingent  expenses,  1906.    44  p.     (H.  doc.  89. ) 

Appropriations.  Estimates  of  appropriations  required  [bv  Depart- 
ments], 1908.     678  p.  4°     (H.  doc.  12.) 

Auditor  for  Navy  Department.  Estimate  of  appropriation  for  rent 
of  additional  quarters  for  auditor.     1  p.     (H.  doc.  284.) 

Bonds  of  United  States.  Anticipation  of  interest  on  United  States 
bonds.     1  p.  4°     (Dept.  circular  101,  1906.) 

Columbus,  Ohio.  Estimate  of  appropriation  for  temporary  quarters 
of  post-office  at  Columbus.     1  p.     (H.  doc.  330.) 

Corporate  sureties  on  official  bonds,  etc.,  10  per  cent  limit.  1  p.  4° 
(Dept.  circular  105,  1906. ) 

Debt.  Statement  of  public  debt  and  cash  in  Treasury,  Nov.  1906. 
1  p.  f°     [Monthly.] 

Disbursing  officers.  Public  moneys  and  official  checks  of  disbursing 
officers.     3  p.  4°     (Dept.  circular  102,  1906.) 

Executive  Departments.  Reply  to  inquiry  as  to  space  to  be  gained 
by  removal  and  storage  of  certain  files  now  in  executive  offices 
and  buildings  rented  for  storage  purposes.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  196.) 

Money-orders.  Report  of  joint  committee  of  Treasury  and  Post- 
Office  Departments  in  relation  to  destruction  of  [paid  money- 
orders  and  money-order  statements].     7  p.     (H.  doc.  185.) 

Public  buildings.  Draft  of  legislation  anthorizing  Secretary  to  rent 
buildings  on  sites  purchased  for  public  buildings.  2  p.  (H.  doc. 
208.) 

Red  Wing,  Minn.  Estimate  of  increased  appropriation  for  post- 
office,     lp.     (H.  doc.  209.) 

Regulations  for  transit  of  merchandise  from  port  to  port  in  United 
States  thru  Mexico.     2  p.  4°     (Dept,  circular  104,  1906.) 

Report.  Annual  report  of  Secretary  on  state  of  finances  [with  ap- 
pended tables],  1906.     110  p.     *  Paper,  10c 

Revenue  Cutter  Service.  Detailed  expenses  of  service,  1906.  1  p. 
(H.  doc.  286.) 

Spain.  Reciprocity  with  Spain,  officials  recognized  by  Spain  as 
competent  to  certify  certificates  of  origin.  1  p.  4°  ([Dept.]  cir- 
cular 100,  1906. ) 

Tracts.  Letter  transmitting,  with  inclosures,  letter  from  Cortez  F. 
Cox,  relating  to  free  importation  of  religious  tracts.  3  p.  (H.  doc. 
32.) 

Treasury  decisions  under  tariff,  internal  revenue,  and  other  laws, 
weekly,  v.  12,  nos.  23-26;  Dec.  6-27,  1906. 

War  Department: 

Note. — For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 
Accounts.     Receipts  and  expenditures  for  contingent  expenses,  1905 

and  1906.     12  p.     (H.  doc.  303.) 
Alaska.     Estimate  for  construction  and  maintenance  of  military  and 

post  roads,  bridges,  and  trails  in  Alaska.     2  p.      (H.  doc.  287.) 
Alberto,  Severino  R.     Papers  in  claim  of  Alberto.     11  p.     (H.  doc. 

305.) 


Decembek,  1906  449 

War  Department — Continued. 

Antitoxins — 

Facts  pertaining  to  experiments  with  cholera  virus  upon  prisoners 
in  Bilibid  Prison,  Manila.     1  p.     (S.  doc.  145  [pt.  1].) 
Same,  additional.     1  p.      (S.  doc.  145,  pt.  2. ) 
Letter  on  experiments  with  cholera  virus  made  at  Manila  upon 
prisoners.  *3p.     (S.  doc.  138.) 

Arlington,  Va.  Letter  recommending  legislation  to  regulate  com- 
pensation of  superintendent  of  national  cemeterv  at  Arlington. 
2  p.     (H.  doc.  2b5.) 

Artillery  memorandum  4,  5  [1906];  Nov.  21,  1906.     12° 

Brownsville,  Tex.  Discharge  of  enlisted  men  of  25th  Infantry, 
Brownsville  affray,  Aug.  13  and  14,  1906.     401  p.  il.     *  Paper,  25c 

Calapan,  P.  I.  Papers  in  claims  of  certain  natives  of  Calapan  and 
Baco,  Mindoro,  P.  I.,  for  property  destroved  and  confiscated, 
July,  1901-July,  1902.     66  p.     (H.  doc.  2781)  6-35379 

Circular  63-69  [1906];  Dec.  6-81,  1906.     12° 

General  orders  198-207  [1906];  Dec.  6-31,  1906.     12° 

Gutierrez  Hermanos.  Papers  relating  to  claim  of  Gutierrez  Her- 
manos.     16  p.     (H.  doc.  294. ) 

Jamestown  Ter-Centennial  Exposition — 

Estimate  for  transportation  of  troops  in  connection  with  James- 
town Tercentenary  Exposition.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  302.) 
Estimates  of  appropriation  for  dredging  and  piers  at  Jamestown 
Exposition.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  281.) 

Leon,  Pelagio  de.  Papers  relating  to  claim  of  Leon.  8  p.  (H.  doc. 
316.) 

Officers  of  Army,  their  families,  and  families  of  deceased  officers, 
residing  in  or  near  District  of  Columbia.     19  p.     *  Paper,  5c 

Oria  y  Balbas,  Casimiro.  Papers  relating  to  request  of  Oria  for 
remuneration  in  recognition  of  his  aid  during  Philippine  insur- 
rection.    20  p.      (H.  doc.  279.)  6-35378 

Papers.  Letter  requesting  attention  to  accumulation  of  useless  papers 
in  Department.     1  p.     (H.  doc.  282. ) 

Public  property.  Statement  of  receipts  from  proceeds  of  public 
property,  1906,  not  paid  into  Treasury.     6  p.     (H.  doc.  135.) 

Reports — 

Annual  report  of  Secretary,  1906.     540  p.  il. 

Annual  reports,  1906,  v.  5;  report  of  chief  of  engineers.     [See  En- 
gineer Department.] 

Roman  Catholic  Church.  Report  of  Secretary  and  of  Judge-Advo- 
cate-General in  reference  to  claims  presented  by  Roman  Catholic 
Church  in  Philippine  Islands.     8  p.     (S.  doc.  11.)  6-35364 

St.  Marys  River.  Response  to  inquiry,  statement  of  permits,  etc., 
granted  in  river,  or  on  lands  adjacent  thereto,  as  affecting  water 
supply  and  navigation.     21  p.     (H.  doc.  261.) 

Special  orders  284-307  [1906];  Dec.  3-31,  1906.  12°  [Daily  except 
Sundays  and  holidays.] 

Transportation,  Army.  Modifications  of  annual  estimates  for  trans- 
portation of  Army  [and  its  supplies],  and  submarine  mines.  2  p. 
(H.  doc.  187.) 

Zamora,  Felipe.     Papers  in  claim  of  Zamora.     26  p.     (H.  doc.  306.) 


450  December,  1906 

Ways  and  Means  Committee  (House): 

Congress.  Report  favoriug  H.  C.  R.  45,  adjourning  Congress  for  holi- 
day recess,  1906-07.     1  p.      (H.  rp.  5414.) 

President  of  United  States.  Report  amending  H.  R.  647,  to  refer 
topics  in  President's  message  to  committees.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  5420.) 

Weather  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department): 

Note. — For  these  publications  application  should  be  made  to  the  Chief  of 

the  Weather  Bureau. 

Bulletin  Q,  Climatology  of  United   States.     1012  p.  il.  pi.  maps,  4° 

Paper,  $10.00  Agr  7-50 

Monthly  weather  review,  v.  34,  no.  9;  Sept.  1906.     p.  405-452,  il.  pi. 

and  maps,  4°    Paper,  20c  single  copy,  $2.50  a  yr. 

National  monthly  weather  bulletin,  Nov.  1906;  no.  31  [1906].  24X 
19  in.     [Weekly  Apr.-Sept.,  monthly  remainder  of  year.] 

Report  of  chief,  1906.     23  p. 

Snow  and  ice  bulletin,  Dec.  3-24,  1906.  19X12  in.  [Weekly  during 
winter.] 

Weather  map,  Dec.  1-31,  1906.     19X24  in.     [Daily.] 
Yards  and  Docks  Bureau  (Navy  Department) : 

Annual  report,  1906.     192  p. 
Yellowstone  National  Park  (Interior  Department): 

Report  of  acting  superintendent,  1906.     22  p.  map.     *  Paper,  15c 
Yosemite  National  Park  (Interior  Department): 

Report  of  acting  superintendent,  1906.     20  p.  map. 


GOVERNMENT  PRINTING  OFFICE 
Superintendent  of  Documents 

No.  145  JANUARY  1907 


Catalogue 

of 

United  States  Public  Documents 


WASHINGTON 

GOVERNMENT  PRINTING   OFFICE 

1907 


Abbreviations 


Academy acad. 

Agricultural agric. 

Amendments amdts. 

American Amer. 

Appendix app. 

Association assoc. 

Board bd. 

College coll. 

Commission comn. 

Committee com. 

Congress Cong. 

Consular cons. 

Department dept. 

Document doc. 

Executive ex. 

Exposition expos. 

Facsimile,  facsimiles facsim. 

Folio f» 

General gen. 

Geologic geol. 

Government Govt. 

Historical hist. 

House  bill H. 

House  concurrent  resolution H.C.  R. 

House  document H.  doc. 

House  joint  resolution H.  J.  R. 

House  report H.  rp. 

House  resolution  (simple) H.  R. 

Illustrated,  illustration,  illustrations  . .  .il. 

Inch,  inches in. 

Institute,  institution inst. 

Latitude lat. 

Leaf,  leaves 1. 

Library L. 

Longitude long. 


Mile,  miles m 

Miscellaneous misc. 

Nautical naut. 

Number,  numbers no.,  nos. 

Octavo 8' 

Page,  pages p. 

Part,  parts pt.,  pts. 

Plate,  plates pi . 

Portrait,  portraits por. 

Public pub. 

Quarto 4" 

Railway ry . 

Report rp. 

Resolution res. 

Secretary secy. 

Section,  sections sec. 

Senate  bill S. 

Senate  concurrent  resolution S.  C.  R. 

Senate  document , S.  doc. 

Senate  joint  resolution S.  J.  R. 

Senate  report S.  rp. 

Senate  resolution  (simple) S.  R. 

Session sess. 

Sixteenmo .,  16° 

Society soc. 

Superintendent supt. 

Table,  tables tab. 

Thirtytvvo-mo 32» 

Treasury Treas. 

T  wel  vemo 12« 

Twentyfour-mo 24» 

University univ. 

Versus vs.,  v. 

Volume,  volumes v. 

Year y  r. 


Explanation 

Words  and  figures  inclosed  in  brackets  [  ]  are  given  for  information,  but 
do  not  appear  on  the  title-pages  of  the  publications  catalogued.  When  size 
is  not  given,  octavo  is  to  be  understood.  Size  of  maps  is  measured  from 
outer  edge  of  border,  excluding  margin.  When  Congress  and  session  are 
not  given  with  the  numbers  of  Senate  and  House  documents  and  reports, 
59th  Congress,  2d  session,  is  to  be  understood. 

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Department,  bureau,  or  division  issuing  the  document;  except  in  cases 
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453 


Catalogue  of  Public  Documents 


JANUARY,  1907 


NOTE. — Beginning  with  Jnly,  1907,  the  monthly  catalogue  will  be  issued 
by  fiscal  instead  of  calendar  years.  A  title-page  for  the  eighteen  numbers, 
January,  1906,  to  June,  1907,  will  accompany  the  June  issue. 

Accounts  and  Disbursements  Division  (Agriculture  Department) : 

Expenditures  of  Department  of  Agriculture,  1906.     294  p. 
Accounts  Committee  (House):  '• 

House  of  Representatives — 

Report  favoring  H.  R.  662,  for  increase  in  salaries  of  employees  in 
folding  room  and  messengers  in  office  of  doorkeeper  of  House. 
2  p.     (H.  rp.  6385.) 
Report  favoring  H.  R.  759,  for  2  messengers  in  offices  of  disburs- 
ing clerks  of  House.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  6593.) 

Agriculture  and  Forestry  Committee  (Senate): 

Report  on  condition  of  cotton  growers  in  United  States,  present 
prices  of  cotton  and  remedy,  and  on  cotton  consumption  and  pro- 
duction, xliv  p.  [Republication  of  pages  i-xliv  of  Senate  report 
986,  pt.  1,  53d  Congress,  3d  session.] 

Agriculture  Committee  (House): 

Agriculture  Department,  Hearings  [Dec.  12,  1906-Jan.  19,  1907]  on 
estimates  of  appropriations  for  Department  of  Agriculture,  1908, 
also  on  free  seed  distribution  and  other  matters  relating  to  Depart- 
ment, 429  p.  7-35063 
*  Appropriations.  Report  submitting  H.  24815,  making  appropriations 
for  Department  of  Agriculture,  1908.     3  p.     (H.  rp.  6597.) 

Agriculture  Department: 

Note. — For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 
Bureau  of  Animal  Industry  order  137  [amendment  8] ;  regulations 
governing  meat  inspection  of  Department  of  Agriculture.     1  p. 
Same  139;  regulations  governing  inspection,  humane  handling, 
and  safe  transport  of  animals  carried  by  ocean  steamers  from 
United  States  to  foreign  countries.     23  p.  narrow  12° 
Farmers'  bulletin — 

128,  Eggs  and  their  uses  as  food.     Revised  Nov.  10,  1906.     40  p. 

*  Paper,  5c 
142,  Principles  of  nutrition  and  nutritive  value  of  food;  corrected 

to  Apr.  5,  1906.     48  p.  il.     *  Paper,  5c 
271,  Forage-crop  practises  in  western  Oregon  and  western  Wash- 
ington.    39p.il.     *  Paper,  5c  Agr  7-54/2 
275,  Gipsv  moth  and  how  to  control  it.     22  p.  il.     "Paper,  5c 

Agr  7-454/2 

455 


456  January,  1907 

Agriculture  Department — ( lontinued. 

Report  83,  Report  of  Secretary,  1906.     94  p.     *  Paper,  10c 

Report  of  mail  enterecPat  Washington  post-office  from  Department, 

July-Dec.  1906,  under  penalty  provision.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  454.) 
Statement  relative  to  coal  purchased  during  [1906]  for  use  of  Depart- 
ment.    10  p.     (S.  doc.  164.) 

Alaska  (Interior  Department  i: 

Report  of  governor,  1906.     42  p.  map.      :  Paper,  20c 
American  National  Red  Cross  (War  Department  i: 

Report  [for  year  ending  Nov.  30]  1906.     14  p.     (II.  doc.  395.) 

American  Republics  Bureau: 

Note. — This  Bureau  sells  its  own  monthly   bulletins,   handbooks,   etc.,  at 
prices  usually  ranging  from  5c  to  SI. 00.    Address  the  Director  of  the  Bureau. 

Monthly  bulletin,  Dec.  1906;  whole  no.  159,  v.  23,  no.  6.     p.  1339- 
1608,  por.     Paper,  25c  single  copy,  82.00  a  yr. 
Same.     (H.  doc.  406,  pt.  12,  59th  Cong.  1st  sees.  I 
Price  list  of  publications.     4  p. 
Animal  Industry  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department) : 
Address  list  of  [meat]  inspectors  and  others.     H  p.  4" 
Bulletin — 

92,  Milking  machine  as  factor  in  dairying,    preliminary  report. 
55  p.  il.  pi.     *  Paper,  15c  Agr  7-455/2 

93,  Relation  of  tuberculous  lesions  to  mode  of  infection.     19  p. 

*  Paper,  5c  Agr  7-52/3 
( 'i  rcular — 

100,  Rapid  method  for  determination  of  water  in  butter.     6  p.  il. 

*  Paper,  5c  Agr  7-53/2 

101,  New  meat-inspection  law  and  its  bearing  upon   production 
and  handling  of  meats.     16  p.     *  Paper,  5c  Agr  7-51/2 

Directory,  by  numbers,  of  establishments  having  [meat]  inspec- 
tion.    14  p.  4" 

Appraisers  (Treasury  Department) : 

Reappraisement  of  merchandise  by  general  appraisers  [on  Dec.  27. 
1906-Jan.  22,  1907];  Jan.  7-28,  1907.  4°  (Reappraisement  cir- 
culars 1518-34.)     [Weekly.] 

Appropriations  Committee  (House): 

Deficiency  appropriations.     Report  submitting  il.    24541,    making 
appropriations   to   supply  additional    urgent   deficiencies,    1907. 
1  p.     (H.  rp.  6435.) 
District  of  Columbia — 

Report  submitting  H.  24103,  making  appropriations  for  District. 

1908.     15  p.     (H.  rp.  6377.) 
Supplemental  hearings  [Jan.  11,  1907]  before  subcommittee  in 
charge  of  District  appropriation  bill,  1908  [IL  24103],  incan- 
descent street  lighting.     22  p. 
Fortifications.     Report  submitting  H.  23821,  making  appropriations 

for  fortifications  and  ordnance  [1908].     6  p.      (H.  rp.  6121. ) 
Pensions — 

Hearings  [Jan.  17,  1907]  before  subcommittee  in  charge  of  pen- 
sion appropriation  bill,  1908  [H.  24640].     16  p. 
Report  submitting  H.  24640,  making  appropriations  for  pensions, 
1908.     5  p.      (H.  rp.  6584.) 


January,  1907  457 

Appropriations  Committee  (  House) — Continued. 

Smokeless  powder.     Additional  supplement    [Jan.  24,  19U7]  before 
subcommittee  in  charge  of  fortification  appropriation  bill  [1908, 
H.    23821;    statement    of   J.    A.    Haskell    regarding]   smokeless 
powder.     29  p. 
Sundry  civil  appropriations.     Hearings  [Jan.  5,  1907]  before  subcom- 
mittee in   charge  of  sundry   civil  appropriation  bill,  1908.     p. 
1-66. 
Appropriations  Committee  i  Senate  i : 
A  ppropriations — 

Legislative,  etc.,  appropriation  bill,  statements  before  subcom- 
mittee [Dec.  29,  1906-Jan.  4,  1907]  on  H.  21574,  making  appro- 
priations for  legislative,  executive,  and  judicial  expenses.  L908. 
83  p.     *  Paper,  10c  6-35037 

Report  amending  II.  21574,  making  appropriations  for  legisla- 
tive, executive,  and  judicial  expenses.  1908.  3  p.  (S.  rp. 
4826.) 

Diplomatic  service.  Report  amending  H.  24538,  making  appropria- 
tions for  diplomatic  and  consular  service,  1908.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  5588. ) 

Fortifications.  Report  amending  H.  23821,  making  appropriations 
for  fortifications  and  ordnance  [1908].     3  p.     (S.  rp.  5589.) 

Architect,  Supervising  (Treasury  Department): 

Estimates  for  sites  of  public  buildings  at  Hagerstown,  Md.,  and  War- 
ren, Ohio.     2  p.      (H.  doc.  560.) 

Armor  Plate  and  Armor  Plant,  Board  on  Cost  of  (  Navy  Department  I : 
Report.     43] i.    pi.     (H.  doc.  193.)     *  Paper,  10c  H-35042 

Artillery    School,  Fort   Monroe    (Military   Secretary's    Department, 
War  Department) : 
Index  to  current  military  literature,  published  with  Journal  U.  S. 
artillery,  v.  26,  no.  3,  Nov. -Dec.  1906.     p.  71-102.  6-13361/7 

Journal  of  United  States  artillerv,  v.  26,  no.  3,  whole  no.  82,  Nov.- 
Dec.  1906.  p.  221-328,  il.  pi.' map.  [Bimonthlv.]  Paper,  50c 
single  copy,  $2.50  a  yr.  6-13361/7 

Attorney =General,  Assistant,  for  Post=Office  Department  (Justice 
Department): 

Memorandum  on  postal  fraud  order  law.     15  p.     *  Paper,  5c 

Attorney =GeneraI,  Assistant,  for  Spanish  Treaty  Claims  Commis= 
sion  (Justice  Department): 

Before  Spanish  Treaty  Claims  Cummission,  Concepcion  J.  Diaz  de 
Clark  v.  United  States,  statement  of  facts  and  brief  for  defendant. 
26  p.  large  8° 

Before  Spanish  Treaty  Claims  Commission,  Victoria  Company,  organ- 
ized under  laws  of  New  Jersey,  v.  United  States,  brief  of  defendant. 
35  p.  large  8e 

Banking  and  Currency  Committee  (House): 

Hearings  and  arguments  [Dec.  11-15,  1906]  on  proposed  currency 
legislation.     270  p. 
Same,  without  title-page  and  index.     267  p.  7-35069 

Bookkeeping  and  Warrants  Division  (Treasury  Department): 

Comparative  statement  of  receipts  and  expenditures  of  United  States 
[for  month  and  6  months  ending  Dec.  1905  and  1906].     1  p.  ob- 
long 8°     [Monthly.] 
Statement  of  Treasury,  Jan.  2-31,  1907.     Each   [2]  1.  4U     [Daily  ex- 
cept Sundays  and  holidays.] 


458  January,  1907 

California,  Department  of  (War  Department): 

Annual  report  of  general  commanding  department,  1906.     17  p.  12° 

Canal  Zone,  Isthmus  of  Panama  (Isthmian  Canal  Commission,  War 
Department) : 
Report  of  Department  of  Health  of  Isthmian  Canal  Commission,  Nov. 
1906.     71  p.  12°     [Monthly.]  6-13939 

Capitol  Building  and  Grounds  Superintendent  (Interior  Department) : 
Office  building,  United  States  Senate  [report  to  Senate  commission]. 
4  p.     *  Paper,  5c 

Card  Section  (Library  of  Congress): 

Bulletin  18,  Series  of  publications  in  American  history  for  which 
cards  are  in  stock,     p.  103-106. 

Census  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 
Bulletin— 

59,  Census  of  manufactures,  1905,  New  York.     101  p.  4"    *  Paper, 
15c  4-19052 

60,  Census  of  manufactures,  1905,  Pennsylvania.  81  p.  4 
*Paper,  15c  4-19052 

62,  Census  of  manufactures,  1905:  Glass  and  clay  products.  107 
p.  4°    *  Paper,  15c  4-19052 

69,  Child  labor  in  United  States.  200  p.  4°  *  Paper,  25c  4-19052 
Instructions  to  court  clerks,  statistics  of  divorce.  20p.  16°  *  Paper,  5c 
Report  on   cotton  ginning    [to   Dec.    13,  1903-06].     13   p.  large  8° 

*  Paper,  5c 

Chemistry  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department): 

Bulletin  104,  P'ood  legislation  during  vear  ended  June  30,  1906.     53  p. 

*  Paper,  10c  Agr  7-11/2 
Report  of  chemist,  1906.     29  p. 

Citizenship  Board  (State  Department): 

Report  on  citizenship,  expatriation,  and  protection  abroad.  538 p. 
(H.  doc.  326.)     *  Paper,  50c 

Civil  Service  Commission: 

Note.— The  Commission  furnishes  its  publications  gratuitously  to  those  who 
apply  for  them. 

Information  concerning  transfers.     4  p. 

Information  for  applicants  for  railway  mail  clerk  examination.     13  p. 
Information  for  applicants  for  stenographer  and  typewriter  examina- 
tion [amended  Jan.  1907].     21  p. 
Manual  of  examinations,  revised  to  Jan.  1,  1907.     78  p. 

Claims  Committee  (Senate): 

Report  favoring  S.  1181,  for  payment  of  overtime  claims  of  letter 
carriers  [reported  by  commissioners  of  Court  of  Claims  but] 
barred  by  limitation.     59  p.     (S.  rp.  5834.) 

Coast  and  Geodetic  Survey  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Note.— The  charts,  coast  pilots,  and  tide  tables  of  the  Coast  and  Geodetic 
Survey  are  sold  at  the  office  of  the  Survey  in  Washington,  and  also  by  one  or 
more  9ales  agents  in  each  of  the  important  American  seaports.  The  monthly 
Notice  to  mariners  may  be  had  free  at  these  agencies,  at  all  United  States  cus- 
tom-houses, at  the  branch  hydrographic  offices  of  the  Navy  Department,  at 
United  States  consulates  in  foreign  ports,  and  at  the  office  of  the  Coast  and 
Geodetic  Survev. 


January,  1907  459 

Coast  and  Geodetic  Survey— Continued. 

Charts— 

Agusan  River  Entrance,    north  coast  of    Mindanao,    P.  L,  scale 

1:20,000:  with  inset.  Nasipit  Harbor,  north  coast  of  Mindanao. 

scale  1:15,000:  chart  4647.     27.3X30.7  and  10.3X10.5  in.     30c 
Bellingham  Bay,  Wash. ;  chart  6378.     Scale  1:40,000.     30.6X25.3 

in.     25c 
Grays  Harbor,  Wash.;  chart6195.     Scale  1:40,000.    21.6X38.2in. 

25  c 
Iloilo  Strait  and  part  of  Guimarae  Strait,   P.   L,  scale  1:50,000; 

with  inset,  Iloilo  River,  scale  1 :  10.000;  chart  4460.     42.6X32.2 

and  11.2X9.8  in.     40c 
James  River,  sheet  1,  Hampton  Roads  to  Point  of  Shoals:  chart 

401a.     Scale  1:40,000.     28x41.9  in.     40c 
Luzon,  East  coast  of,  Palanan  Bay  to  Sisaran  Bay  ;  chart  4713. 

Mercator  projection.     38.5X28.9  in.     50c 
Manila  Harbor  and  lower  part  of  Pasig  River.  P.  I.:  chart  4232 

Scale  1 :  10,000.     31.2X41.7  in.     50c 
Palapag,  Port,  and  Laoang  Bay,  Samar,  north  coast  of ;  with  inset. 

Continuation  of  Catubig  River  to  Catubig  ;  chart  4449.     Scale 

1:40,000.     32.6X31.5  and  5.7X4.6 in.     30c 
Panav,  Negros,  and  Cebu,  with  parts  of  Bohol  and  Masbate,  P.  I. : 

chart  4718.     Mercator  projection.     39.8X30.5  in.     50c 
Philippine   Islands:    chart    420<>.     Mercator    projection.     49.9X 

33.2  in.     50c 
Pillars.   Bay  of,  and  Washington  Bay,  Chatham  Strait.  Alaska, 

scale  1:20,000:  with  inset,  Washington   Bay,  scale  1:10,000: 

chart  8241 .     31.1X40.8  and  6.8X14.3  in.     50c 
Porto  Rico.  South  coast  of,  Guanica  Light  to  Point  Tuna  Light, 

W.  I.:  chart  902.     Scale  1 :  100,000.     31X43  in.     50c 
- ;    Simon  Sound.  Brunswick  Harbor,  and  Turtle  River,  Ga. ;  chart 

447.     Scale  1:40,000.     18.8x29.2  in.     25c 
Samar,  Easi  <-oa:-t  of.  <  >ra~  Bay  to  Sulat  Bay;  chart  4461.     Scale 

1:50,000.     37.7X27  in.     30c 
Suisun  Lav.  Cal.  [including  KarqCines  Strait  and  mouth  of  San 

Joaquin  River];  chart  5534.    Scale  1:40,000.    29.1>:41in.    50c 
[Virginia]  from  Hog  Island  to  Cape  Henry;    chart    130.     Scale 

lf80,000.     33.6X29.4  in.     50c 
Notice  to  mariners  345;  Dec.   1906.     14  1.     p.  15-19.  4°     [Monthly.] 

Same,  346;  index.  1906.     23  p.  4" 
Philippine  Islands,   notice    to    mariners   L0   [1906];    Nov.   28,    1906. 

1.  30-33. 
Philippine  Islands  sailing  directions:    sec.  :',.   Panav.  Negros,  Cebu, 

and  adjacent  islands.    3d  edition.     109  p.  il. 
Statement  of  expenditures,  1906.     14  p.     (H.  doc.  431.) 
United  States  coast  pilot,  Atlantic  Coast:  pt.  5,  New  York  to  Chesa- 
peake Bay  entrance,  supplement  to  3d  edition.     7  1.  large  8° 
Same,   Pacific  Coast;  California,  Oregon,  and  Washington,   sup- 
plement to  1st  edition.     1 1  1.  large  8° 

Coinage,  Weights,  and  Measures  Committee  (House); 

Report  favoring  S.  2878.  to  establish  assay  office  at  Salt  Lake.  Utah. 
1  p.      (H.  rp.  6422. 


460  January,  190/ 

Commerce  and  Labor  Department: 

Note.— The  Department  of  Commerce  and  Labor  distributes  the  Consular  re- 
ports gratuitously.    For  bureaus  under  tin's  Department,  see  names  of  bureau-. 

Coal.     Report  showing  coal  purchased    by  Department  during  1906. 

38  p.      (S.  doc.  231.) 
Lighthouse  tenders.     Estimate  of  appropriation  for  tender  for  7th 

light-house  district.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  343.) 

Mail.  Record  of  mail  entered  at  Washington  post-office  by  Depart- 
ment under  penalty  provision,  July-Dec.  1906.    1  p.     (H.  doc.  488. ) 

.Manifests.  Detailed  information  not  required  to  be  furnished  in 
manifests  in  cases  of  diplomatic  and  consular  officers  and  other 
officials  duly  accredited  by  their  Governments,  together  with 
their  suites,  coming  to  United  States  or  in  transit.  1  p.  4°  (  Dept. 
circular  137.) 

Menominee,  Mich.  Estimate  of  appropriation  for  light-keeper's. 
dwelling,  Menominee  Harbor.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  512.) 

Naturalization — 

Revised  estimate  to  carry  into  effect  law  relating  to  naturalization 

of  aliens.     5  p.     (H.  doc.  624. ) 
[Statement  showing  approximate  number  of  petitions  for  natural- 
ization tiled  in  various  courts,  Sept.  27-Dec.  31,  1906.]     10  p. 

New  Orleans,  La.  Letter  from  Secretary,  submitting,  with  com- 
munication from  commissioner-general  of  immigration,  recom- 
mendation for  immigrant  station  at  New  Orleans.  2  p.  (H.  doc. 
556. ) 

New  York  Harbor.  Revision  of  New  York  anchorage  regulations. 
14  p.     *  Paper,  5c 

Public  documents.  Documents  received  and  distributed,  [calendar] 
year  1906.     6  p.     (H.  doc.  572.) 

Scott,  Winfield,  Fort,  Cal.  Estimate  of  appropriation  for  keeper's 
dwelling  at  Fort  Point  light  station.     2  p.      (H.  doc.  399. ) 

Tehuantepec  Isthmus.  Returns  of  statistics  of  shipments  between 
Atlantic  and  Pacific  coasts  of  United  States  via  Isthmus  of  Tehuan- 
tepec.    1  p.  4"     (Dept.  circular  138. ) 

Commerce  Committee  (Senate): 

Bellingham,  Wash.  Report  favoring  S.  7501,  extending  to  Belling- 
ham  privileges  of  act  approved  June  10,  1880,  governing  immedi- 
ate transportation  of  dutiable  merchandise  without  appraisement. 
1  p.      (S."rp.  5175.) 

Collisions  at  sea.  Report  favoring  S.  6855,  to  amend  act  to  adopt 
regulations  for  preventing  collisions  at  sea.     3  p.     (S.  rp.  4625.) 

Customs  Service.  Report  favoring  H.  19749,  to  [appoint  and]  pre- 
scribe duties  of  deputy  collectors  of  customs  [etc.].  1  p.  (S.  rp. 
4823.) 

Fortifications.  Report  favoring  S.  7614,  to  amend  act  to  protect  harbor 
defenses  and  fortifications  from  malicious  injury  [etc.].  2  p. 
(S.  rp.  4821.) 

Galveston,  Tex.  Report  amending  S.  7684,  to  provide  for  Galveston 
customs  boarding  boat.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  5464.) 

Mates.  Report  favoring  S.  6898,  [to amend  sec.  4438,  Revised  statutes] 
concerning  licensed  officers  of  vessels.     5  p.     (S.  rp.  4817.) 

Mississippi  River — 

Report  amending  S.  7827,  permitting  building  of  bridge  across 
river  in  Morrison  County,  Minn,  [by  Minneapolis,  St.  Paul 
and  Sault  Ste.  Marie  Railway  Company].     1  p.     (S.  rp.  5552.) 


January.  1907  461 

Commerce  Committee — Continued . 

Mississippi  River — Continued. 

Report  amending  S.  7760,  to  authorize  Albany  Railroad  Bridge 
Company  or  Chicago  and  Northwestern  Railway  Company  to 
reconstruct  bridge  across  river  [at  Clinton,  Iowa].    2p.     (S.  rp. 
5631.  I 
Missouri  River — 

Report  amending  S.   7917,  to  authorize    Interstate   Bridge  and 
Terminal  Railway  Company  to  construct  bridge  across  rivet 
[at  or  near  Kansas  City,  Kans.].     1  p.     (S.  rp.  5542.) 
Report  amending  S.  7515,  to  authorize  Missouri  River  Improve- 
ment Company  to  construct   dam  or  dams  across  river.     1   p. 
(S.  rp.  5014.) 
Report  favoring  S.  7211,  to  amend  act  to  amend  act  [authorizing 
Chicago,  Kansas  City  and  Texas  Railway  Company]  to  con- 
struct bridge  across  river  between    Kansas  City  and   Sibley, 
Mo.  [so  as  to  extend  time].     1  p.     (S.  rp.  4808.) 
Monongahela    River.     Report    favoring   S.    7894,    to  amend    act    to 
authorize  Mercantile  Bridge  Company  to  construct  bridge  over 
Monongahela  Riv  r,  Pa.,  from  point  in  Washington  County  to 
point  in   Westmoreland   County    [so   as   to   extend   time].     1    p. 
(S.  rp.  5640.) 
Potomac  River.     Report  amending  S.  7800,  to  authorize  Norfolk  and 
Western  Railway  Company  to  construct  bridge  across  river  at  or 
near  Shepherdstown.  W.  Va.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  5016.) 
Revenue-Cutter  Service.     Report  to  accompany  S.  7663  [to  increase 

efficiency  of  service].     28  p.     [Advance  copy.] 
Savannah  River.     Report  amending  S.  6987,  permitting  building  of 
dam  across  river  at  [or  near]   Gregg  Shoals  [by  Savannah  River 
Power  Company].     1  p.     (S.  rp.  4822.  | 
Tug  Fork.     Report  amending   H.  24100.    to  authorize  Norfolk  and 
Western  Railway  Company  to  construct  bridges  across  Tug  Fork 
of  Biij  Sandy  River.     1  p.     |  S.  rp.  5641.  > 
Warroad  River.    Report  favoring  S.  953,  for  li^bts  at  mouths  of  War- 
road  and  Rainy  rivers,  Minn.     1  p.     (S.rp.4818.) 

Comptroller  of  Currency  (Treasury  Department): 

Annual  report  [for  year  ended  Oct.  :J.l]  1006.     781  p.     *  Cloth,  60c 
Bulletin  716-719:  Jan.  7-28, 1907.     4°     [Weekly.] 
National-bank  act  as  amended,  with  other  laws  relating  to  national 
banks,  from  Revised  statutes.     96  p.     *  Cloth.  30c 

Congress: 

Xote  — See  also  House  of  Representatives — Senate — names  of  Oongressiona  l 
committees. 

Congressional  record,  59th  Congress,  2d  session,  v.  41,  nos.  16-40; 
Jan.  3-31, 1907.     p.  627-2022,  il.4° 

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462  January,  1907 

Congress — Continued. 

•59th  Congress,  2d  session,  official  Congressional  directory.     2d  edi- 
tion, corrections  to  Jan.  9,  1907.    42fi  p.  il.  pi.  map.    *Cloth,  50c 
Same.     (S.  doc.  4  [pt.  2].) 
Private  [act]  25-390;  approved  Jan.  12-28,  1907.     Each  1  p. 
Public  [act]  3-40;  approved  Jan.  8-29,  1907— 

Allegheny  River.  To  authorize  county  of  Allegheny,  Pa.,  to  con- 
struct bridge  across  river.     No.  12.     1  p. 

Artillery.  To  reorganize  and  to  increase  efficiencv  of  artillery 
of  Army.     No.  33.     4  p. 

Bellingham,  Wash.  Extending  to  Bellingham  privileges  of  act 
approved  June  10, 1880,  governing  immediate  transportation  of 
dutiable  merchandise  without  appraisement.     No.  35.     1  p. 

Collisions  at  sea.  To  amend  act  to  adopt  regulations  for  prevent- 
ing collisions  at  sea.  No.  20.  3  p.  [Corrected  2d  print  was 
issued.] 

Columbia  River — 

To  authorize  construction  of  bridge  across  river  between  Ben- 
ton and  Franklin  counties,  Wash.,  by  North  Coast  Rail- 
road Company.  No.  39.  1  p. 
To  authorize  construction  of  bridge  across  river  between 
Walla  Walla  and  Benton  counties,  Wash.,  by  North  Coast 
Railroad  Company.     No.  40.     1  p. 

Corporations.  To  prohibit  corporations  from  making  money  con- 
tributions in  connection  with  political  elections.    No.  36.    1  p. 

Crow  Reservation,  Mont.  For  extension  of  time  within  which 
homestead  entrymen  may  establish  residence  upon  lands  here- 
tofore part  of  reservation.     No.  3.     1  p. 

Delaware  River  and  Bay.  Giving  consent  of  Congress  to  agree- 
ment between  New  Jersey  and  Delaware  respecting  territorial 
limits  and  jurisdiction  of  [river  and  bay].     No.  32.     3  p. 

District  of  Columbia — 

Authorizing  extension  of  Kenyon  street.     No.  28.     1  p. 
Authorizing  extension  of  Meridian  place.     No.  8.     1  p. 
Authorizing  extension   of  2d  street  northwest   [and]   of  AN' 
street,     Xo.  7.     1  p. 

Authorizing  extension  of  17th  street  northwest.    No.  25.     1  p. 

Authorizing  extension  of  23d  street  northwest  to  Kalorama 
road.     No.  10.     1  p. 

For  extension  of  Geneseo  place  and  Summit  place,  D.  C.  No. 
9.     1  p. 

For  extension  of  Harvard  street,  D.  C.     No.  29.     1  p. 

For  extension  of  7th  street  [6th  street],  and  Franklin  street 
northeast  [etc.].     No.  5.     1  p. 

For  opening  of  connecting  highwav  between  Water  Side  drive 
and  Park  road,  D.  C.     No.  26.  *  1  p. 

For  opening  of  Fessenden  street,  D.  C.     No.  27.     1  p. 

For  opening  of  Macomb  street,  D.  C.     No.  23.     1  p. 

For  widening  of  Bladensburg  road.     No.  4.     1  p. 

For  widening  of  Columbia  road  east  of  16th  street.    No.  6.    1  p. 

To  amend  act  for  sealer  and  assistant  sealer  of  weights  and 
measures  in  District  and  act  amendatory  [so  that  commodi- 
ties shall  not  be  sold  for  greater  than  standard  measure]. 
No.  24.     1  p. 


January,  1907  463 

Congress — Continued. 

Public  [act]  3-40— Continued. 

District  of  Columbia — Continued. 

To  amend  act  to  regulate  keeping  of  employment  agencies  in 
District  where  fees  are  charged  for  procuring  employment 
or  situations  [so  as  to  provide  penalty  for  violation  of  cer- 
tain provisions].     No.  13.     1  p. 
To  close  certain  alleys  in  District.     No.  11.     1  p. 
To  extend  4th  street  northeast.     No.  30.     1  p. 

Idaho  University.  For  donation  of  obsolete  cannon  to  Uni- 
versity of  Idaho.     No.  37.     1  p. 

Isles  of  Shoals,  N.  H.  To  establish  life-saving  station  at  Isles 
of  Shoals.     No.  15.     1  p. 

Jamaica.  For  relief  of  citizens  of  Jamaica  [on  account  of  earth- 
quake and  conflagration].     No.  19.     1  p. 

Lighthouse  tenders.  To  increase  limit  of  cost  of  5  light-house 
tenders.     No.  31.     1  p. 

Mates.  [To  amend  sec.  4438,  Revised  statutes]  concerning  licensed 
officers  of  vessels.     No.  34.     1  p. 

Oklahoma.  To  ratify  acts  of  Legislative  Assembly  of  Oklahoma 
relating  to  and  providing  for  insane  asvlum  for  Territory  at 
Fort  Supply.     No.  22.     1  p. 

Public  documents.  For  distribution  of  public  documents  to 
library  of  Philippine  government  at  Manila.  P.  I.    No.  18.    1  p. 

Tombigbee  River.  To  authorize  Alabama,  Tennessee  and  North- 
ern Railroad  Company  to  construct  bridge  across  river  [at  or 
near  Stones  Ferry]  Ala.     No.  14.     1  p. 

Tug  Fork.  To  authorize  Thomas  J.  Ewing  and  [others]  to  con- 
struct bridge  across  Tug  Fork  of  Big  Sandv  River  [at  Warfield, 
Ky.].     No.  21.     1  p. 

Vicksburg,  Miss.  To  authorize  George  T.  and  Frank  B.  Houston 
to  construct  electric  railway  over  national  cemetery  road  at 
Vicksburg.     No.  17.     1  p, 

Wind  River  Reservation,  Wyo.  Fixing  time  for  homestead  en- 
trymen  on  lands  in  Wind  River  or  Shoshone  Reservation  to 
establish  residence.     No.  16.     1  p. 

Wright,  Fort.     Granting  right  to  operate  railroad  through  Fort 
Wright  military  reservation,  Wash.,  to  Spokane  and   Inland 
Empire  Railroad  Company.     No.  38.     1  p. 
Public  [joint]  resolution  2-9;  approved  Jan.  12-29,  1907 — 

Homestead.  Authorizing  temporary  leaves  of  absence  for  home- 
stead settlers  [in  North  Dakota,  South  Dakota,  Wyoming,  Min- 
nesota, and  Montana].     No.  4.     1  p. 

Mississippi  River.  Relating  to  bridge  [across  river  between  St. 
Paul  and]  Fort  Snelling,  Minn.     No.  2.     1  p. 

Panama  Canal.  For  printing  of  Senate  document  144,  59th  Con- 
gress, 2d  session  [Special  message  of  President  of  United  States 
concerning  canal] .     No.  3.     1  p. 

Potomac  River.  For  extension  of  time  for  completing  highway 
bridge  across  river  at  Washington,  D.  C.     No.  5.     1  p. 

Reisinser,  Roe.  To  award  Congressional  medal  of  honor  to  Reis- 
inger.     No.  8.     1  p. 

Smithsonian  Institution.  To  fill  vacancy  in  board  of  regents  of 
institution  [by  reappointment  of  George  Gray].     No.  6.     1  p. 

South  Dakota.     To  furnish  cannon  to  South  Dakota.     No.  7.     1  p. 


464  January,  1907 

Congress — Continued. 

Public  [joint]  resolution  2-9 — Continued 

Yakima  Reservation,  Wash.     Extending  protection  of  2d  proviso 

of  sec.  1  of  act  [to  authorize  sale  and  disposition  of  unallotted 

lauds  of  reservation]  to  certain  entry  men.     No.  9.     1  p. 

Sheep-bound  reserve.     [The  serial  numbers  of  the  volumes  issued  in 

January  are  as  follows:  4206,  v.  4,  4912,  4915,  4922,  4933,  4937, 

4948,  4949,   4956,  4962,   4967,   4968,   4970,  4972,  4973,   4978-4980. 

4992,   4998,   5000,  5004-5010,   5013,    5014,   5016.   5019-5022,   5031, 

5033,  5038,  5040-5043,  5045,  5047,  5049.] 

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[Weekly.  Each  number  issued  in  4  parts:  pt.  1,  relates  to 
books,  dramatic  compositions,  maps  and  charts;  pt.  2,  to  peri- 
odicals; pt.  3,  to  musical  compositions;  pt.  4,  to  engravings,  cuts 
and  prints,  chromos  and  lithographs,  photographs,  fine  arts.] 
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each  $1.00  a  yr."  6-35347/7 

Court  of  Claims: 

Abernethy,  John  J.  Findings  in  case  of  Helen  S.  and  Charles  H. 
Abernethy,  heirs  of  John  [J.]  Abernethy.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  246.) 

Addison,  Anthony.  Findings  in  case  of  Murray  Addison,  adminis- 
trator of  Anthony  Addison.     2  p.      (H.  doc.  497.) 

Allen,  Weld  N.  Findings  in  case  of  Lucy  M.  Allen  and  Joseph  A. 
Holmes,  administrators  of  Weld  N.  Allen.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  248.) 

Archer,  Samson  M.  Findings  in  case  of  Mary  E.  Martin,  adminis- 
tratrix of  Archer.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  462.) 

Ashworth,  James.  Findings  in  case  of  William  and  Adam  I.  Ash- 
worth,  heirs  of  James  Ashworth.     3  p.     (H.  doc.  466. ) 

Attersall,  William  A.     Findings.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  461.) 

Ayers,  Caledonia  S.     Findings.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  498.) 

Bachelors,  brig.  Conclusions  of  law  and  fact  in  French  spoliation 
cases  relating  to  brig,  D.  Churchill,  master.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  367.) 

Barnett,  James  P.     Findings.     2  p.     ( H.  doc.  587. ) 

Barrow,  Mary  J.  Findings  in  case  of  Eugene  Barrow,  administrator 
of  Mary  J.  Barrow.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  175.) 

Begole,  W'illiam  M.  Findings  in  case  of  Harriet  C.  Begole,  mother 
of  William  W.  [M.]  Begole.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  589.) 

Black,  William.  Findings  in  case  of  Helen  Bryant,  granddaughter  of 
Black.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  182.) 

Blake,  Robert  N.  Findings  in  case  of  G.  B.  Wallace,  administrator 
of  Blake.     2  p.      (S.  doc.  198. ) 

Bland,  Theodorick.  Findings  in  case  of  heirs  of  B'land.  2  p.  (H. 
doc.  429.) 

Boro,  James.  Findings  in  case  of  James  and  Mary  Boro,  heirs  of 
James  Boro.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  210.) 

Bowen,  Edwin  A.  Findings  in  case  of  Martha  J.  Bowen,  widow  of 
Edwin  A.  Bowen.     2  p.      (H.  doc.  579.) 


January,  1907  465 

Court  of  Claims — Continued. 

Bradshaw,  Alexander.     Findings  in  case  of  lairs  of  Bradshaw.     3 p. 

(H.  doc.  519.) 
Brown,  Jesse  A.     Findings  in  case  of  .Mary  J.  Brown,  administratrix 

of  Jesse  A.  Brown.     2  p.     I  II.  doc.  423.) 
Brown,  Stephen  E.     Findings.     2  p.     (II.  doc.  569. ) 
Bryant,  William.     Findings?.     2  p.      (II.  doc.  422.) 
Cady,  Sarah  Ellen.     Findings.     2  p.     ( II.  doc.  496. ) 
Callaway,  James  E.     Findings  in  case  of  Mary  E.  L.  Callaway,  widow 

of  James  E.  Callaway.     2  p.      (II.  doc.  582.) 
(amp,  Adam.      Findings  in  case  of  Harriet  Camp,  William  A.  Camp, 

Olive  M.  Allen,  Mary  B.   Brown,   Margaret  E.  Bowie,  Clarence 

Camp.  Carrie  Camp,  Hattie  Brannan,  and  Thomas  Brannan,  heirs 

of  Adam  Camp.     2  p.      (S.  doc.  235.) 
Carter,  Charles  M.,  and  others.     Findings.     2  p.     (  H.  doc.  477.  ) 
Case,  Omar  H.      Findings.     2  p.     (II.  doc.  583.  ) 
Catherine,  schooner.     Conclusions  of  law  and  tact  in  French  spolia- 
tion cases  relating  to  schooner,  James  Cocks,  master.     2  p.     (H. 

doc.  368. ) 
Cessna,  Elizabeth,  and  others.     Decision  in  cases  of  Elizabeth  Cessna 

and  others.     10  p.      (H.  doc.  492.). 
Charleston,    W.    Va.      Findings    in    case   of    trustees   of    Methodist 

Episcopal  Church  South,  Charleston.     2  p.      (S.  doc.  169.) 
Chinook   Indians.     Findings  in  case  of    Bower  Chinook  Indians  of 

Washington.     5  p.     (S.  doc.  188.) 
Chitwood,  John.     Findings  in  case  of  C.  II.  Corn,  administrator  of 

Chit  wood.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  628.) 
Clark,  William  A.     Findings.     2  p.      (  II.  doc.  517.  | 
Coble,  B.  K.,  and  others.     Findings.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  599.  ) 
Columbus,  schooner.     Conclusions  of  law  and  fact  in  French  spolia- 
tion cases  relating  to  schooner.   James  Fullerton,   master.     2  p. 

(H.  doc.  530.) 
Cones,  Samuel.     Findings.     2  p.     (  II.  doc.  499.  j 
Coop,  Jennie,  and  others.     Findings.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  601.  i 
Craig,  John.     Findings.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  580.) 
Crathorne,  Frank.     Findings.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  586.) 
Crosby,   Pierce.     Findings  in  case  of  Louisa  A.   Crosby,   widow    of 

Pierce  Crosby.     2  p.      (S.  doc.  251.) 
Culler,  Michael.     Findings.     2.p.     (H.  doc.  495. ) 
Decatur  Lodge  52,  I.  0.  0.  F.,  Decatur,   Ala.     Findings.     2  p.     |S. 

doc.  229.) 
Begn,  Laust  E.     Findings  in  case  of  William  L.  Degn,  Annette  N. 

Degn  M'Coy,  Minnie  H.  Degn  Wilson,  and  Albert  L.  Degn,  heirs 

of  Laust  E.  Degn.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  181.) 
Dillard,  Lydia.     Findings.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  626.) 
Dinwiddie   County,   Va.     Findings  in    case  of   trustees  of   Calvary 

Episcopal  Church,  of  Dinwiddie  County.     2  p.     (S.  doe.  243.) 
Donato,  Clarisse.     Findings  in  case  of  Ludger  Lemelle,  administrator 

of  Clarisse  Donate.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  238. ) 
Dumfries,  Va.     Findings  in  case  of  trustees  of  Forest  Hill  Methodist 

Episcopal  Church,  Dumfries.     2  p.      (S.  doc.  200.) 
Dunn,  Herbert  O.     Findings.     •">  p.     (S.  doe.  245. ) 


466  Januaby,  1907 

Court  of  Claims— Continued. 

Eagle,  schooner.  Conclusions  of  law  and  fact  in  French  spoliation 
cases  relating  to  schooner,  Jeremiah  Goodhue,  master.  4  p.  (H. 
doc.  369. ) 

Edisto  Island,  8.  C.  Findings  in  case  of  vestry  of  Trinity  Protestant 
Episcopal  Church,  Edisto  Island.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  205.) 

Kllison,  Lewis.  Findings  in  case  of  Lewis  Ellison  and  Helen  Louise 
Crafford,  heirs  of  Lewis  Ellison.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  249.) 

Ely,  Benjamin  F.  Findings  in  case  of  Mary  J.  Ely,  widow  of  Benj. 
F.  Ely.     2  p.      (H.  doc.  593.) 

Emmons,  Richard,  and  others.     Findings.     4  p.     (S.  doc.  172.) 

Erwin,  William.     Findings.     1  p.     (H.  doc.  426.) 

Evans,  William  H.  Findings  in  case  of  Edward  Buford,  adminis- 
trator of  William  R.  Elliston,  Maggie  E.  Fall,  and  Sallie  Richard- 
son, heirs  of  William  H.  Evans.     3  p.     (S.  doc.  206.) 

Farrar.  Elihu.  Findings  in  case  of  Solon  D.  Moore,  administrator  of 
Farrar.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  613.) 

Fenton  &  Co.  Findings  in  case  of  Benjamin  Fenton,  surviving  part- 
ner of  Fenton  &  Co.     3  p.     (S.  doc.  199. ) 

Files,  James  P.  Findings  in  case  of  James  P.  Files  and  Alice  White, 
heirs  of  James  P.  Files.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  518. ) 

Flint,  James  M.     Findings.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  184.) 

Forbes,  Robert  L.  Findings  in  case  of  Mrs.  Kate  R.  Forbes,  admin- 
istratrix of  Robert  L.  Forbes.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  612.) 

Forbess,  Archie  B.  Findings  in  case  of  W.  F.  Forbess,  administrator 
of  Archie  B.  Forbess.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  378.) 

Foster,  Rial.     Findings.     2  p.     ( H.  doc.  627. ) 

Fredericksburg,  Va.  Findings  in  case  of  trustees  of  St.  George's 
Episcopal  Church,  Fredericksburg.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  244.) 

French,  Columbus  P.  Findings  in  case  of  Margaret  C.  French,  widow 
of  Columbus  P.  French.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  584.) 

Galyon,  Robert  F.  Findings  in  case  of  L.  A.  Gal  von,  administrator 
of  Robert  T.  [F.]  Galyon.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  493.') 

Gibson  County,  Tenn.  Findings  in  case  of  trustees  of  Walnut  Grove 
Baptist  Church,  Gibson  County.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  202.) 

Gilson,  Samuel  L.  and  Mrs.  C.  J.  Findings  in  case  of  John  G.  Hen- 
son,  administrator  of  Samuel  L.  Gilson,  and  guardian  of  Catherine 
J.  Gilson.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  557.) 

Gotthardt,  Charles.  Findings  in  case  of  George  W.  Pearson,  admin- 
istrator of  Gotthardt.     2  p.     ( H.  doc.  542. ) 

Gould,  Ebenezer.  Findings  in  case  of  Lucius  E.  Gould,  Abby  E. 
Allison,  and  Mary  I.  Todd,  children  of  Ebenezer  Gould.  2  p. 
(H.  doc.  457.) 

Griggs,  Archibald  P.  Findings  in  case  of  Archibald  A.  Griggs, 
administrator  of  Archibald  P.  Griggs.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  237.) 

Grissom,  Joseph  C.     Findings.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  590. ) 

Hamner,  William^T.     Findings.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  405.) 

Hanna,  James  W.     Findings.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  585. ) 

Hannah,  R.,  and  others.  Findings  in  cases  of  heirs  of  Hannah  and 
others.     2  p.  [(H.^doc.  478.) 

Harsh,  Sarah  C.     Findings.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  174.) 

Hawkins,  Austin  B.     Findings.     1  p.     (H.  doc.  597. ) 

Hay  market,  Va.  Findings  in  case  of  vestry  of  St.  Paul's  Protestant 
Episcopal  Church,  Haymarket.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  201.) 


Januaky,  1907  467 

Court  of  Claims — Continued. 

Henderson,  Samuel  L.  Findings  in  case  of  T.  C.  Cox,  administrator 
of  Henderson.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  611.) 

Hewgley,  Charles  W.     Findings.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  568.) 

Hiram,  ship.  Conclusions  of  law  and  fact  in  French  spoliation 
cases  relating  to  ship,  Samuel  A.  Whitney,  master.  4  p.  (H.  doc. 
371.) 

Hogle,  L.  D.  Findings  in  case  of  James  JB.  Hogle,  administrator  of 
L.  D.  Hogle.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  610.) 

Hope,  brig.  Conclusions  of  law  and  fact  in  French  spoliation  cases 
relating  to  brig,  John  Prince,  master.     1  p.     (H.  doc.  370.) 

Huntsville,  Ala.  Findings  in  case  of  trustees  of  Missionary  Baptist 
Church,  Huntsville,  successor  to  Primitive  Baptist  Church.  2  p. 
(S.  doc.  236.) 

Johnson,  David  B.  Findings  in  case  of  C.  J.  McKee,  administrator 
of  Johnson.     2  p.     (  H.  doc.  428. ) 

Johnson,  Leo  L.  Findings  in  case  of  Irene  E.  Johnson,  administra- 
trix of  Leo  L.  Johnson.     3  p.     (S.  doc.  197.) 

Josselvn,  Francis.  Findings  in  case  of  Harry  X.  Stearns,  adminis- 
trator of  Josselyn.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  208.) 

Juno,  brig.  Conclusions  of  law  and  fact  in  French  spoliation  cases 
relating  to  brig,  Henry  Atkins,  jr.,  master.     4  p.     (H.  doc.  373.) 

Kelton,  Catharine.     Findings.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  430.) 

King,  Marv  M.,  and  others.  Action  in  cases  of  MaryM.  King  and 
others."  6  p.      (H.  doc.  602.) 

King,  Meredith.  Findings  in  case  of  J.  P.  M'Clendon,  administrator 
of  King.     2  p.     ( H.  doc.  380. ) 

King  George  County,  Va.  Findings  in  ease  of  vestry  of  Lambs  Creek 
Protestant  Episcopal  Church,  King  George  Countv.  2  p.  (S. 
doc.  224.) 

Landry,  Joseph  A.  Findings  in  case  of  Estelle  Landry,  administra- 
trix of  Joseph  A.  Landry.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  196.) 

Leach,  Cain.     Findings.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  420.) 

Leaman,  William  P.  Findings  in  case  of  Raleigh  Sherman,  adminis- 
trator of  Leaman.     2  p.     ( H.  doc.  543. ) 

Lee.  Mrs.  Jane  T.  Findings  in  case  of  Lucv  C.  Lee,  administratrix 
of  Mrs.  Jane  T.  Lee.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  178. ) 

Little  John  Butler,  brig.  Conclusions  of  law  and  fact  in  French 
spoliation  cases  relating  to  brig,  James  Smith,  jr.,  master.  5  p. 
(H.  doc.  531.) 

Long,  John  D.     Findings.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  419. ) 

Lowe,  Willis.  Findings  in  case  of  W.  A.  Montgomery,  administra- 
tor of  Lowe.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  424. ) 

Lucy,  schooner.  Letter  requesting  return  of  letters  of  certification 
as  to  schooner  Lucy,  Eliakim  Benham,  master,  sloop  Hawk, 
Joseph  Hart,  master,  brig  Abbv,  Harding  Williams,  master.  2  p. 
(H.  doc.  632.) 

Lutman,  Benjamin  F.     Findings.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  458.) 

Lydia,  brig.  Conclusions  of  law  and  fact  in  French  spoliation  cases 
relating  to  brig,  Thomas  M' Cray,  master.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  366.) 

Lyke,  Hiram  F.     Findings.     2  p.      (H.  doc.  467.) 

McDonald,  John  M.,  and  others.     Findings.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  528.) 

McDowell,  Ya.  Findings  in  case  of  trustees  of  Presbyterian  Church, 
McDowell.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  170.) 

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468  January,  1907 

Court  of  Claims— Continued. 

McNeel,  Paul.  Findings  in  case  of  E.  C.  McNeel,  administrator  of 
Paul  McNeel.     3  p.     (S.  doc.  171.) 

Maddox,  Mrs.  Laura  P.  Findings  in  case  of  Fannie  M.  Wells,  Ida 
F.  Wells,  and  John  Maddox,  tutor  of  minor  children  of  Laura  P. 
Maddox.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  516.) 

Mann,  Orrin  L.     Findings.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  578.) 

Maria,  schooner.  Conclusions  of  law  and  fact  in  French  spoliation 
cases  relating  to  schooner,  William  Cole,  master.  4  p.  (H.  doc. 
372.) 

Martin,  Andrew  J.  Finding  in  case  of  D.  H.  Martin,  administrator 
of  Andrew  J.  Martin.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  609.) 

Mason,  Thomas.     Findings.     2  p.      (S.  doc.  223. ) 

Mattox,  James,  and  others.     Findings.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  479.) 

Meath,  Patrick  G.     Findings.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  180.) 

Molly,  schooner.  Conclusions  of  law  and  fact  in  French  spoliation 
cases  relating  to  schooner,  John  Alden,  master.  2  p.  (H.  doc. 
374.) 

Mowery,  Basil  D.     Findings.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  592. ) 

Mullerv,  James  W.  Findings  in  case  of  Martha  A.  Mullerv,  widow 
of  James  W.  Mullerv.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  460.) 

Neff,  Andrew  J.  Findings  in  case  of  Jav  H.  Neff,  administrator  of 
Andrew  J.  Neff.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  591.)' 

Newby,  Oswell  P.  Findings  in  case  of  Mrs.  Mary  K.  Henry,  Mrs. 
Alice  A.  Pope,  Mrs.  Jennie  Alexander,  and  Nannie  Newby,  heirs 
of  Oswell  P.  Newby.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  179. ) 

Northup,  George  W.     Findings.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  456.) 

Oglesby,  Levi  T.  Findings  in  case  of  Marv  Lee  Dennis,  executrix  of 
Oglesby.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  176.) 

Orcutt,  Whitman  L.     Findings.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  581.) 

Penn,  William.  Findings  in  case  of  W.  J.  Penn,  administrator  of 
William  Penn.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  421.) 

Pettis  Countv,  Mo.  Findings  in  case  of  Flat  Creek  Baptist  Church 
[Pettis  County].     2  p.     (H.  doc.  381.) 

Pierce,  George  W.  Findings  in  case  of  G.  W.  Elmore,  administrator 
of  Pierce.     2  p.      (H.  doc.  418.) 

Porter,  William  J.     Findings.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  616.) 

Pratt,  Nicholas.     Findings.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  183.) 

Proctor,  Samuel  K.  Findings  in  case  of  Margaret  A.  Proctor,  admin- 
istrator of  Samuel  K.  Proctor.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  455.) 

Pruitt,  Robert,  and  others.     Findings.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  600.) 

Reinhardt,  Maria  A.  Findings  in  case  of  W.  T.  Smith,  administra- 
tor of  estate  of  Maria  A.  Reinhardt.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  177.) 

Ricketts,  Eliza  D.  Findings  in  case  of  John  W.  Kellar,  adminis- 
trator of  Eliza  J.  [D.]  Ricketts.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  629.) 

Robbins,  John  W.     Findings.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  463.) 

Roulston,  James  W.  Findings  in  case  of  Laura  E.  Roulston,  admin- 
istratrix of  James  W.  Roulston.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  404.) 

Rules  of  Court  of  Claims,  and  Rules  of  Supreme  Court  relating  to 
appeals  from  Court  of  Claims.     48  p.     *  Paper,  5c 

Rutherford,  Catherine  J.  Findings  in  case  of  G.  D.  Able,  adminis- 
trator of  Catherine  J.  Rutherford.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  379.) 

Saraons.  Eleazer  L.     Findings.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  594. ) 


January,  1907  469 

Court  of  Claims — Continued. 

Sharp,  W.  W.     Findings  in  case  of  C.   H.   Corn,  administrator  of 

Sharp.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  630.) 
Shirlev,  Paul.     Findings  in  case  of  Mary   P.   Shirley,  executrix  of 
James  R.  Shirley,  child  of  Paul  Shirley.     2  p.     (S.  doc.   247.) 
Simmons,  Charles  H.     Findings.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  464.) 
Skeeles,  David.     Findings.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  596.) 
Smith,  George.     Findings  in  case  of  Georgia  E.  Morrison,  adminis- 
tratrix of  Smith.     2  p.      (S.  doc.  221  ) 
Smith,  Joseph  C.     Findings.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  403.) 
Sparrow,  William  H.     Findings.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  588.) 
Speak,  Jesse  C.     Findings  in  case  of  Mary  Speak,  widow  of  Jesse  C. 

Speak.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  465.) 
Spiller,  C.  C      Findings  in  case  of  W.   K.  Spiller,  administrator  of 

C.  C.  Spiller.     3  p.     (S.  doc.  173.) 
Stannard,  Elijah.     Findings.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  218. ) 
Strauss,  Peter.     Findings  in  case  of  George  C.  Strauss,  administrator 

of  Peter  Strauss.     2  p.     ( H .  doc.  427. ) 
Tate,   David  N.     Findings  in  case  of  E.  M.  Tate,  administrator  of 

David  N.  Tate.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  425.) 
Testerman,  William  R.     Findings.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  494.) 
Thompson,  Joseph  H.     Finding.     2  p.      (H.  doc.  617.) 
Treadwell,  Abram.     Findings.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  469.) 
Trucks,  Michael.     Findings.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  595. ) 
Tunstall,    Mrs.    Elizabeth.     Findings  in   case  of  Adelaide  A.   [B.] 

Lindenberger  [heir  of  Mrs.  Tunstall].     2  p.     (S.  doc.  209.) 
Waldrop,  Millington.     Findings  in  case  of  W.  C.  Waldrop,  adminis- 
trator of  Millington  Waldrop.     2  p.      (H.  doc.  570.) 
Walker,  E.  W.,  and  others.     Findings.     1  p.     (H.  doc.  529.) 
Waller,  Benjamin  R.     Findings.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  459.) 
Watterson,  Calvin,  and  others.     Findings.     1  p.     (H.  doc.  598.) 
Wells,  John  F.     Findings.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  468.) 
White,  J.  Peyton.     Finding.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  614.) 
Willis,  Thomas,  and  others.     Findings.     4  p.     (H.  doc.  527.) 
Wimberly,  Louis,  and  others.     Findings.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  532.) 
Winyah  Lodge  40,  A.  F.  A.  M.,  Georgetown,  S.  C.     Findings.     2  p. 

(S.  doc.  225.) 
Woods,  Andrew  J.     Finding.     2  p.      (H.  doc.  615. ) 
Woodstock,  Va.     Findings  in  case  of  trustees  of  St.  Paul  Reformed 

Church,  Woodstock.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  258.) 
Worthington,  William  J.     Findings.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  470. ) 
Wyatt,  Mrs.  Rosa  M.     Findings.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  222.) 
Courts  of  United  States: 

United  States  of  America  v.  Southern  Railway  Company,  [in]  dis- 
trict court  of  United  States,  southern  district  of  Illinois  [statement 
of  facts  and  opinion  of  court].     11  p. 

District  of  Columbia: 

Appropriations.     Additional    [deficiency]  estimate.     2  p.     (S.  doc. 

250. ) 
Chesapeake  and  Potomac  Telephone  Company.    Report  for  [calendar] 

year  1906.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  485.) 


470  January,  1907 

District  of  Columbia — Continued. 

Children.     13th  annual  report  of  Board  of  Children's  Guardians, 

1906.     32  p.     *  Paper,  5c 
Children's  Hospital.     35th  annual  report  of  directors  [1906].    57  p.  pi. 
Georgetown  Barge,  Dock,  Elevator  and  Railway  Company.     State- 
ment for  year  ending  Dec.  31,  1906.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  471.) 
Great  Falls  and  Old  Dominion  Railroad.     Report  for  year  ending 

Dec.  31,  1906.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  631.) 
Police  Department,     Report,  1906,  with   estimates   for  1908.     95  p. 

*  Cloth,  25c 
Schools — 

Estimate  of  deficiency  appropriation  for  public  schools.     13  p. 

(H.  doc.  409.) 
Letter  from  chairman  of  commission  on  consolidation  of  schools 
and  general  plan  of  school   buildings  in  District,  submitting 
preliminary  report.     1  p.     (H.  doc.  384.) 

District  of  Columbia  Committee  (House): 

Alexander,  Louis  A.  Report  amending  by  substitute  H.  19568, 
vacating  Alexander  place  and  Poplar  street,  D.  C,  and  vesting 
title  in  [Alexander].     2  p.     (H.  rp.  6211.) 

Baltimore  and  Washington  Transit  Company.  Report  amending 
H.  22123,  to  amend  act  to  authorize  company  to  enter  District  [so 
as  to  allow  further  extension  of  line].     4  p.     (H.  rp.  6736. ) 

Banks  and  banking.  Report  amending  H.  21669,  for  incorporation 
of  banks  within  District.     4  p.     (H.  rp.  6737. ) 

Commodities.  Report  favoring  S.  6578,  to. amend  act  for  sealer  and 
assistant  sealer  of  weights  and  measures  in  District  and  act 
amendatory  [so  that  commodities  shall  not  be  sold  for  greater 
than  standard  measure].     2  p.     (H.  rp.  6215.) 

Contracts.  Report  favoring  H.  21684,  to  amend  act  regulating  relent 
on  contracts  with  District  [so  as  to  allow  contractors  who  have 
since  completed  contracts  to  share  in  provisions  of  act].  2  p. 
(H.  rp.  6739.) 

Corporations.  Report  amending  S.  7170,  to  amend  act  relating  to 
service  on  foreign  corporations  [in  District],  approved  June  30, 
1902  [so  as  to  include  employees  in  list  of  persons  upon  whom 
service  can  be  made  on  corporations  which  have  no  place  of  busi- 
ness in  District].     1  p.     (H.  rp.  6720.) 

Fires.  Report  favoring  H.  23941,  to  amend  act  for  preservation  of 
public  peace  and  protection  of  property  within  District  [so  as  to 
extend  prohibition  relating  to  kindling  of  tires  in  certain  places], 
lp.     (H.  rp.  6728.) 

International  Sunday  School  Association  of  America.  Report  favor- 
ing S.  7034,  to  incorporate  association.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  6745.) 

Lectures.  Report  favoring  H.  24746,  for  free  lectures.  1  p.  (H.  rp. 
6731.) 

Liquors — 

Report  amending  S.  4267,  to  prohibit  sale  of  intoxicating  liquors 
near  Government  Hospital  for  Insane  and  Home  for  Aged  and 
Infirm.  1  p.  (H.  rp.  6714.) 
Report  favoring  H.  23556,  prohibiting  purchase  or  procurement, 
sale,  gift,  or  disposition  of  intoxicating  liquors  to  minors  by 
unlicensed  persons  [in  District].     2  p.     (H.  rp.  6213.) 

National  Savings  and  Trust  Company.  Report  favoring  H.  24841, 
to  authorize  National  Safe  Deposit,  Savings  and  Trust  Company 
of  District  to  change  its  name  [to  National  Savings  and  Trust 
Company].     1  p.      (H.  rp.  6732.) 


Jantjaky,  1907  471 

District  of  Columbia  Committee  (House) — Continued. 

Nurses.    Report  amending  H.  12690,  to  define  term  "registered  nurse" 

and  for  registration  of  nurses  in  District.     2  p.      (H.  rp.  6740.) 
Osteopathy.     Report  of  hearings,  Jan.   17,  1907,  on  S.  5221,  to  regu- 
late practice  of  osteopathy,  to  license  osteopathic  physicians,  and 
to  punish  persons  violating  provisions  thereof  in  District.     41  p. 

7-35085 
Police    Department,    Metropolitan.      Report  favoring  H.  23201,    to 
amend  act  to  amend  act  relating  to  police  of  District  [as  to  bene- 
ficiaries of  policemen's  and  firemen's  fund,  so  as  to  include  police 
inspectors].     2  p.     (H.  rp.  6212.) 
Potomac  River.     Report  favoring  S.  J.  R.  76,  for  extension  of  time 
for  completing  highway  bridge  across  river  at  Washington,  D.  C. 
2  p.      (H.  rp.  6214.) 
Protestant  Episcopal  Church.     Report  amending  S.  6338,  to  amend 
act  to  incorporate  convention  of  Protestant  Episcopal  Church  of 
Diocese  of  Washington  [so  as  to  assure  authority  to  take  grants  or 
devises  of  real  estate].     2  p.     (H.  rp.  6750.  ) 
Pythias,  Knights  of.     Report  favoring  H.  17212,  to  amend  act  to  in- 
corporate Supreme  Lodge  of  Knights  of  Pythias  [so  as  to  give 
corporation  power  to  take  and  hold  real  and  personal  estate  of 
unlimited  value].     2  p.     (H.  rp.  6738.) 
Recorder  of  deeds — 

Report  amending  H.  22350,  to  authorize  recorder  of  deeds  of  Dis- 
trict to  recopy  old  records  in  office.     3  p.     (H.  rp.  6741.) 
Report  favoring  H.  24750,  amending  code  of  law  for  District  [so  as 
to  provide  for  cashier  in  office  of  recorder  of  deeds].     3  p. 
(H.  rp.  6744.) 
Stock-yards      Report  favoring  H.  23830,  governing  maintenance  of 
stock  yards,  slaughterhouses,  and  packing  houses  in  District.     2  p. 
(H.  rp.  6726.) 
Streets — 

Report  amending  by  substitute   H.  9326,   for  opening  of   Mills 
avenue  from  Rhode  Island  avenue  to  24th  street.     4  p.     (H. 
rp.  6721.) 
Report  favoring  H.  23940,  for  extension  of  Albemarle  street.  D.  C. 

2  p.  (H.  rp.  6727.) 
Report  favoring  H.  23384,  to  amend  act  to  amend  act  to  establish 
code  of  law  for  District,  regulating  proceedings  for  condemna- 
tion of  land  for  streets.  2  p.  (H.  rp.  6725.) 
Report  favoring  H.  20067,  to  remove  dirt,  gravel,  sand,  and  other 
obstructions  from  paved  sidewalks  and  allevs  in  District.  2  p. 
(H.  rp.  6724.) 

Report  submitting  H.  24932,  for  extension  of  School  street,  as 
substitute  for  H.  12074  and  14517.     4  p.     (H.  rp.  6733.) 

Veterinary  medicine.  Report  amending  S.  5698,  to  regulate  practice 
of  veterinary  medicine  in  District.     4  p.      (H.  rp.  6742.) 

Washington  Aqueduct.  Report  favoring  S.  7042,  to  transfer  juris- 
diction of  Washington  Aqueduct,  filtration  plant,  and  appurte- 
nances to  commissioners  of  District.     4  p.     (H.  rp.  6743.) 

Washington  Market  Company.  Report  amending  by  substitute  S. 
6470,  in   relation  to  company.     2  p.      (H.  rp.  6718.) 

District  of  Columbia  Committee  (Senate): 

Alexander,  Louis  A.  Report  favoring  H.  19568,  vacating  Alexander 
place  and  Poplar  street,  D.  C,  and  vesting  title  in  [Alexander]. 
2  p.     (S.  rp.  5540.) 


472  January,  1907 

District  of  Columbia  Committee  (Senate) — Continued. 

Banks  and  banking.     Report  amending  S.  6906,  for  incorporation  of 

banks  within  District.     4  p.     (S.  rp.  5637.) 
Bieber,  Sidney.     Report  adverse  to  S.  5610,  relative  to  conveyance  of 

land  in  District  [to  Bieber].     1  p.      (S.  rp.  5022.) 
Corporations.     Report  adverse  to  8.  2956,  to  amend  code  of  laws  for 
District,  relating  to  [annual  reports  of]  corporations.     2  p.     (S. 
rp.  5533.) 
Dairying.     Report  favoring  H.  16944,  to  amend  code  of  law  for  Dis- 
trict [so  as  to  protect  dairymen  in  use  of  their  bottles  and  cans, 
etc.].     2  p.     (S.  rp.  4905.) 
Jamestown  Ter-Centennial  Exposition,  1907.     Report  amending  S. 
7040,  for  District  building  and  exhibit  at  exposition.     2  p.     (S   rp. 
4628.) 
Laws,  reports,  and  documents  relating  to  District,  59th  Congress,  1st 

session.     7  p. 
Liquors — 

Report  adverse  to  S.  7423,  similar  to  H.  23556,  prohibiting  pur- 
chase or  procurement,  sale,  gift,  or  disposition  of  intoxicating 
liquors  to  minors  by  unlicensed  persons  [in  District].     1  p. 
(S.  rp.5091.) 
Report  adverse  to  S.  5197,  to  amend  chapter  204,  Supplement  to 
Revised  statutes  [v.  2,  p.  114,  relative  to  issue  of  liquor  licenses 
to  incorporated  clubs  in  District].     2  p.     (S.  rp.  5531. ) 
Report  amending  H.  23556,  prohibiting  purchase  or  procurement, 
sale,  gift,  or  disposition  of  intoxicating  liquors  to  minors  by 
unlicensed  persons  [in  District].     2  p.     (S.  rp.  5090. ) 
National  Savings  and  Trust  Company.     Report  amending  by  substi- 
tute S.  8014,  to  authorize  National  Safe  Deposit,  Savings  and  Trust 
Company  of  District  to  change  its  name  to  National  Savings  and 
Trust  Company.     2  p.      (S.  rp.  5467.) 
Schools.     Report  adverse  to  S.  4977,  to  provide  additional  land  for 

Jackson  school  in  District.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  5536.) 
Street  railways.     Report  amending  S.  826,  to  amend  act  to  establish 
code  of  law  for  District,  as  amended,  relating  to  improper  issue, 
sale,  gift,  or  use  of  transfer  tickets  of  street  railroads.     2  p.     (S. 
rp.5541.) 
Streets — 

Report  adverse  to  S.  3449,  for  improvement  of  20th  street  north- 
east from  Franklin  to  Evarts  street  and  Evarts  street  from  20th 
street  to  Mills  avenue.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  5534. ) 
Report  adverse  to  S.  2137,  for  opening  of  R  street  northeast  to  28th 
street  and  of  28th  street  northeast  from  R  to  M  street.     1  p. 
(S.  rp.  5535.) 
Report  adverse  to  S.  2838,  similar  to  H.  5971,  authorizing  exten- 
sion of  T  street  northwest.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  5537.) 
Report  adverse  to  S.  6905,  similar  to  H.  5971,  authorizing  exten- 
sion of  T  street  northwest.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  5538.) 
Report  adverse  to  S.  2479,  to  repeal  sec.  1  of  act  [authorizing 
commissioners  of  District]  to  name  streets,  avenues  [etc.]  out- 
side of  Washington.     3  p.     (S.  rp.  5532.) 
Report  amending  H.  5971,  authorizing  extension  of  T  street  north- 
west.    2  p.     (S.  rp.  5539.) 
Report  amending  S.  7837,  to  amend  act  to  amend  act  to  establish 
code  of  law  for  District,  regulating  proceedings  for  condemna- 
tion of  land  for  streets.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  5550.) 


January,  1907  473 

District  of  Columbia  Committee  (Senate) — Continued. 
Streets — Continued. 

Report  amending  by  substitute  S.  2652,  for  extension  of  Vermont 
avenue  from  Florida  avenue  to   Howard    University.     4  p. 
(S.  rp.  4957.) 
Report  favoring  H.  10843,  authorizing  extension  of  Kenyon  street. 

2  p.     (S.  rp.  4830.) 
Report  favoring  H.  121,  authorizing  extension  of  17th  street  north- 
west.    2  p.      (S.  rp.  4832. ) 
Report  favoring  S.  7795,  for  extension  of  Albemarle  street,  D.  C. 

2  p.     (S.  rp.  5546.) 
Report  favoring  H.  14815,  for  extension  of  Harvard  street,  D.  C. 

2  p.     (S.  rp.'4834.) 
Report  favoring  S.  7833,  for  extension  of  School  street,  D.  C.     2  p. 

(S.  rp.  5543.) 
Report  favoring  H.  128,  for  opening  of  connecting  highway  be- 
tween Water  Side  drive  and  Park  road,  D.  C.     2  p.     (S.  rp. 
4831.) 
Report  favoring  H.  8435,  for  opening  of  Fessenden  street,  D.  C.     2 

p.     (S.  rp.4833.) 
Report  favoring  H.  14900,  to  extend  4th  street  northeast.     3  p. 

(S.  rp.4835.) 
Report  favoring  amendment  to  H.  24103,  making  appropriations 
for  District,  1908,  for  improvement  of  Kenyon  street  from  Sher- 
man avenue  to  loth  street.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  5551.) 
Union  Station,  Washington,  D.  C.   [proposed  application  of  smoke 
law  to   locomotives],  statements,  Jan.  18,  1907,  on  H.  9329. 
35  p. 
Same,  Jan.  18,  29, 1907.     57  p. 
Washington  Aqueduct.     Report  amending  S.  7042,  to  transfer  juris- 
diction of  Washington  Aqueduct,  filtration  plant,  and  appurten- 
ances to  commissioners  of  District.     4  p.      (S.  rp.  5020. ) 
Washington,  Spa  Spring  and  Gretta  Railroad.     Report   amending 
S.  3668,  to  authorize  company  to  extend  its  street  railway  into 
District.     3  p.     (S.  rp.  5549.) 
Documents  Office  (Government  Printing  Office) : 

12th  annual  report  of  superintendent  of  documents,  1906.     95  p. 
Catalogue  of  United  States  public  documents,  no.  144;  Dec.  1906.     p. 
403-450.     [Monthly.]     *  Paper,  $1.10  a  yr.  4-18088/2 

Education  Bureau  (Interior  Department): 

Note. — Such  publications  of  this  Bureau  as  are  in  print  may  be  had  gratui- 
tously by  addressing  the  Commissioner  of  Education. 

15th  annual  report  on  introduction  of  domestic  reindeer  into  Alaska, 
1905.     174  p.  por.  pi.  maps.     (S.  doc.  499,  59th  Cong.  1st  sess.) 

Election    of  President,    Vice=President,  and    Representatives   in 
Congress  Committee  (House): 
Report  amending  S.  4563,   to  prohibit   corporations   from   making 
money  contributions  in  connection  with  political  elections.     2  p. 
(H.  rp.  6397.) 

Engineer  Department  (War  Department): 

Note. — For  divisions  under  this  bureau,  see  names  of  divisions. 
Aransas  Pass,  Tex. — 

Report  of  survey  of  channel  from  Aransas  Pass  [through  Turtle 

Cove]  to  Corpus  Christi.     8  p.  map.     ( H.  doc.  338. ) 
Report  of  survey  of  channel  from  Aransas  Pass  to  Cuero.     12  p. 
map.     (H.  doc.  336.) 


474  January,  1907 

Engineer  Department — Continued. 

Broadkill  Creek,  Del.     Reports  of  examination  and  survey  of  creek. 

12  p.  map.     (H.  doc.  214.) 
Circular  1,  2  [1907];  Jan.  28,  29,  1907.     12° 
Cleveland,  Ohio.     Report  of  examination  of  harbor.     7  p.  pi.     (H. 

doc.  270. ) 
Cold  Spring  Inlet,  N.  J.     Reports  of  examination  and  survey  of  Cold 

Spring  Inlet,  Cape  May.     17  p.  map.     (H.  doc.  388.) 
Columbia  River.     Reports  of  examination  and  survey  of  Columbia 

River  and  tributaries,  Oreg.  and  Wash.     38  p.     (H.  doc.  440. ) 
Coney  Island  Channel,  N.  Y.     Report  of  examination  and  survey  of 

channel  and  Rockaway  Inlet.     9  p.  map.     (H.  doc.  442. ) 
Engineers.     Employment  of  civilian  engineers  in  river  and  harbor 

works,  1906.     8  p.     (H.  doc.  436.) 
Fortifications.     Estimates  of  appropriations  for  repair  of  fortifica- 
tions at  Pensacola,  Mobile,  and   New  Orleans.     3  p.     (H.  doc. 

359.) 
Galveston,  Tex.     Report  of  examination  of  harbor.     16  p.     (H.  doc. 

340.) 
Hilo,  Hawaii.     Reports  of  examination  and  survey  of  harbor.     16  p. 

map.     (H.  doc.  407.) 
Honolulu,  Hawaii.     Report  of  resurvev  of  harbor.     5  p.  map.     (H. 

doc.  332.) 

Indian  River,  Del.     Reports  of  examination   and    survey  of  river, 
lip.     (H.  doc.  482.) 

Kennebec  River,  Me.     Reports  of  examination  and  survey  of  river 

from  mouth  to  Gardiner.     10  p.  map.     (H.  doc.  321.) 
Merrimac  River,  Mass.     Reports  of  examination  and  survey  of  river. 

11  p.  map.     (H.  doc.  339.) 
Mississippi  River.     Report  of  estimate  for  6-foot  channel  in  Missis- 
sippi River  between  Missouri  River  and  St.  Paul,  Minn.     18  p. 

(H.  doc.  341.) 
New  Bedford,  Mass.     Reports  of  examination  and  survey  of  New 

Bedford  and  Fairhaven  harbors.     12  p.  maps.     (H.  doc.  271.) 
Newark  Bay,  X.  J. — 

Reports  of  examination  and  survey  of  channel  in  bay.     X  p.  map. 
(H.  doc.  337.) 

Reports  of  examination  and  survey  of  Newark  Bay  and  Passaic 
River.     12  p.     (H.  doc.  441.) 
Newport,  R.  I.     Reports  of  examination  and  survev  of  harbor.     9  p. 

map.     (H.  doc.  438.) 
Niagara  Falls.    Reports  upon  existing  water-power  situation  at  falls, 

so  far  as  concerns  diversion  of  water  on  American  side.     28  p. 

*  Paper,  10c  6-35029 

Officers.     Statement  showing  rank,  duties,  and  addresses  of  officers 

of  Corps  of  Engineers.     29  p.  4°     [Quarterly.] 
Pamlico  River,  N.  C.     Reports  of  examination  and  survey  of  Pamlico 

and  Tar  rivers.     10  p.      (H.  doc.  342.) 
Pensacola,  Fla.     Estimate  of  appropriations  for  defenses  at  Pensacola. 

2  p.     (H.  doc.  360.) 
Proposals.     Abstracts  of  proposals  received,  1906,  for  materials  and 

labor.     161  p.     (H.  doc.  195.) 
St.  Marys  Falls  Canal,  Mich.     Report  containing  plan  and  estimate 

for  new  lock  canal.     6  p.  maps.     (H.  doc.  333.) 


January,  1907  475 

Engineer  Department — Continued. 

St.  Michael  Canal,  Alaska.     Reports  of  examination  and  survey  of 

canal.     13  p.  map.     (H.doc.  389. ) 
South  River,  N.  J.     Report  of  examination,  with  estimate  of  cost  of 

improvement,  of  Old  South  River.     7  p.  map.     (H.doc.  335.) 
Special  orders  1,  2  [1907] ;  Jan.  16,  21, 1907.     Each  1  p.  12° 
Engraving  and  Printing  Bureau  (Treasury  Department): 

Recommendation  for  construction  of  new  building  for  bureau.     4  p. 
(H.doc.  474.) 

Entomology  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department): 
Bulletin— 

63,  pt.  1,  Papers  on  cotton  boll  weevil  and  related  and  associated 

insects:  Hibernation  and  development  of  cotton  boll  weevil. 

38  p.  il.     *  Paper,  5c  Agr  7-460/2 

63,  pt.  6,  Papers  on  cotton  boll  weevil  and  related  and  associated 

insects:  Strawberry   weevil   in  south-central   States   in    1905. 

62  p.     *  Paper,  5c  Agr  7-462/2 

Circular  82,  Pinhole  injurv  to  girdled  cypress  in  South  Atlantic  and 

Gulf  States.     4  p.  il.     *  Paper,  5c  Agr  7-524/3 

Equipment  Bureau  (Navy  Department): 

Note. — For  divisions  under  this  bureau,  see  names  of  divisions. 
Catalogue  of  ship's  and  crew's  libraries  of  U.  S.  S.  Kansas.  52  p.  12° 
Catalogue  of  ship's  and  crew's  libraries  of  U.  S.  S.  Vermont.  52  p.  12° 
Catalogue  of  ship's  and  crew's  libraries  of  U.  S.  S.  Wheeling.  33  p.  12° 
International  wireless  telegraph  convention  concluded  [Berlin,  Nov. 
3,  1906],  between  Germany,  United  States,  Argentina  [and  other 
countries,  with  Service  regulations].     56  p.  il.     *  Paper,  10c 

7-35056 

Expenditures  in  Department  of  Agriculture  Committee  (House): 

[Hearings,  Jan.  5-25,  1907.]     p.  1-742. 
Experiment  Stations  Office  (Agriculture  Department): 

Bulletin— 

173,  Corn-harvesting  machinery.     48  p.  il.  pi.     *  Paper,  10c 

Agr  7-463/4 

176,  Organization  list*  of  agricultural  colleges  and  experiment 
stations  in  United  States,  Dec.  1906.     100 'p.     *  Paper,  15c 

Agr  6-313/4 

Circular — 

70,  Publications  of  office  from  its  organization  to  June  30,  1906. 
12  p.     *  Paper,  5c  Agr  7-525/2 

71,  Report  of  committee  on  experiment  station  organization  and 
policy.     7  p.     *  Paper,  5c  Agr  7-526/2 

72,  Report  of  committee  on  extension  work.     8  p.         Agr  7-465/2 
Experiment  station  record,  v.  18,  no.  4;    Dec.   1906.      p.    301-400. 

*  Paper,  $1.00  a  vol.  (12  nos.) 
Experiment  station  work,  v.  2,  no.   18.     p.  477-504,  il.     [Same  as 

Farmers'  bulletin  273.] 
List  of  station  publications  received  bv  office  during  Nov.  and  Dec. 

1906.     5  p.     [Bimonthly.] 


476  January,  1907 

Fisheries  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Note. — The  Bureau  supplies  gratuitously  those  of  its  publications  which  are 
in  print. 

Bulletin,  v.  25,  1905.     488  p.  il.  pi.  map,  large  8°     (H.  doc.  929,  59th 
Cong.  1st  sess. ) 

Same  [title-page,  contents,  and  index],     vii+457-488  p. 
Fishes  of  islands  of  Luzon  and  Panay.     p.  1—18,  il.  large  8°    *  Paper 

10c 
Fishes  of  Philippine  Islands,     p.  49-110,  il.  large  8°    *  Paper,  10c 
Report  of  commissioner,  1906.     28  p.     *  Paper,  5c 
Statistical  bulletin  192,  Statement  of  quantities  and  values  of  certain 

fishery  products   landed   at   Boston   and   Gloucester,   .Mass.,  by 

American  fishing  vessels,  Dec.  1906.     1  p.  oblong  8° 

Fisheries  Committee  (Senate): 
Fish  hatcheries — 

Report  favoring  S.  7675,  to  establish  fish-cultural  station  [at  or 

near  Gardiner]  Me.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  4837. ) 
Report  favoring  S.  7270,  to  establish  fish-hatching  and  fish-culture 
station  at  Dell  Rapids,  S.  Dak.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  5176.) 

Foreign  Affairs  Committee  (House): 

Canada.     Diplomatic  and  consular  appropriation  bill  [1908,  H.  24538], 
boundarv  line,   United  States  and  Canada,  statement  of  Otto  H. 
Tittmann  [Jan.  8,  1907].     3  p. 
Citizens  of  U.  S.     Report  amending  H.  24122,  in  reference  to  expatri- 
ation of  citizens  and  their  protection  abroad.    2  p.     (H.  rp.  6431.) 
Diplomatic  service — 

Diplomatic  and  consular  appropriation  bill  [comparative  tables, 

1907-08].     2  p. 
Diplomatic  and  consular   appropriation   bill    [1908,    H.    24538], 

hearing  before  subcommittee,  Dec.  18,  1906.     30  p. 
Report  submitting  H.    24538,   making  appropriations  for  diplo- 
matic and  consular  service,  1908.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  6428.) 

Foreign  Mail  Service  (Post-Office  Department): 

Schedule  of  steamers  appointed  to  convey  mails  to  foreign  countries 
during  Feb.  1907.     1  p.  narrow  f°     [Monthly.] 

Foreign  Relations  Committee  (Senate): 

Statement  of  Jacob  H.  Hollander,  Jan.   16   [1907],  in  reference  to 
debt  of  Santo  Domingo.     70  p.  7-35067 

Forest  Reservations  and  Protection  of  Game  Committee  (Senate) : 
Report  favoring  H.  15335,  for  protection  of  game  animals,  birds,  and 
fishes  in  Olympic  forest  reserve,  Wash.     3  p.     (S.  rp.  4919.) 

Forest  Service  (Agriculture  Department): 

Bulletin  72,  Wolves  in  relation  to  stock,  game,  and  national  forest 
reserves.     31  p.  il.  pi.     *  Paper,  10c  Agr  7-521 

Circular — 

45,  Forest  planting  in  eastern  Nebraska.     32  p.     *  Paper,  5c 

Agr  7-1/3 

47,  Strength  of  packing  boxes  of  various  woods.    8  p.  il.    *  Paper, 

5c  Agr  7-3/3 

52,  Lumber  cut  of  United  States  in  1905.     23  p.  il.  tab.     *  Paper, 

5c  Agr  7-76/2 


January,  1907  477 

Forest  Service — Continued. 
Circular — Continued. 

53,  Wood  used  for  tight  cooperage  stock  in  1905.     8  p.     *  Paper, 
5c  Agr  7-469/2 

54,  Forest  planting  leaflet:  How  to  cultivate  and  care  for  forest 
plantations  on  semiarid  plains.    4  p.     *  Paper,  5c    Agr  7-470/2 

55,  Forest  planting  leaflet:  How  to  pack  and  ship  young  forest 
trees.     2  p.  il.     *  Paper,  5c  Agr  7-472/3 

56,  Forest  planting  leaflet:  Bur  oak.     3  p.     *  Paper,  5c 

Agr  7-474/2 

57,  Forest  planting  leaflet:  Jack  pine.     2  p.     *  Paper,  5c 

Agr  7-476/2 

58,  Forest  planting  leaflet:  Red  oak.     3  p.     *  Paper,  5c 

Agr  7-478/2 

59,  Forest  planting  leaflet:  J'ucalvpts.     6  p.  il.     *  Paper,  5c 

Agr  7-480/2 

60,  Forest  planting  leaflet:  Red  pine.    3p.    *Paper,5c    Agr  7-482/2 

62,  Forest  planting  leaflet:  Shagbark  hickorv.     3  p.     *  Paper,  5c 

Agr  7-484,2 

63,  Forest  planting  leaflet:  Basswood.     3  p.     *Paper,  5c 

Agr  7-486/2 

64,  Forest  planting  leaflet:  Black  locust.     4  p.     *  Paper,  5c 

Agr  7-488/2 

65,  Forest  planting  leaflet:  Norway  spruce.     4  p.     *  Paper,  5c 

Agr  7-490/2 

66,  Forest  planting  leaflet:   White  elm.     3  p.     *Paper,  5c 

Agr  7-492/2 

67,  Forest  planting  leaflet:   White  pine.     6  p.  il.     -  Paper,  5c 

Agr  7-494/2 

68,  Forest  planting  leaflet:  Scotch  pint.     4  p.     *  Paper,  5c 

Agr  7-497/2 

69,  Forest  planting  leaflet:  Fence-post  trees.     4  p.     *  Paper,  5c 

Agr  7-4!  19  2 

70,  Forest  planting  leaflet:  Fiuropean  larch.     3  p.     *  Paper,  5c 

Agr  7-501/2 

71,  Forest  planting  leaflet:  Chestnut.     4  p.     *  Paper,  5c 

Agr  7-509/2 

72,  Forest  planting  leaflet:  Western  yellow  pine.    2  p.     -Paper,  5c 

Agr  7-504/2 

73,  Forest  planting  leaflet:  Red  cedar.     4  p.     *  Paper,  5c 

Agr  7-506/2 

74,  Forest  planting  leaflet:  Honey  locust.     3  p.     *  Paper,  5c 

Agr  7-512/2 

75,  Forest  planting  leaflet:  Hackberrv.     3  p.     *  Paper,  5c 

Agr  7-515/2 
77,  Forest  planting  leaflet:  Cottonwood.     4  p.     *  Paper,  5c 

Agr  7-518/2 
Field  program  [and  Service  notes],  Jan.  1907.     24  p.     [Monthly.] 
Location,  date  of  proclamation  in  force,  and  area  of  national  forest 
reserves  in  United  States,  Alaska,  and  Porto  Rico,  Jan.  1,  1907. 
4  p. 

Press  bulletin  146,  147;  Jan.  11,  1907.      Each  1  p. 
Report  of  forester,  1906.     43  n.     *  Paper,  5c 


478  January,  1907 

Freedman's  Savings  and  Trust  Company: 

Annual  report  of  commissioner  for  year  ended  Dec.  1,  1906.     11  p. 

*  Paper,  5c 

Same.     (H.  doc.  394.) 

Geological  Survey  (Interior  Department): 

Note. — The  publications  of  the  United  States  Geological  Survey  consist  of 
annual  reports  (restricted  to  one  volume  each,  beginning  with  report  for  1902), 
bulletins,  Mineral  resources,  Professional  papers,  and  Water-supply  and  irri- 
gation papers,  which  are  intended  for  free  distribution:  and  maps,  Mono- 
graphs, and  folios  of  the  Geologic  atlas  and  the  Topographic  atlas  of  the 
United  States,  which  are  sold  at  prices  ranging  from  5c  to  811.00  each.  A 
wholesale  rate  has  been  established  for  topographic  and  geologic  folios,  when- 
ever the  sum  transmitted  solely  for  folios  at  the  wholesale  price  amounts  to  at 
least  85.10;  that  is,  a  discount  of  40  per  cent  will  be  given  whenever  34  or  more 
folios  that  sell  singly  for  25c,  or  their  equivalent  in  higher  priced  folios, 
are  ordered  at  one  time.  Address  the  Director  of  the  Geological  Survey, 
Washington. 

Bulletin— 

299,  Geographic  dictionary  of  Alaska.  2d  edition.  690  p.  (H. 
doc.  938,  59th  Cong.  1st  sess.)  GS  7-161/3 

306,  Rate  of  recession  of  Niagara  Falls,  accompanied  by  report  on 

survey  of  crest.     31  p.  il.  pi.  map.     *  Paper,  15c 
Same.     (H.  doc.  59.)  GS  7-163/3 

307,  Manual  of  topographic  methods.     88  p.  il.  pi.     *  Paper,  15c 
Same.     (H.  doc.  60.)  GS  7-168/2 

310,  Results  of  primary  triangulation  and  primary  traverse,  1906 
248  p.  map.     (H.  doc.  63.) 
Gas.     Production  of  gas,  coke,  tar,  and  ammonia  at  gas  works  and  in 

retort  coke  ovens  in  1905.     31  p.     *  Paper,  10c 
Gold.     Production  of  gold  and  silver  in  1905.     229  p.     *  Paper,  25c 
Minerals.     Total  output  and  value  by  States  of  mineral  products  of 

United  States  in  1905.     p.  15-30.   **  Paper,  5c 
Monographs,  v.  50,  Cretaceous  flora  of  southern  New  York  and  New 
England.     219  p.  il.  4°    *Cloth,  $1.00 
•    Same.     (H.  doc.  311.)  GS  7-162/4 

Professional  paper  54,  Geologv  and  gold  deposits  of  Cripple  Creek 
district,  Colo.  516  p.  il.  pi.  maps,  4°  (H.  doc.  921,  59th  Cong. 
1st  sess. )  GS  7-1  5 

Report.     27th  annual  report  of  director,  1906.     104  p.  maps. 

*  Paper,  50c 

Same.     (Interior  Dept.,  Reports,  1906  ;  H.  doc.  5.) 
Sand.     Estimate  of    [deficiency]  appropriation  for  investigation  of 

black  sands  of  United  States.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  567.) 
Topographic  sheets — 

Note. — The  Geological  Survey  is  making  a  topographic  map  of  the  United 
States.  The  sheets  of  which  it  is  composed  are  projected  without  reference  to 
political  divisions,  and  are  designated  by  some  prominent  town  or  natural 
feature  found  on  them.  Three  scales  are  used,  1:  62.500, 1:125,000.  and  1:250,000, 
These  correspond,  approximately,  to  1  mile,  2  miles,  and  4  miles  to  1  linear 
inch  on  the  map.  The  size,  unless  otherwise  given,  is  about  17.5  inches  in 
height  by  11.5  to  16  inches  in  width,  exclusive  of  the  margin,  the  width  vary- 
ing with"the  latitude.  A  description  of  the  topographic  map  is  printed  on  the 
reverse  of  each  sheet  catalogued  below. 

About  three-tenths  of  the  area  of  the  country,  excluding  Alaska,  has  been 
mapped,  nearly  every  State  being  represented.  Massachusetts,  Connecticut, 
Rhode  Island,"  New  "Jersey,  and  the  District  of  Columbia  are  completely 
mapped.  Sheets  of  the  regular  size  are  sold  by  the  Survey  at  5c  each  ;  but  in 
lots  of  100  or  more  copies,  whether  of  the  same  sheet  or  of  different  sheets,  the 
price  is  3c  each.  In  no  case  can  orders  be  filled  at  the  wholesale  rate  unless 
the  sum  remitted  solely  for  topographic  maps  amounts  to  at  least  83.00. 

Idaho-Montana,  Coeur  d'Alene  special  .map,  lat.  47°  25/-47°  40/, 
long.  115°  40/-116°  10'.  Scale  1:62,500,  contour  interval  50  ft. 
17.5  X  23.8  in.     [No  description  on  reverse.] 


January,  1907  479 

eological  Survey — Continued. 
Topographic  sheets — Continued . 

Montana,  Kintla  Lakes  quadrangle,  hit.  48°  30'-49°,  long.  114°- 

114°  30'.     Scale  1 :  125,000,  contour  interval  100  ft, 
New  York- Vermont,  Plattsburg  quadrangle,  lat,  44°  30/-44°  45', 

long.  73°  15'-730  30'.     Scale  1 :  62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft. 
Pennsylvania,  Brownsville  quadrangle,  lat.  40°-40°  15/,  long.  79° 

45/-80°.     Scale  1 :  62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft, 
Utah,  Iron  Springs  special  map,  lat.  37°  35'-37°  47'  30",  long.  113° 

10'-113°  26' 30".     Scale  1:62, 500,  contour  interval  50  ft.     14.6  X 

15.3  in. 
Utah-Wyoming,  Gilbert  Peak  quadrangle,  lat.  40°  30'-41°,  long. 

110°-110°  30'.     Scale  1: 125,000,  contour  interval  100  ft, 
West  Virginia-Ohio,  St.  Marys  quadrangle,  lat.  39°  15/-39°  30' 

long.  81°-81°  15'.     Scale  1:62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft. 
Water-supply  and  irrigation  paper — 

187,  Determination  of  stream  flow  during  frozen  season.     93  p. 

il.  pi.     *  Paper,  15c 
Same.     (H.  doc.  72.)  GS  7-166/3 

188,  Water  resources  of  Rio  Grande  Valley  in  New  Mexico,  and 

their  development.     59  p.  il.  pi.  maps. 
Same.     (H.  doc.  73.)  GS  7-167/2 

189,  Prevention  of  stream  pollution  by  strawboard  waste.     29  p. 

il.  pi.     *  Paper,  5c 
Same.     (H.  doc.  74.)  GS  7-164/2 

Yuma  Reservation.  Recommendation  for  repeal  of  grant  to  Yuma 
Pumping  Irrigation  Company  of  right  of  way  across  reservation. 
3  p.     (H.  doc.  622.) 

iovernment  Actuary  (Treasury  Department): 
Market    prices    and    investment    values    of    outstanding    securities 
[Dec.  1906].     2  p.  4°     (Treasury  Dept.     Dept.  circular    2,1907.) 
[Monthly.] 

iovernment  Hospital  for  Insane  (Interior  Department): 

Estimate  of  appropriation  for  additional  land  for  hospital.     4  p.     (H. 

doc.  475.) 
Estimate  of  appropriation  for  assembly  hall.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  550.) 
Financial  report,  1906.     55  p.     (S.  doc.  15. ) 

iovernment  Printing  Office: 

Note.— For  office  under  this  office,  see  Documents  Office. 
Annual  report  of  public  printer  [with  tabular  statements  and  report 
of  superintendent  of  documents],  1906.     397  p.  pi.     *  Paper,  40c 
Same.     (S.  doc.  5.) 
Communication  requesting  transfer  of  appropriation  for  leaves  of  ab- 
sence.    2  p.     (H.  doc.  473.) 

louse  of  Representatives: 

Note. — See  also  names  of  committees. 

Annual  report  of  A.  McDowell,  clerk,  giving  employees,  expendi- 
tures from  contingent  fund  [etc.],  1906.     290  p.     (H.  doc.  27.) 

House  of  Representatives,  59th  Congress,  2d  session  [1906-07],  pocket 
directory.     43  p.  narrow  24° 

loward  University  (Interior  Department): 

Amended  estimate  of  appropriation  for  maintenance  of  university. 
3  p.     (H.  doc.  448.) 


480  Januaey,  1907 

Howard  University — Continued. 

Report  of  mail  sent  out  by  institution  under  penalty  provision,  Julv- 
Dec.  1906.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  453.) 

Hydrographic  Office  (Equipment  Bureau,  Navy  Department): 

Note.— The  charts,  sailing  directions,  etc.,  of  the  Hydrographic  Office  are 
sold  by  the  office  in  Washington  and  also  by  agents  at  the  principal  American 
and  loreign  seaports  and  American  lake  ports.    The  price  of  the  Catalogue  of 
charts,  plans,  sailing  directions,  and  other  publications  is  50c.    Copies  of  the 
Hydrographic  bulletin  and  Notice  to  mariners  are  supplied  free  on  applica- 
tion at  the  Hvdrographi(  Office  in  Washington  and  at  the  branch  offices  in 
Boston.  New  York,  Philadelphia,  Baltimore,  Norfolk,  Savannah,  New  Orleans, 
San  Francisco.  Portland  (Oreg.),  Port  Townsend.  Chicago,  Cleveland,  Buffalo, 
Sault  Ste.  Marie,  and  Duluth. 
Annual  report  of  hydrographer,  1906.     18  p.     *  Paper,  5c 
Charts- 
Africa,  Anchorages  and  bavs  on  west  coast  of,  from  latest  infor- 
mation; chart  2317.     28.1X22.8  in.     30c 
Exploits,  Bay  of,  middle  part,  Notre  Dame  Bay,  Newfoundland, 

east  coast*  from  British  survey  in  1902  and  1903;  chart  2378. 

Scale  naut.  m.  =2.9  in.     39.2x25.5  in.     40c 
Nanoose  Harbor  and  approaches,  Vancouver  Island,  B.  C,  from 

British   survey   in   1903  and   1904;  chart  2383.     Scale   naut. 

m.=5in.     30X32.8  in.     50c 
Pilot  chartof  north  Atlantic  Ocean,  Jan.  1907;  chart  1400.     Scale  1° 

long.=0.27in.     21X32  in.     [Monthly.]     10c 
Pilot  chart  of  north  Pacific  Ocean,  Feb.  1907;  chart  1401.     Scale 

1°  long.  =0.2  in.     20.7X35.3  in.      [Monthly.]     10c 
Placentia  and  ship  harbors  and  adjacent  anchorages,  Placentia 

Bav,  Newfoundland,  south  coast,  from  British  surveys  in  1860 

and  1874;  chart  2376.     Scale  naut.  m.=3  in.     32.3x26.3  in. 

40c 
Shelburne  Harbor,  Nova  Scotia,  from  British  survey  in  1860  and 

1863;   chart  2370.     Scale   naut.   m.=3.85  in.     39.6x26.1   in. 

50c 
Hydrographic   bulletin,    weekly,    905-909;    Jan.  2-30,  1907.     Each 

1  p.  various  sizes. 
Notice  to  mariners,  weekly,  1-4,  1907;  Jan.  5-26  [1907].     1.1-70. 

Hygienic  Laboratory  (Public   Health  and   Marine-Hospital  Service, 

Treasury  Department): 

Bulletin  32,  Stomach  lesion  in  guinea  pigs  caused  by  diphtheria  toxine 

and    its    bearing    upon   experimental  gastric   ulcer.     10   p.    pi. 

*  Paper,  10c  5-13711 

Immigration  and  Naturalization  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  De- 
partment): 
Annual  report  of  commissioner-general,  1906.     112p.pl.    *  Paper,  30c 
Catalogue  of  books  and  blanks  used  by  immigration  service.     11  p. 
Immigration  statement  and  inward  passenger  movement,  Dec.  1906. 

1  p.  f°     [Monthly.] 

Immigration  Committee  (Senate): 

Report  amending  S.  7247,  for  immigration  station  at  New  Orleans,  La. 

2  p.     (S.  rp.  5638.) 

Indian  Affairs  Committee  (House): 

Jicarilla  Apache  Reservation,  N.  Mex.  Report  amending  H.  23650, 
to  quiet  title  to  lands  on  reservation,  to  cause  allotments  to  be 
made,  and  to  dispose  of  merchantable  timber.     2  p.     (  H.  rp.  6382. ) 

Seneca  Indians.  Report  amending  H.  24125,  to  ratify  lease  [of 
Charles  M.  L.  Ashby]  with  Seneca  Indians.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  7103.) 


Januaky,  1907  481 

Indian  Affairs  Committee  (.Senate): 

Appropriations.     Report  amending  H.  22580,  making  appropriations 

for  Indian  Department,  1908.     92  p.     (S.  rp.  568i». ) 
Blackfeet  Reservation,  Mont.     Report  amending  S.  7674,  to  survey 

and  allot  lands  within  limits  of  reservation,  and  to  open  surplus 

lands  to  settlement.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  5163.) 

Indian  Bureau  (Interior  Department): 

Note.— For  division  under  this  bureau,  see  Indian  Schools  Superintendent. 
Appropriations.     Item   for  general    incidental    expenses  of  Indian 

service.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  192.) 
Beaver,  Esta.     Draft  of  legislation  for  permitting  patent  in  fee  simple 

to  be  issued  to  Kaw  pa  she  no  quah,   or  Esta   Beaver,  Peoria 

allottee.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  432.  | 
Beaver,  Frank.     Recommendation  that  patent  in  fee  simple  be  issued 

to  Beaver,  Peoria  allottee.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  481.) 
Coal    lands.     Letter  transmitting  memorial  of    national  council   of 

Chickasaw  Nation  relative  to  segregation  of  coal  lands  of  Choctaw 

and  Chickasaw  nations.     3  p.     ( H.  doc.  577. ) 
Endsworth,  Fred.     Draft  of  legislation  for  issuance  of  patent  in  fee 

simple  to  Endsworth,  Peoria  allottee.     2  p.     ( H.  doc.  486. ) 
Geboe,  Charles  C.     Recommendation  that  lawT  be  enacted  author- 
izing patent,  in  fee  simple  to  be  issued  to  Geboe,  Quapavv  allotee 

[allottee].     2  p.     (H.  doc.  401.) 
Indian   Territory.     Draft  of  legislation  to  enable  Department    [of 

Interior]  to  survev  and  appraise  certain  town  sites  in  Territorv. 

3  p.     (H.  doc,  402.) 
Indians — 

Drafts  of  items  for  capitalization  of  funds  belonging  to  various 
tribes  under  treaty  stipulations.     4  p.     (S.  doc.  191. ) 

Recommendation  for  legislation  relating  to  capitalization  of  cer- 
tain Indian  annuities.     3  p.      (H.  doc.  400.) 
Kiowa  and  Comanche  Reservation.     Draft  of  proposed  legislation 

relating  to  allotments  to  certain  children  of  Kiowa,  Comanche,  and 

Apache  tribes.     3  p.     (H.  doc.  382.) 
Klamath  Reservation,  Oreg.     Increase  in  estimate  of  appropriation 

for  support  of  Indians  of  Klamath  Agency.     3  p.     (S.  doc.  203.) 
Labadie,  William  G.     Draft  of  proposed  legislation  relating  to  pro- 
posed  patent  in   fee  simple  to   Labadie,  Peoria  allottee.     2  p. 

(H.  doc.  387.) 

Menominee  Reservation,   Wis.     Recommendations  as  to  cutting  of 

timber  on  reservation.     23  p.  il.     (H.  doc.  490.) 
Mixed-blood  Indians.     Draft  for  bill  to  amend  act  for  allotment  of 

lands  in    severalty   to   Indians    [so  as  to   include  mixed-blood 

Indians  not  residing  upon  reservations].     5  p.     (H.  doc.  576. ) 
Pottawatomie  Indians.     Estimate  of  appropriation  for  enrollment  of 

Pottawatomie  Indians  of  Wisconsin.     3  p.     (S.  doc.  254.) 
Quapaw  Agency.     Draft  of  legislation  giving  authority  for  issuance 

of  patents  in  fee  simple  to  Quapaw  allottees.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  480. ) 
Supplies.      Estimate  of  appropriation  for   Indian   supplies    [1906]. 

8  p.     (H.  doc.  549.) 
Wind  River  Reservation,  Wyo. — 

Estimate  of  appropriation  for  meandering  north  bank  of  Popo 
Agie  River  and  south  bank  of  Big  Wind  River,  Shoshone  Res- 
ervation.    3  p.     (H.  doc.  410.) 

Recommendation  as  to  leasing  hot  sulphur  spring  on  Shoshone 
Reservation  [for  sanatorium].     3  p.      (H.  doc.  505.) 


482 


January,  1907 


Indian  Inspector  for  Indian  Territory  (Interior  Department): 
Papers  relating  to  claim  of  G.  W.  Harkins.     6  p.     (H.  doc.  476.) 
Report,  1906.     102  p.  map.     *  Paper,  15c 

Indian  Schools  Superintendent  (Indian  Bureau,  Interior  Department) : 
Report,  1906.     40  p.  pi.     *  Paper,  15c 

Indian  Territory,  Select  Committee  to  Investigate  Matters  Con= 
nected  with  Affairs  in  (Senate): 
Report.     8  p.     (S.  rp.  5013.) 

Statement  of  Ethan  Allen  Hitchcock,  Dec.  14,  1906-Jan.  9,  1907.    77  p. 
Inspector=General's  Department  (War  Department): 

Report  of  inspection  of  branches  of  National  Home  for  Disabled 
Volunteer  Soldiers,  made  July  21-Oct,  15,  1906.    95  p.    *  Paper,  10c 

Insular  Affairs  Committee  (House): 

Catholic  Church  claims  and  proposed  agricultural  bank  in  Philippine 
Islands  [hearings,  Jan.  7-10,  1907].     101  p. 

Interior  Department: 

Note.— The  decisions  of  the  Department  of  the  Interior  in  pension  cases  are 
issued  in  slips  and  in  signatures,  and  the  decisions  in  land  cases  are  issued 
in  signatures,  both  being  published  later  in  bound  volumes  at  prices  ranging 
from  $1.05  to  $1.45  per  volume.  Subscribers  may  deposit  11.00  in  the  Depart- 
ment aud  receive  the  contents  of  a  volume  of  the  decisions  of  either  kind 
in  separate  parts  as  they  are  issued.  For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see 
names  of  bureaus. 

Annual  reports,  1905;  Indian  affairs,  pt.  2.  291  p.  tab.  *Cloth,  40c 
Same,  1906;  27th  annual  report  of  Geological  Survey.  [See  Geo- 
logical Survey.] 

Draft  of  bill  for  increasing  limit  of  cost  of  hospital  building  and 
need  of  additional  appropriations  therefor.     5  p.      (H.  doc.  358.  ) 

Draft  of  concurrent  resolution  for  printing  of  report  of  governor  of 
Hawaii  for  1906.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  605.) 

Draft  of  legislation  to  enable  investigation  to  be  made  to  ascertain 
lawful  claims  against  [Five  Civilized]  Tribes.    8  p.     ( H.  doc.  484.) 

Statement  of  mail  deposited  from  Department  in  Washington  post- 
office  under  penaltv  provisions,  July-Dec.  1906.  1  p.  (H.  doc. 
511.) 

Internal  Revenue  Commissioner  (Treasury  Department): 

Digest  of  decisions  and  regulations  by  commissioner  and  abstracts  of 
judicial  decisions  and  opinions  of  Attornevs-General  as  to  internal- 
revenue  cases,  Dec.  24,  1864-June  13,  1898.     294  p.     *  Paper,  25c 

7-35065 

Estimate  of  appropriation  for  salaries  of  agents  and  officers  of  internal 

revenue  [1906].     2  p.     (H.  doc.  573.) 
Treasury  decisions  under  internal  revenue  laws,  v.  9;  Jan. -Dec.  1906. 

168  p.     *  Paper,  15c 

International  Waterways  Commission  (War  Department): 

Report  upon  Chicago  Drainage  Canal.     54  p.     *  Paper,  5c         6-35038 

Interoceanic  Canals  Committee  (Senate) : 

Isthmian  canal  [replies  of  Isthmian  Canal  Commission  to  inquiries 
relating  to  borings  at  Gatun;  etc.].     p.  3209-14. 

Panama  Railroad.  Report  on  S.  6539,  to  control  direction  and  man- 
agement of  railroad.     21  p.     (S.  rp.  5179. ) 


January,  1907  483 

nterstate  and  Foreign  Commerce  Committee  ( House  j: 
Arbitration.     Hearings  [Dec.  14,  1906-Jan.  22,  1907],  on  H.  10840, 
for  investigation  of  controversies  affecting  interstate  commerce, 
p.  1-77. 

Ashley  River.     Report  amending  H.  22135,  authorizing  construction 

of  bridge  across  river  in   counties  of  Charleston  and  Colleton, 

S.  C.  [bv  Charleston  and  St.  Andrews  Railway  Companv].     2  p. 

(H.  rp.  6381.) 
Bartholomew,   Bayou.     Report   amending   H.  22338,  to    [authorize 

Arkansas,  Louisiana  and  Gulf  Railway  Company  to]  bridge  bayou 

[near  Bastrop]  La.     2  p.      (H.  rp.  6053. ) 
Bear  River.     Report  amending  H.  21194,  to  authorize  J.  F.  Andrews 

[and]   J.   W.  Jourdan  to  construct  dams  and  power  stations  on 

river  in  Tishomingo  County,  Miss.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  6378.) 
Black  River.     Report  favoring  H.  23578,  to  authorize  county  of  Clay, 

Ark.,  to  construct  bridge  across  river  at  or  near  Bennetts  Ferry. 

1  p.     (H.  rp.  6394.) 
Calumet  River — 

Report  favoring  H.  23939,  to  authorize  board  of  commissioners  of 
Lake  County,  Ind.,  to  construct  bridge  across  river  in  [Ham- 
mond].    1  p.     (H.  rp.  6430. ) 

Report  favoring  H.  23718,  to  authorize  Chicago,  Lake  Shore  and 
South  Bend  Railwav  Company  to  construct  bridge  across  river 
in  [Lake  County]  Ind.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  6383.) 
Chattahoochee  River.    Report  favoring  H.  24821 ,  to  authorize  Georgia 
Southwestern  and   Gulf  Railroad  Company  to   construct  bridge 
across  river  [at  or  near  Steammill]  Ga.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  6905.) 
Columbia  River — 

Report  amending  H.  23560,  to  authorize  construction  of  bridge 
across  river  between  Benton  and  Franklin  counties,  Wash.,  by 
North  Coast  Railroad  Company.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  6392.) 
Report  amending  H.  23561,  to  authorize  construction  of  bridge 
across  river  between  Walla  Walla  and  Benton  counties,  Wash., 
by  North  Coast  Railroad  Company.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  6393.) 
Coosa  River.     Report  favoring  H.  24603,  to  authorize  Atlanta,  Bir- 
mingham and  Atlantic   Railroad  Company  to  construct  bridge 
across  river  [near  Talladega]  Ala.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  6716.) 
Explosives.     Report  amending  H.  16011,  to  prohibit  shipment  of  gun- 
powder and  other  explosive  substances  on  railroads  engaged  in 
interstate  commerce  by  deceptive  marking,  invoice,  or  shipping 
order,  and  providing  penalties  therefor.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  6746.) 
Flint  River.     Report  favoring  H.  24275,  permitting  building  of  dam 
across  river  at  [or  near]   Porter  Shoals  [Ga.,  by  Albany  Power 
and  Manufacturing  Company].     1  p.     (H.rp.  6432. ) 
Lighthouse  tenders.     Report  favoring  H.  21689,  to  increase  limit  of 

cost  of  5  light-house  tenders.     3  p.     (H.  rp.  5882.) 
Mississippi  River — 

Report  amending  H.  24283,  permitting  building  of  bridge  across 
river  in  Morrison  County,  Minn,  [by  Minneapolis,  St.  Paul 
and  Sault  Ste.  Marie  Railway  Company].  2  p.  (H.  rp.  6735.) 
Report  amending  H.  24272,  permitting  building  of  dam  across 
river  at  or  near  Pike  Rapids,  Minn,  [by  Howard  P.  Bell, 
William  W.  Smith,  and  Wilson  H.  Tucker].  2  p.  (H.rp. 
6734. ) 

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484  January,  1907 

Interstate  and  Foreign  Commerce  Committee — Continued. 

Mississippi  River— Continued. 

Report  amending  H.  23383,  to  amend  act  to  authorize  St.  Louis, 
Mo.,  to  construct  bridge  across  river  [so  as  to  extend  time]. 
2  p.     (H.  rp.  6399.) 
Report  amending  H.  24657,  to  authorize  Albany  Railroad  Bridge 
Company  or  Chicago  and  Northwestern  Railway  Company  to 
reconstruct  bridge  across  river  [at  Clinton,  Iowa].     2  p.     (H. 
rp.  6908. ) 
Report  favoring  H.  21677,  to  amend  act  granting  to  Davenport 
Water  Power  Company  rights  to  construct  canal,  power  sta- 
tion, and  appurtenant  works  in  river  [between  Leclaire  and 
Davenport]  Iowa  [so  as  to  extend  time].     2  p.     (H.  rp.  6380.) 
Missouri  River.     Report  amending  H.  24367,  to  authorize  inter-State 
Bridge  and   Terminal    Railway   Company    to    construct    bridge 
across  river  at  or  near  Kansas  City,  Kans.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  6730.) 
Monongahela  River.     Report  amending  H.  24361,  to  amend  act  to 
authorize  Mercantile  Bridge  Company  to  construct  bridge  over 
Monongahela  River,  Pa.,  from  point  in  Washington  County  to 
point  in  Westmoreland  County  [so  as  to  extend  time].     1  p.     (H. 
rp.  6729. ) 
Pend   Oreille   River.     Report  favoring   H.    24760,  authorizing  con- 
struction of  dam  across  river  in  [Stevens  County]  Wash.,  by  Pend 
d'Oreille  Development  Company.     1  p.      (H.  rp.  6904.) 
Potomac  River.     Report  amending  H.  24111,  to  authorize  Norfolk 
and  Western  Railway  Company  to  construct  bridge  across  river 
at  or  near  Shepherdstown,  W.  Va.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  6436.) 
Railroad  employees.     Hearing  [Jan.  21,  25,  1907],  on  S.  5133  and  H. 

24373,  to  limit  hours  of  sen  ice  of  railroad  employees.     44  p. 
Savannah  River.    Report  amending  H.  21402,  permitting  building  of 
dam  across  river  at  [or  near]  Gregg  Shoals  [by  Savannah  River 
Power  Company].     2  p.     (H.  rp.  6379.) 
Sturgeon  Bay,  111.     Report  amending  H.  J.  R.  207,  declaring  [por- 
tions of]  bay  not  navigable.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  6595.) 
Tombigbee   River.    Report  amending  H.  21951,  to  authorize  Ala- 
bama, Tennessee  and  Northern  Railroad  Company  to  construct 
bridge  across  river  [at  or  near  Stones  Ferrv]  Ala.     1  p.     (H.  rp. 
5552. ) 
Tug  Fork- 
Report  amending  H.  21942,  to  [authorize  Norfolk  and  Western 
Railway  Company  to]  construct  bridges  across  Tug  Fork  of  Big 
Sandy  River.     1  p.    (H.  rp.  5630.) 
Report  favoring  H.  23218,  to  authorize  Kentucky  and  West  Vir- 
ginia Bridge  Company  to  construct  bridge  across  Tug  Fork  of 
Big  Sandy  River  at  or  near  Williamson,  W.  Va.     1  p.     (H.  rp. 
6209. ) 
Report  favoring  H.  23219,  to  authorize  Majestic  Collieries  Com- 
pany to  construct  bridge  across  Tug  Fork  of  Big  Sandy  River 
west  of  Devon,  W.  Va.     1  p.     ( H.  rp.  6210. ) 
Report  favoring  H.  24109,  to  authorize  Norfolk  and  Western  Rail- 
way Company  to  construct  bridges  across  Tug  Fork  of  Big 
Sandy  River,  as  substitute  for  H.  23218.     1  p.    ( H.  rp.  6398. ) 
Interstate  Commerce  Commission: 

Note. — The  Commission  furnishes  its  reports  gratuitously  to  those  who  apply 
for  them.  For  division  under  this  commission  see  Statistics  and  Accounts 
Division. 

Appropriations.     Estimate  of  appropriation,  1908.     2  p.     (H.  doc. 
563. ) 


January,  1907  485 

Interstate  Commerce  Commission — Continued. 

Coal.    Report  of  investigation  of  eastern  bituminous  coal  situation. 
81  p.    *  Paper,  10c 
Same.     (H.  doc.  561.)  7-35068/4 

Commerce.  Rules  of  practice  before  commission  in  cases  and  pro- 
ceedings under  act  to  regulate  commerce,  revised  and  adopted 
Mar.  19,  1902.     1907.     19  p.     *  Paper,  5c 

Commercial  organizations.     List  of  national,  State,  and  local  com- 
mercial organizations,  and  national,  State,  and  local  agricul- 
tural associations,  in  responseto  resolution.     295  p.     *Paper,  25c 
Same.     (S.  doc.  74.)  7-35072 

Employees.  Circular  of  instructions  to  employees  entitled  to  per 
diem  under  safety-appliance  appropriation.     2  1. 

Freight-cars.  Testimony  taken  at  St.  Louis,  etc.  [Dec.  18-21,  1900] 
in  matter  of  car  shortage  and  other  insufficient  transportation 
facilities.     275  p.     (S.  doc.  233.)  7-35054 

Mail.  Record  of  mail  sent  out  from  commission  under  penalty  pro- 
vision, July-Dec.  1906.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  472.) 

Opinions.  Table  of  cases  and  opinionsof  commission,  decisions  under 
original  act,  Apr.  1887-Ang.  28,  1906,  v.  1-11  [of  commission] 
reports.     20  p.  4° 

Report.     20th  annual  report,  Dec.  19,  1906.     76  p.     *  Paper,  10c 

4-18123 

Safety  appliances.  Letter  recommending  legislation  authorizing 
experimental  tests  of  safety  devices  for  preventing  railroad  col- 
lisions.    1  p.     ( H.  doc.  398.  ) 

Tariff  circular — 

8a,  Regulations  governing  construction  and  tiling  of  freight  tariffs 

and  classifications.     13  p. 
9a,   Regulations  governing  construction  and  filing  of  passenger 
tariffs.     12  p. 

Traveling  expenses.     Circular  governing  traveling  expenses.     3  p. 
Interstate  Commerce  Committee  (Senate): 

Hearing  [Jan.  18,  1907],  on  S.  7887,  to  require  railroad  companies 
engaged  in  interstate  commerce  to  promptly  furnish  cars  and  other 
transportation  facilities  and  to  empower  Interstate  Commerce 
Commission  to  make  rules  and  regulations  with  respect  thereto, 
and  to  further  regulate  commerce  among  States;  [statement  of 
Samuel  H.  Cowan].     20  p. 

Invalid  Pensions  Committee  (House): 

Report  from  Committee  on  Invalid  Pensions  and  Committee  on  Pen- 
sions, favoring  S.  976,  granting  pensions  to  enlisted  men  and  offi- 
cers who  served  in  Civil  War  and  War  with  Mexico;  with  hear- 
ings.    26  p.     (H.  rp.  6901.) 

Irrigation  Committee  (Senate): 

Report  amending  by  substitute  S.  7776,  for  protecting  interests  of 
United  States  on  lower  Colorado  River,  for  establishment  of  Im- 
perial Valley  and  Colorado  River  irrigation  projects  [etc.].  3  p. 
(S.  rp.  5545. ) 

Isthmian  Canal  Commission  (War  Department): 

Note. — For  divisions  under  this  commission,  see  names  of  divisions. 
Annual  report  for  year  ending  Dec.  1,  1906.     153  p.     (H.  doc.  444.) 


486  January,  1907 

Judge=Advocate=General's  Department  (War  Department): 

Recommendation  as  to  payment  of  claims  for  liquors  destroyed  by 
Federal  authority  at  time  of  >San  Francisco  earthquake.  8  p. 
(H.  doc.  376.) 

Judiciary  Committee  (House): 

Alaska.  Report  favoring  H.  24747,  providing  for  hearing  of  cases 
upon  appeal  from  district  court  for  Alaska  in  circuit  court  of 
appeals,  9th  circuit.  1  p.  (H.  rp.  6748.) 
Delaware  River  and  Bay.  Report  favoring  S.  4975,  giving  consent 
of  Congress  to  agreement  between  New  Jersey  and  Delaware 
respecting  territorial  limits  and  jurisdiction  of  [river  and  bay]. 
6  p.  (H.  rp.  6440.) 
Illinois.     Report  amending  by   substitute  H.   19752,  for  additional 

term  of  court  at  Quincy,  111.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  6906.) 
Iowa — 

Report  favoring  H.    20990,    to   create  new  division   of  southern 
judicial  district  of  Iowa  and  for  terms  of  court  at  Ottumwa. 
1  p.     (H.  rp.  6208.) 
Report  favoring  H.  24281,  to  fix  time  of  holding  circuit  and  dis- 
trict courts  in  northern  district  of  Iowa.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  6707.) 
Judges — 

Report  amending  H.  23394,  for  additional  district  judge  for  north- 
ern and  southern  districts  of  California.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  6603.) 
Report  amending  by  substitute  H.  9976,  for  additional  judge  for 
southern  district  of   Ohio,    as  substitute  for  H.  23216.     4   p. 
(H.  rp.  6204.) 
Liquors — 

Regulating  interstate  commerce  in  certain  cases  [House  report 
2337,  58th  Congress,  2d  session,  amending  H.  4072,  to  limit 
effect  of  regulations  of  commerce  between  States,  so  as  to  sub- 
ject to  State  laws  intoxicating  liquors  transported  into  State; 
with  hearings].     13+306  p.     (H.  doc.  522.)  7-35053 

Report  favoring  H.  13655,  to  limit  effect  of  regulation  of  commerce 
between   States    [so  as   to  subject  to  State  laws  intoxicating 
liquors  transported  into  State];  with  views  of  Mr.  Clayton, 
Mr.  Brantlev,  and  Mr.  Henry  of  Texas.     31  p.     (H.  rp.  6708 
[pt.  1].) 
Views  of  minority  adverse  to  H.  13655,  to  limit  effect  of  regulation 
of  commerce  between  States   [so  as  to  subject  to  State  laws 
intoxicating'  liquors  transported  into  State];  with  views  of  Mr. 
Parker,  and  Mr.  Foster  of  Indiana.     31  p.     (H.  rp.  6708,  pt.  2.) 
Mississippi.     Report  favoring  H.  24285,  to  [create  new  division  of 
northern  judicial  district  of  Mississippi  and]  for  terms  of  United 
States  courts  at  Clarksdale.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  6602. ) 
Missouri.     Report  amending  H.  24104,  transferring  Phelps  County 
[from  western  judicial  district]  to  eastern  division  of  eastern  dis- 
trict of  Missouri.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  6439.) 
South  Carolina.     Report  amending  H .  22334,  to  amend  act  to  regulate 
sitting  of   United   States   courts   within   South    Carolina.     1   p. 
(H.  rp.  6433.) 
Supreme  Court.     Report  favoring  H.  19965,  for  purchase  and  distri- 
bution of  digest  of  [opinions  contained  in  volumes  187-202  of] 
reports  of  court.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  6207.) 
Washington  State.     Report  amending  H.  21383,  that  terms  of  circuit 
court  for  western  district  and  of  district  court  for  northern  division 
of  western  district  of  Washington  be  held  at  Bellingham.     1  p. 
(H.  rp.  6909.) 


January,  1907  487 

Judiciary  Committee  (Senate): 

Appeals.  Report  amending  by  substitute  H.  1 5434,  to  regulate  appeals 
in  criminal  prosecutions.     7  p.     (S.  rp.  5650.) 

International  Sunday  School  Association  of  America.  Report  amend- 
ing S.  7034,  to  incorporate  association.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  5009.) 

Judges.  Report  amending  S.  7812,  to  amend  sec.  591,  Revised  stat- 
utes, relative  to  assignment  of  district  judges  to  perform  duties  of 
disabled  judge.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  5651.) 

Missouri.  Report  favoring  S.  7214,  respecting  proceedings  in  courts 
of  United  States  in  western  district  of  Missouri.  2  p.  (S.  rp. 
5010. ) 

Justice  Department: 

Note. — For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 
Annual  report  of  Attorney-General  [with  exhibits],  1906.     222  p. 
*  Cloth,  35c 

Same.     (H.  doc.  10.) 
Draft  of  bill  relating  to  further  distribution  of  reports  of  Supreme 

Court.     2  p.     (H.  dqc.  508.) 
Judgments  rendered   against  United  States   in  circuit    and  district 

courts  [which  require  appropriation].     3  p.     (II.  doc.  447.) 
Judgments  rendered  against    United   States  in  circuit  ami  district 

courts  [which  require  appropriation].     2  p.     (II.  doc.  504.) 
Report  of  mail  [entered]  by  Department  under  penalty  provision, 

July-Dec.  1906.     1  p.     ( H.  doc.  489. ) 

Land  Office,  General  (Interior  Department): 

Circular,  declarations  of  intention  and  certificates  of  naturalization. 
[2]  p. 

Circular,  supplementing  instructions  of  Nov.  6,  1906,  in  matter  of 
proof  of  naturalization  or  declaration  of  intention  of  aliens  to 
become  citizens  of  United  States.     1  p. 

Draft  of  amendment  to  act  of  June  16,  1880,  for  relief  of  certain 
settlers  [on  public  lands  and  for  repayment  of  purchase  money, 
etc.,  on  void  entries  of  public  lands,  so  as  to  require  moneys 
received  bv  registers  and  receivers  to  be  deposited  with  Treasurer 
of  United  States].     3  p.     (H.  doc.  566.) 

Estimate  of  appropriation  for  protecting  public  lands,  timber,  etc. 
3  p.     (  H.  doc.  365. ) 

Estimate  of  deficiency  appropriation  for  survey  of  Pine  Ridge  and 
Standing  Rock  reservations  [bv  Orville  H.  Southmaydl.  2  p. 
(H.  doc.  391.) 

Regulations  concerning  selection  of  desert  lands  by  certain  States 
under  acts  approved  Aug.  18,  1894,  June  11,  1896,  and  Mar.  3, 
1901,  and  making  of  final  proof  for  desert  lands  segregated  there- 
under.    Edition  of  Jan.  2,  1907.     13  p.     *  Paper,  5c 

Statement  of  action  in  relation  to  survevs  within  railroad  land  grants 
[1906].     2  p.     (H.  doc.  397.) 

Law  Division  (Library  of  Congress): 

Errata  [to  Headings  and  subheadings  for  Index  to  Federal  statutes]. 
1  p.  4° 

Library  Committee  (House) : 

Report  favoring  H.J.  R.  221,  to  fill  vacancy  in  board  of  regents  of 
Smithsonian  Institution  [bv  reappointment  of  George  Gray]. 
1  p.     (H.  rp.  6437.) 


488 


January,  1907 


Library  of  Congress: 

Note. — For  divisions  under  library,  see  names  of  divisions. 

List  of  books  indexed  in  A.  L.  A.  portrait  index,  lxxiv  p.  *  Paper, 
15c  6-35023 

Noyes  collection  of  Japanese  prints,  drawings,  etc.,  presented  by 
Crosby  Stuart  Noyes.     32  p.     *  Cloth,  35c  6-35022 

Report  of  mail  deposited  in  Washington  city  post-office  under  pen- 
alty provision,  July-Dec.  1906.     1  p.     (H".  doc.  603.) 

Light= House  Board  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Note. — The  List  of  lights  and  fog  signals,  the  List  of  lights,  buoys,  and  day- 
marks,  and  the  Weekly  notice  to  mariners  can  be  obtained,  free  of  charge, 
on  application  to  the  office  of  the  Board  at  Washington,  the  inspectors  and 
engineers  of  the  several  lighthouse  districts,  the  United  States  custom-houses, 
the  principal  agencies  of  the  Coast  and  Geodetic  Survey,  the  Hydrographic 
Office,  and  the  branch  hydrographic  offices. 

Annual  report,  1906.     180  p.  maps.     *  Paper,  $1.25 

8th   District.      List  of   lights,  buoys,  and   daymarks,  from   Perdido 

Entrance,  Fla.,  to  Rio  Grande,  Tex.;  corrected  to  Dec.  1,  1906. 

54  p.  large  8° 
List  of  lights  on  western  rivers;  corrected  to  Oct.  1,  1906.      247  p. 

narrow  1H° 

Specifications  and  contract  for  single-screw  steel  steam  light-vessels 

nos.  82  and  89.     72  p.  pi.  4° 
Weekly  notice  to  mariners,  changes  in  aids  to  navigation  on  coasts  of 

United  States,  nos.  127-129;  Jan.  4-25,  1907. 

Loans  and  Currency  Division  (Treasury  Department): 

Caveat  list  of  United  States  registered  bonds,  Jan.  1,  1907.     1  p.  f° 

[Monthly.] 
Circulation  statement,  Jan.  1,  1907.     1  p.  oblong  8°     [Monthly.] 

Manufactures  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Note. — The  Bureau  furnishes  its  publications  gratuitously  to  those  who 
apply  for  them. 

Commercial  relations  of  United  States  with  foreign  countries,  1905. 
537  p.      *  Cloth,  50c 
Same.     (H.  doc.  940,  59th  Cong.  1st  sess. ) 

Daily  consular  and  trade  reports,  nos.  2757-82  ;  Jan.  2-31,  1907. 
[Daily  except  Sundays  and  holidays.] 

Monthly  consular  and   trade  reports,   Jan.    1907;  no.    316.     240    p. 
*  Paper,  25c 
Same.     (H.  doc.  346.) 

Review  of  the  world's  commerce,  1905.     p.  1-122.     *  Paper,  15c 
Manufactures  Committee  (Senate): 

Commerce.  Report  amending  by  substitute  amendment  to  H.  21574, 
making  appropriations  for  legislative,  executive,  and  judicial  ex- 
penses, 1908,  for  special  agents  to  investigate  trade  conditions 
abroad,  with  special  reference  to  markets  for  cotton  products.  2 
p.      (S.  rp.  4828.) 

Manufactures  Bureau.  Report  amending  amendment  to  H.  21574> 
making  appropriations  for  legislative,  executive,  and  judicial  expen- 
ses, 1908,  so  as  to  increase  number  of  clerks  of  class  4  in  bureau- 
1  p.      IS.  rp.  4S27.) 

Medical  Department  (War  Department) : 

Note. — For  institutions  under  this  department,  see  names  of  institutions. 
Circular  of  information  for  persons  desirous  of  enlisting  in  Hospital 

Corps,  Army.     4  p.  12° 
Emergency  diet  for  sick  in  military  service.     51  p.  24°     *  Paper,  5c 


January,  1907  489 

Merchant  Marine  and  Fisheries  Committee  (House): 

Collisions  at  sea.     Report  favoring  8.  6855,  to  amend  act  to  adopt  regu- 
lations for  preventing  collisions  at  sea,  as  substitute  for  H.  21386. 
2  p.     (H.  rp.  6055. ) 
Foreign  Mail  Service — 

Report  amending  by  substitute  S.  529,  to  promote  national  defense, 
to  create  naval  reserve,  to  establish  American  ocean  mail  lines 
to  [South  America  and  the  Orient],  and  to  promote  commerce. 
25  p.      ( H.  rp.  6442,  pt.  1.)  7-35078 

Views  of  minority  adverse  to  S.  529,  to  promote  national  defense, 
to  create  naval  reserve,  to  establish  American  ocean  mail  lines 
to  [South  America  and  the  Orient],  and  to  promote  commerce. 
14  p.     (H.rp.6442,  pt,  2.) 
Mates.     Report  favoring  S.  6898,  [to  amend  sec.  4438,  Revised  statutes] 

concerning  licensed  officers  of  vessels.  5  p.  (H.  rp.  6406.) 
Shipping.  Development  of  American  merchant  marine  and  com- 
,  merce,  labor's  interest  in  American  shipping,  petitions  and  reso- 
lutions from  workingmen  and  labor  organizations  in  regard  to 
S.  520,  shipping  bill  of  Merchant  Marine  Commission.  22  p. 
*  Paper,  5c  6-35032 

Military  Academy  (War  Department): 

Estimate  of  appropriation  for  seacoast-defense  guns  at  West  Point, 
N.  Y.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  385.) 

Military  Affairs  Committee  (House): 

Army.     Report  submitting  H.  23551,  making  appropriation  for  Army, 

1908.     4  p.     (H.  rp.  5881.) 
Artillery — 

Hearing  [Jan.  8,  1907]  on  artillery  bill,  H.  17347:  [statement  of] 
William  H.  Taft.     25  p. 
Same  [Jan.  11,  1907];  [statement  of  Johnson  Hagood].     33  p. 
Report  favoring  H.  17347,  to  reorganize  and  to  increase  efficiency 

of  artillery  of  Army.     5  p.     (H.  rp.  6429.) 
Statement  of    Arthur  Murrav   [Jan.  5,    1907]  in  explanation  of 
artillery  bill,  H.  17437  [17347].     19  p.  +  1.  20,  21,  tab. 
Cemeteries,  National.     Report  favoring  H.  34,  to  allow  burial  of  wives 
of  deceased  enlisted  men  in  national  cemeteries  in  same  graves  as 
deceased  soldiers.     1  p.      (H.  rp.  6711.) 
Hospitals.     Additional  hearing  [Jan.  5, 1907]  on  Army  appropriation 
bill,  1908,  [H.  23551;  statement  of  Robert  M.  O'Reilly  on  con- 
struction anl  repair  of  hospitals].     6  p. 
Idaho  University- 
Report  amending  H.  15437,  for  donation  of  obsolete  cannon  to 

University  of  Idaho.     2  p.      (H.  rp.  6401. ) 
Report  amending  by  substitute  S.  4423,  for  donation  of  obsolete 
cannon  to  University  of  Idaho,  as  substitute  for  H.  15437.     1  p. 
( H.  rp.  6409. ) 
Medals.     Report  favoring  H.  J.  R.  223,  relating  to  holders  of  medals 

of  honor.     2  p.     ( H.  rp.  7086. ) 
Military  Academy — 

Hearing  [Jan.  14,  16,  1907]  on  appropriations  for  academv,  1908- 

p.  1-57. 
Report  submitting  H.  24537,  making  appropriations  for  academv, 
1908.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  6427.) 
Petoskey,  Mich.     Report  amending  H.  16235,  to  deliver  <ondeinned 
field  pieces  to  Petoskey.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  6402.) 


490  January,  1907 

Military  Affairs  Committee  (House) — Continued. 

Preston,  Iowa.  Report  amending  H.  J.  R.  195,  to  furnish  condemned 
cannon  to  Preston.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  6403.) 

St.  Augustine,  Fla.  Report  amending  by  substitute  S.  1726,  for  con- 
veying in  fee  ground  in  St.  Augustine,  known  as  The  Lines,  for 
school  purposes.     4  p.     (H.  rp.  6893. ) 

South  Dakota.  Report  amending  S.  J.  R.  80,  to  furnish  cannon  to 
South  Dakota.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  6400.) 

Volunteers.  Letter  of  Byron  M.  Cuteheon  [Dec.  31,  1906],  relating 
to  H.  8989,  to  create  volunteer  retired  list  [for  certain  officers  of 
Civil  War].     4  p. 

Wright,  Foi't.  Report  favoring  H.  24048,  granting  right  to  operate 
railroad  through  Fort  Wright  military  reservation,  Wash.,  to 
Spokane  and  Inland  Empire  Railroad  Company-  1  P-  (H.  rp. 
6434. ) 

Military  Affairs  Committee  (Senate): 

Medals.  Report  amending  by  substitute  8.  6725,  to  grant  medals  to 
survivors  and  heirs  of  Port  Hudson  forlorn-hope  storming  party. 
4  p.     (S.  rp.  5548.) 

Philippine  scouts.  Report  favoring  S.  6104,  to  create  office  of  cap- 
tain in  Philippine  scouts.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  5530.) 

Preston,  Iowa.  Report  favoring  H.  J.  R.  195,  to  furnish  condemned 
cannon  to  Preston.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  5529. ) 

San  Pedro,  Cal.  Report  favoring  S.  7879,  granting  to  Los  Angeles 
Inter-Urban  Railway  Company  right  of  way  through  military 
reservation  at  San  Pedro.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  5466.)* 

South  Dakota.  Report  favoring  S.  J.  R.  80,  to  furnish  cannon  to 
South  Dakota.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  4819.) 

Vicksburg,  Miss.  Report  favoring  H.  14811,  to  authorize  George  T. 
and  Frank  B.  Houston  to  construct  electric  railway  over  national 
cemetery  road  at  Vicksburg.  2  p.  (S.  rp.  4829.)  [Corrected  2d 
print  was  issued.] 

Wright,  Fort.  Report  favoring  S.  7762,  granting  right  to  operate  rail- 
road through  Fort  Wright  military  reservation,  Wash.,  to  Spo- 
kane and  Inland  Empire  Railroad  Company.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  5262.) 

Military  Information    Division  (Staff  Corps,   General,   War  Depart- 
ment) : 
Publication  8  [new  series],  Reports  of  military  observers  attached  to 
armies  in  Manchuria  during  Russo-Japanese  War.     pt.  2,  209  p. 
il.  pi.     *  Paper,  20c  6-35363 

Military  Secretary's  Department  (War  Department): 

Army  lisi  and  directory,  officers  of  Army,   Nov.  20,  1906;  [no.]  84. 
103  p.  large  8°    [Monthly.]    *  Paper,  10c  single  copy,  $1.00  a  yr. 
Same,  Dec.  20,  1906;  [no.]  85.     103  p.  large  8°    *  Paper,  10c 
Same,  Jan.  20,  1907;  [no.]  86.     103  p.  large  8°    *  Paper,  10c 

Circular,  medals  of  honor  issued  by  War  Department,  Sept.  1,  1904- 
Dec.  31,  1906,  with  list  of  corrections  made  in  medal  of  honor  cir- 
cular of  Sept.  1,  1904.     7  p.  4°     *  Paper,  5c 

[Circular]  to  officers  of  general  recruiting  service  [relative  to  making 
special  efforts  to  secure  desirable  men  for  regiments  designated 
for  service  in  Philippine  Islands].     2  p.  12° 

Recruiting  for  line  of  Army,  Nov.  1906.     16  p.  12°     [Monthly.] 


January,  1907  491 

Military  Secretary's  Department — Continued. 

Eeport  of  military  secretary  relative  to  militia  of  United  States,  1906. 

.    163  p.     -Paper,  15c 
Stations  of  Army,  Jan.  31,  1907.     [2]  p.  oblong  large  8°     [Monthly; 
none  issued  Dec.  31,  1906.] 

Mines  and  Mining  Committee  (House): 

Report  favoring  H.  23583,  for  investigation  of  water  resources  in 
United  States.     8  p.     (H.  rp.  6408.) 

Mint  Bureau  (Treasury  Department): 

Amended   estimate  of  appropriation   for  wages  of  workmen,  assay 

office  at  Seattle.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  207. ) 
[34th]  annual  report  of  director,  1906.     270  p.  pi. 
Values  of  foreign  coins.     1  p.  4°     (Treasurv  Dept.     Dept.  circular 

1,1907.)      [Quarterly.] 

Mount  Rainier  National  Park  (Interior  Department): 

Report  of  acting  superintendent,  1906.     8  p.  map. 
National  Home  for  Disabled  Volunteer  Soldiers: 

Proceedings  of  managers,  Dec.  11,  1906.     v.  3,  p.  272-284. 
Report  of  managers,  1906.     538  p.  il.     (H.  doc.  276.) 
Report  on  inspection  of  State  homes  for  disabled  volunteer  soldiers 
and  sailors,  1906.     34  p.     *  Paper,  10c 

National  Museum  (Smithsonian  Institution): 

Note.— The  publications  of  the  National  Museum  comprise  bulletins,  an- 
nual reports,  and  an  annual  volume  of  Proceedings.  The  annual  report  is 
included  in  the  Congressional  set.  The  editions  of  the  bulletins  and  Proceed- 
ings are  ten  limited  to  admit  of  general  distribution,  and  the  volumes  of  the 
latter  are  sent  only  to  libraries. 

Account  of  Amazon  River  fishes  collected  by  J.  B.  Steere,  with  note 
on  pimelodus  clarias.     p.  659-668,  il. 

Contributions  from  United  States  national  herbarium,  v.  8,  Mexican, 
Central  American,  and  Porto  Rican  plants  [title-page,  contents, 
and  index],     xiii+341-373  p.  A gr  6-934/3 

Description  of  new  rock-fish  of  genus  sebastodes  from  California 
p.  651,  652,  il. 

Mammals  of  Batam  Island,  Rhio  Archipelago,     p.  653-657. 

North  American  parasitic  copepods  belonging  to  family  ealigida?,  pt. 
2,  trebina?  and  euryphorina?.     p.  669-720,  il.  pi. 

Revision  of  American  moths  of  genus  argyresthia.     p.  5-24,  il.  pi. 

Specimen  of  typical  Burchell's  zebra  in  museum,     p.  1-3,  pi. 
Naval  Affairs  Committee  ( House) : 

Appropriations.  Report  submitting  H.  24925,  making  appropriations 
for  naval  service,  1908.     31  p.  tab.     (H.  rp.  6713  ) 

Naval  Academy.  Report  favoring  S.  7372,  to  authorize  acceptance 
of  sail  boat  for  midshipmen  at  academy.     1  p.      (H.  rp.  6206.) 

Navy  Department,     Hearings  [Dec.  10-18,  1906]    on  estimates  sub- 
mitted by  Secretary  of  Navy,  1907.     250  p. 
Same  [Dec.  10,  1906-Jan.  18,  1907].     366  p. 
Naval  Affairs  Committee  (Senate): 

Report  favoring  S.  7372,  to  authorize  acceptance  of  sail  boat  for  mid- 
shipmen at  Naval  Academy.     1  p.    (S.  rp.  4810. ) 

Naval  Observatory  (Equipment  Bureau,  Navy  Department): 

Synopsis  of  report  of  superintendent,  1906.     10  p.  tab.    *Paper,  10c 


492  January,  1907 

Naval  War  Records  Office  ( Navy  Department) : 

Official  records  of  Union  and  Confederate  navies  in  War  of  Rebellion; 
series  1,  v.  21.     1049  p.  il.  pi.  map.     *Cloth,  §1.00;  *paper,  80c 

6-35188-9/10 
Navigation  Bureau  (Navy  Department): 

[Circular]  for  information  of  commanders-in-chief  and  commanding 
officers  [concerning]  qualifications  for  permanent  appointments 
as  chief  petty  officers  [etc.].     10  p.  12° 
Instructions  for  recruiting  officers  of  Navy.     10  p. 
Movements  of  vessels,  Jan.  2-31, 1907.     Each  1  p.  4"      [Daily  except 

Sundays  and  holidays.] 
Orders  to  officers,  U.  S.  N.,  Jan.  2-31,  1907.      Each  1  p.  4°     [Daily 
except  Sundays  and  holidays.] 

Navy  Department: 

Note. — For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 

Coal.  Reports  with  respect  to  quantities  of  coal  purchased  [during 
1906],  etc.     44  p.     (S.  doc.  143.) 

Cruz,  Francisco  R.  Estimate  of  appropriation  for  payment  of  judg- 
ment in  favor  of  Cruz.     5  p.     (H.  doc.  446. ) 

Drill.  Changes  in  drill  books,  Navy,  1905  [issued  by  Navigation 
Bureau],  3.     [1907.]     [21]  1.  24° 

Employees.  Circular  letter  [to  chiefs'  of  bureaus  and  offices,  etc., 
stating  that  absolute  appointments  will  not,  hereafter,  be  issued 
to  classified  employees  of  Department,  but  retention  in  service 
after  usual  probationary  term  of  6  months  shall  be  equivalent  to 
absolute  appointment].     1  p.  narrow  12° 

General  court-martial  order  96-102  [1906];  Dec.  6-26,  1906.     12° 

General  order  39  [new  series];  Dec.  29,  1906.     7  p.  12° 

Hampton  Roads.  Letter  to  accompany  S.  7461,  to  provide  for  harbor 
accommodation,  movements,  and  anchorage  of  foreign  vessels  of 
war  visiting  Hampton  Roads  during  Jamestown  Exposition.  2  p. 
(S.  doc.  168.) 

Navv  yard  order  688-698,  employment  of  labor  at  navv  vards;  Dec. 
29,  1906-Jan.  26,  1907.     Each  1  p.  narrow  12° 

Navy-yards.  Circular  letter  to  commandants  of  navy  yards  and 
naval  stations  [calling  for  suggestions  and  estimates  on  proposed 
changes].     3  p.  4° 

Norfolk  Navy-Yard,  Va.  Urgent  estimate  of  appropriation  for  navy- 
yard  at  Norfolk.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  363.) 

Regulations.  Changes  in  Regulations  [for  government  of  Navv, 
1905],  no.  3.     1  p.  12° 

Special  order  36  [new  series];  Jan.  17,  1907.     4  p.  12° 

Special  order  [instructions  to  officers  of  Navy  and  Marine  Corps  in 
regard  to  President's  reception,  Jan.  1,  1907].     1  p.  12° 

Ordnance  Bureau  ( Navy  Department) : 

Ordnance  pamphlet  291,  12-inch  ramje  table,  2,700  f.  s.  initial  velocity 
to  21,000  yards,  weight  of  projectile,  870  pounds.     29  p.  4° 

Ordnance  Department  (War  Department): 

Augusta    Arsenal.     Estimate    of    appropriation    for    arsenal.     2  p. 

(H.  doc.  571.) 
Employees.     Notes  on  ordnance  pamphlet  of  Dec.  1,  1906,  Appoint- 
ments and  promotions  of  employees  in  Ordnance  Department  at 
large.     4  p. 


January,  1907  493 

Ordnance  Department— Continued. 

Explosives.     Regulations   governing  preparation  of    explosives   for 

transportation.     Revised  Nov.  17, 1906.     27  p.  il.  12° 
Fortifications.     Supplemental  estimate  for  armament  of  fortifications. 

2  p.     (H.doc.  507. ) 
Inspectors.     Manual  for  use  of  inspectors  of  ordnance,  Army,  and 

their  assistants.     Revised  Aug.  7, 1906.     40  p.    pi. 
Muskets.     Limit  of  accuracy-life  of  musket,     p.  83-90.     *  Paper,  5c 
Ordnance — 

Erosion  of  high-power  guns.     p.  73-81,  pi.     *  Paper,  40c 
Instructions  for  proof  of  guns  and  carriages  including  star-gauging 
of  guns  and  taking  impressions  of  bore.     Revised  Nov.  7, 1906. 
15  p.il.  pi. 
Statement  of  cost  of  manufacture  of  guns  [and  other  articles  at 
Frankford,  Rock  Island,  Watertown,  Watervliet,  and  Benicia 
arsenals],  1906.     46  p.     (H.doc.  206.) 
Primers.     Instructions  for  using  drill-primer  outfit.     8  p.  pi.  12° 
Rifles.     Description  and  instructions  for  management  of  .22-caliber 

U.  S.  magazine  rifle,  model  of  1898.     4  p. 
Smokeless  powder.     Instructions  to  bidders  and  specifications  govern- 
ing manufacture,  test,   and  inspection  of  smokeless  powder  for 
small  arms.     Revised  Nov.  19,  1906.     22  p.  il.  12° 
YVatertown    Arsenal.     Estimate  of   appropriation  for  arsenal.     2  p. 
(H.doc.  506.) 

Patent  Office  (Interior  Department): 

Note. — The  Patent  Office  publishes  specifications  and  drawings  of  patents, 
bolt  iu  single  copies  and  monthly  volumes,  the  former  at  6c  and  the  latter 
at  15.00.  The  former  are  not  enumerated  iu  this  catalogue.  For  certified 
copies  of  patents  including  specification,  drawing,  certificate,  and  grant,  the 
price  is  80c.  A  variety  of  indexes,  giving  a  complete  view  of  the  work  of  the 
office  from  1790  to  date,  are  published  at  prices  ranging  from  25c  to  §10.00  per 
volume.  The  Rules  of  practice  and  pamphlet  Patent  laws  are  furnished  free. 
The  Patent  Office  issues  coupon  orders  in  packages  of  20  at  SI. 00  per  package, 
or  in  books  containing  100  coupon'  at  85.00  per  book.  One  coupon  will 
procure  a  specification  with  drawings. and  two  coupons  a  copy  of  the  Official 
gazette.    They  are  good  until  u«ed.     Address  Chief  C'erk,  Patent  Office. 

Classification  bulletin,  July-Dec.  1906,  containing  classification  of  sub- 
jects of  invention  [no.  18].     17  p.  large  8° 

P^xtracts  from  Rules  of  practice  pertaining  to  assignments.     7  p. 

Official  gazette,  Jan.  1-29,  1907;  v.   126,  nos.  1-5.     p.  1-1783,  il. 
large  8°     [Weekly.]     Paper,  10c  single  copy.  $5  a  yr. 

Patents  Committee  (House): 

Copyright.     Report  favoring  H.   25133,   to  amend  and  consolidate 

acts  respecting  copyright.     18  p.      (H.  rp.  7083. )  7-35084 

Patent  Office.     Arguments  on   H.  22678,  to  provide  increased  force 

and  salaries  in  office,  Jan.  16,  1907.     14  p.  7-35059 

Patents  Committee  (Senate): 

Report  favoring  S.  7676,  to  amend  sec.  4919,  Revised  statutes,  to  pro- 
vide additional  protection  for  owners  of  patents.  2  p.  (S.  rp. 
5012.) 

Pay  Department  (War  Department): 

Monthly  station  list  of  officers,  Jan.  1,  1907.     5  p. 
Stoppage   circular,   Jan.    15,    1907.     3   p.     [Monthly:    corrected   2d 
print  was  issued.] 


494  January,  1907 

Pensions  Committee  (House): 

Pensions  to  certain  enlisted  men  and  officers  who  served  in  Civil 
War  and  War  with  Mexico  [hearings,  Jan.  22,  1907,  on  S.  976]. 
19  p. 

Pensions  Committee  (Senate): 

Report  favoring  S.  695,  increasing  pensions  of  army  nurses;  with 
views  of  minority.     3  p.     (S.  rp.  4809. ) 

Personnel  Board  (Navy  Department): 

Report  of  recommendations  affecting  officers  of  line  of  Navy.  16  p. 
*  Paper,  5c 

Philippine  Commission  (War  Department): 

Report  on  Agricultural  Bank  of  Egypt  to  Secretary  of  War  and  to 
Philippine  Commission.     51  p.     (Insular  Affairs  Bureau.) 

Plant  Industry  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department): 
Bulletin— 

99,  Quick  method  for  determination  of  moisture  in  grain.     24  p.  il. 

*  Paper,  5c  Agr  7-522/2 
102,  pt.  1,  Summary  of  recent  investigations  of  value  of  cacti  as 

stock  food.     16  p.  pi.     *  Paper,  5c 
Bulletins  of  hureau.     4  p. 
Distrihution  of  Morton  citrange  in  1907.     4  p. 
Distribution  of  Rusk  citrange  in  1907.     4  p. 
Report  of  chief,  1906.     96  p.     *  Paper,  10c 
Porto  Rico  (Interior  Department ) : 

Report  of  commissioner  of  interior  for  Porto  Rico,  1906.     32  p.  map. 

*  Paper,  10c 
Same.      (S.  doc.  16.) 

Porto  Rico  (State  Department): 

Ordinance  enacted  by  Executive  Council,  Aug.  1  [July  26],  1906, 
granting  to  J.  Gr.  White  &  Co.  right  to  build  railway  between 
Rio  Piedras  and  Caguas.     6  p.      (S.  doc.  186. ) 

Ordinance  enacted  by  Executive  Council  [Aug.  9,  1906],  amending 
franchise  granting  to  W.  S.  H.  Lothrop  right  to  operate  street 
railway  in  Ponce.     3  p.     (H.  doc.  417. ) 

Ordinance  enacted  by  Executive  Council  [Dec.  13,  1906],  relative  to 
extension  of  time  for  completion  of  railway  between  Vega  Alta 
and  Dorado  [bv  Finlav  Brothers  and  Waymouth  Trading  Com- 
pany].    3  p.     ("S,  doc."  226.) 

Ordinance  enacted  by  Executive  Council  [Dec.  20,  1906],  relating  to 
telephones  in  island  [granting  to  Juan  Bertran  right  to  construct 
lines].     6  p.     (S.  doc.  241.) 

Porto  Rico  (Treasury  Department): 
Report  of  treasurer  of  Porto  Rico  of  receipts  and  disbursements  for 

year  ended  Oct.  30,  1906.     130  p.     (H.  doc.  202. ) 
Reports  of  auditor  of  Porto  Rico  of  receipts  and  expenditures  for  year 

ended  Oct.  1906.     223  p.      (H.  doc.  203. ) 

Post=Office  and  Post=Roads  Committee  (House): 

Appropriations.     [Post-office     appropriation     bill,    1908]    hearings 
before  subcommittee   no.  1  [Jan.  8-14,   1907,  on  H.  25483]. 
Various  paging. 
Same  [Jan.  11  and  12],  differently  arranged.     101  p. 


January,  1907  495 

Post=Office  and  Post=Roads  Committee — Continued. 

Mail  matter.  Report  favoring  H.  R.  739,  calling  for  information  as 
to  receipts  from  2d-class  mail  matter  and  other  sources,  July, 
1877-June,  1906.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  7085.) 

Railway  mail  pay;  [statement  of  W.  S.  Shallenberger  before  sub- 
committee no.  1]  Jan.  11,  1907.     32  p. 

Special  delivery.  Report  amending  H.  10095,  making  changes  in 
postal  laws  [relating  to  special  delivery].     1  p.     ( II.  rp.  7099. ) 

Post=Office  Department: 

Note. — For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 
Accounts.     Report  of  finances  [and  of  expenditures  from  contingent 

fund,  1906].     22  p.     (H.  doc.  345.) 
Chicago,  111.     Reply  to   inquiry  as  to   employment  of  clerks  and 

carriers  in  Chicago  post-office.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  515. ) 
Fisk,   Arthur  G.     Papers  relating  to  claims  of  Fisk.     16  p.   map. 

(H.  doc.  207.) 
Macdonald,  Charles  F.     Recommendation  for  legislation  relative  to 

bequest  of  Macdonald.     9  p.     (H.  doc.  451.) 
Mail.     Report  of  mail  entered  at  Washington  post-office  under  pen- 
alty privilege  [July-Dec.  1906].     2  p.     (H.  doc.  396.) 
Parcels-post  convention  between  United  States  and  Ecuador.    [Signed 

Washington,  Dec.  28,  1906,  approved  Jan.  2,  1907.]     12  p. 
Postal  guide.     United  States  official  postal  guide,  2d  series,  v.  29,  no. 

1;  Jan.  1907.     940  p.  il.  12°     [Monthly.]     Paper,  $2.00  a  yr. 
Note. — No.  1,  January,  for  each  year,  is  what  is  usually  known  as  the  Postal 

guide,  nos.  2-12  being  additions  and  corrections.    Sold  by  the  printers,  .1.  B. 

Lyon  Company,  Beaver  and  Daniel  streets,  Albany. 

Report — 

Annual  reports,  1906.     379  p. 
Same.     (H.  doc.  4.) 

Report  of  1st  assistant  Postmaster-General,  1906.    47  p.    *Paperl0c 
Sunday.     Compliance  with  resolution,  authority  for  keeping  open 

certain  post-offices  on  Sundays.     2  p.      (S.  doc.  220.) 
Walsh,  W.  C,  Company.     Letter  recommending  appropriation  in 

payment  of  company.     1  p.     (H.  doc.  565. ) 

Postal  Commission  (Congress): 

Report  of  commission  authorized  by  Congress  to  make  inquiry  regard- 
ing 2d-class  mail  matter.     63  p.     *  Paper,  10c 
Same.     (H.  doc.  608.) 

Same.     (S.  rp.  5630. )  7-35062 

President  of  United  States : 

Alger,  Russell  A.  Executive  order  [excusing  members  of  Grand 
Army  of  the  Republic  employed  in  Executive  Departments,  Gov- 
ernment Printing  Office,  and  navy-yard  and  station,  Washington, 
D.  C,  from  duty  at  noon,  Jan.  26,  1907,  to  attend  funeral  of 
Alger].     1  p.  f° 

Army  and  Navy  General  Hospital,    Hot  Springs,  Ark.      Executive 
order  [concerning  rations  of  enlisted  men  of  Army,  Navy,  and 
Marine  Corps  under  treatment  or  on  duty  at  hospital].     1  p.  f° 
Balkam,  Henry  G.     Executive  order  [authorizing  changing  of  status 

of  Balkam].     1  p.  f° 
Brownsville,  Tex. — 

Message  transmitting  letter  from  Secretary  of  War  containing  ad- 
ditional testimony  in  Brownsville  case.  203  p.  pi.  maps.  (S. 
doc.  155,  pt,  2.)  6-35390 


496  January,  1907 

President  of  United  States— Continued. 
Brownsville,  Tex. — Continued. 

Reply  to  Senate  resolution  concerning  discharge  of  3  companies 

of  25th  Infantry.     125  p.  il.     *  Paper,  10c  6-35033 

Castinette,  Louis.      Message  returning  S.   3671,  granting  increase  of 

pension  to  Castinette.     1  p.     (S.  doc.  239.) 
Forest  reservations — 

Caribou  forest  reserve,  Idaho  and  Wyo.,  proclamation.      [2]  p. 
map,  f° 

Cascade  Range  forest  reserve,  Oreg.,  3d  proclamation.      1  p.  map,  f° 
Hartshorne,  Camp.     Executive  order  [restoring  military  reservation 

of  Camp  Hartshorne  at  Laguan,  P.  I.,  to  control  of  government 

of  Philippine  Islands].     1  p.  f° 
Harvey,  Joseph  J.     Executive  order  [authorizing  transfer  of  Harvey] . 

1  p.  f° 
Hay,  John,  Camp.     Executive  order  [enlarging  military  reservation 

of  camp  at  Baguio,  Benguet,  on  island  of  Luzon].     1  p.  f° 
Imperial   Valley.     Message  relative  to  threatened  destruction  by 

overflow   of    Colorado   River  in    sink  or  depression   known  as 

Imperial  Vallev  or  Salton  Sink  region.    40  p.  pi.  maps.     (S.  doc. 

212. )  7-35057 

Insurance.     Message  transmitting  report  and  letter  from  superintend- 
ent of  insurance  of  District  of  Columbia  and  letter  of  Louis  D. 

Brandeis  in  reference  thereto.    47  p.     (H.  doc.  559.) 
Johnson,  W.  B.     Executive  order  [authorizing  transfer  of  Johnson] 

1  p.  f° 
Lincoln,  Fort.    Executive  order  [adding  land  in  Burleigh  County, 

N.  Dak.,  to  military  reservation  of  fort].     1  p.  f° 
Phelps,   Elza  Eugene.     Executive  order   [authorizing  Secretary  of 

Treasury  to  appoint  Phelps  as  inspector  of  customs  on  Isthmus  of 

Tehuantepec].    1  p.  f° 
Pool,  Marshall  M.     Executive  order  [authorizing  promotion  of  Pool]. 

1  p.  f° 
Robinson,  David.     Executive  order    [authorizing  reinstatement  of 

Robinson].     1  p.  f° 
Shipping.     Message  calling  attention  to  desirability  of  enacting  leg- 
islation to  help  American  shipping  and  American  trade  by 
encouraging  building  and  running  of  lines  of  steamers  to  South 
America  and  the  Orient.     3  p.     (H.  doc.  553.) 

Same  [with  Address  by   Elihu   Root    before    Trans-Mississippi 

Commercial  Congress,  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  Nov.  20,  1906,  on 

commercial  relations  with  South  America,  Senate  document 

211].     3+13  p.     *Paper,  5c  7-35085 

Sitka,  Alaska.     Executive  order  [reserving  building  formerly  used 

as  residence  and  executive  offices  by  governor  of  Alaska,  at  Sitka, 

with  ground  upon  which  it  stands,  as  naval  hospital,  and  placing 

it  under  control  of  Navy  Department].     1  p.  f° 
Smith,  Daniel  G.     Message  returning  S.  5073,  granting  increase  of 

pension  to  Smith.     1  p.     (S.  doc.  240.) 
Tutuila.     Executive  order  [authorizing  governor  of  Tutuila  to  issue 

certificates  of  protection  to  merchant  vessels  of  Tutuila  and  Manua 

entitled  thereto].     1  p.  f° 
Waimanalo,  Hawaii.     Executive  order  [reserving  land  at  Waimanalo 

for  lighthouse  purposes  at  Makapuu  light-station].     1  p.  f° 


January,  1907  497 

President  of  United  States — Continued. 

War-ships.  Executive  order  [directing  that  official  designation  of 
all  vessels  of  Navy  be  name  of  vessel  preceded  by  words,  United 
States  Ship,  or  letters,  U.  S.-S.,  and  bv  no  other  words  or  letters]. 
1  p.  f° 

Printing  Committee  (House) : 

Interstate.  Commerce  Commission.  Report  favoring  S.  C.  R.  36,  for 
printing  Testimony  taken  by  commission  in  matter  of  relations 
of  common  carriers  to  grain  trade.  1  p.  (H.  rp.  6404.) 
Panama  Canal.  Report  favoring  H.  J.  R.  214,  for  printing  of  Senate 
document  144,  59th  Congress,  2d  session  [Special  message  of  Presi- 
dent of  United  States  concerning  canal].  Jan.  7,  1907.  1  p.  (H. 
rp.  5885.) 
Postal  Commission — 

Report  favoring  H.  R.  799,  to  print  Report  of  Postal  Commission 
authorized  by  Congress  to  make  inquirv  regarding  2d-class 
mail  matter.  1  p.  (H.  rp.  6895.) 
Report  favoring  H.  C.  R.  51,  to  print  Report  of  Postal  Commis- 
sion authorized  by  Congress  to  make  inquiry  regarding  2d-clase 
mail- matter,  with  testimony,  etc.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  6896.) 

Public  Buildings  and  Grounds  Committee  (House): 

Report  favoring  H.  25048,  for  repair  of  east  front  of  Treasury  build- 
ing, Washington,  D.  C.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  7093.) 

Public  Health  and  Marine= Hospital  Service  (Treasury  Department): 

Note. — For  divisions  under  this  service,  see  names  of  divisions. 
Estimate  of  appropriation  for  completion  of  buildings  at  Portland, 

Me.,  quarantine  station.     2  p.     (H.doc.  450. ) 
Estimate  of  appropriation  for  quarantine  stations  at  Pensacola,  Fla. , 

and  Ship  Island,  Miss.     3  p.     (H.doc.  445. ) 
Estimate  of  transfer  of  appropriation  for  employees  [1907].     2  p. 

(H.  doc.  538.) 
Public   health  reports,  v.  22,  nos.    1-4;  Jan.  4-25,    1907.     p.   1-91. 

[Weekly.]  6-25167 

Note.— This  publication  is  for  gratuitous  distribution,  but  the  edition  is 
limited,  and  the  document  is  intended  only  for  health  officers  and  other  per- 
sons interested  in  sanitary  affairs.  To  obtain  it  application  should  be  made 
to  the  Surgeon-General  of  the  Public  Health  and  Marine-Hospital  Service, 
Treasury  Department. 

Public  Lands  Committee  (House): 

Buffalo,  Wyo.     Report  amending  H.  23324,  authorizing  sale  of  certain 

lands  to  Buffalo,     kp.     (H.  rp.  6601.) 
Cemeteries.     Report  amending  S.  6229,  to  authorize  sale  of  public 

lands  for  cemetery  purposes.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  6715.) 
Coal  lands  and  coal-land  laws  of  United  States  [hearings,  Jan.  9-25, 

1907].     1-166 +  35  p.  7-35050 

Cceur  d'Alene    Reservation.      Report    amending   H.  24374,   to   fix 

boundaries  of  lands  of  landowners  and  entrymen  adjoining  Coeur 

d'Alene  Reservation.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  7089.) 
Colorado  River  of  the  West.     Report  amending  by  substitute   H. 

24363,  to  protect  public  lands  on  lower  Colorado  River.      2  p. 

(H.  rp.  6585.)     [Corrected  2d  print  was  issued.] 
Fort  Berthold  Reservation,  N.  Dak.     Report  favoring  H.  24473,  to 

define  status  of  certain  patents  and   pending  entries,  selections, 

and  filings  on  lands  formerly  within  reservation.     4  p.     (H.  rp. 

7094.) 


498  January,  1907 

Public  Lands  Committee  (House) — Continued. 

Fremont  County,  Colo.  Report  favoring  S.  1178,  for  resurvey  of 
township  in  [county].     2  p.     (H.  rp.  6441.) 

Homestead — 

Report  amending  S.  J.   R.  81,   authorizing  temporary  leaves  of 
absence  for  homestead  settlers  [in  North  Dakota,  South  Da- 
kota,   Wyoming,  Minnesota,  and  Montana].      1  p.      (H.  rp. 
6387. ) 
Report  amending  S.  J.  R.  86,  granting  extension  of  time  to  home- 
stead entrymen  [in  North  Dakota,  South  Dakota,  Idaho,  Min- 
nesota, Montana,  and  Wyoming].     1  p.     (H.rp.  6706. ) 
Kiowa  and  Comanche  Reservation.     Report  favoring  H.  24989,  for 
commutation  for  town-site  purposes  of  homestead  entries  in  Okla- 
homa [acquired  under  act  to  open  for  settlement  505,000  acres  of 
land  in  reservation].     2  p.     (H.  rp.  7091.) 

Nome,  Alaska.  Report  amending  H.  25041,  for  additional  land  dis- 
tricts in  Alaska  [with  offices  at  Nome  and  Fairbanks].  1  p.  (H. 
rp.  7096. ) 

Pawnee,  Okla.  Report  favoring  H.  22543,  granting  to  Pawnee  lands 
[in  Pawnee  Reservation]  for  park,  educational,  and  other  purposes. 

2  p.     (H.  rp.  5883.)     [Corrected  3d  print  was  issued]. 
Pennington  County,  S.  Dak.     Report  favoring  H.  23927,  excepting 

certain  lands  in  county  from  operation  of  sec.  4  of  act  for  entry  of 
agricultural  lands  within  forest  reserves.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  6421.) 

Salton  Sea,  Cal.,  Imperial  Valley,  and  lower  Colorado  River  [hear- 
ingson  Senate  document  212  and  H.  24363,  Jan.  18,  19,  1907].    50  p. 

7-35060 

San  Diego  County,  Cal.  Report  favoring  H.  21567,  extending  time 
for  making  final  proof  in  desert-land  entries  [in  county].  3  p. 
(H.rp.  6202.) 

Virginia."  Report  adverse  to  H.  19517,  to  amend  act  making  appro- 
priations for  sundry  civil  expenses,  1900,  in  so  far  as  same  relates 
to  Virginia  military,  continental,  or  State  land  warrants  [and  Ohio 
University  lands].     1  p.      (H.  rp.  6723.) 

Virginia  military,  continental,  or  State  land  warrants  and  Ohio  Uni- 
versity lands,  hearings,  Jan.  8,  1907  [on  H.  19517],  statement  of 
Nelson  W.  Evans;  and  report  from  [commissioner  of  General 
Land  Office]  on  S.  5881.     45  p.     (H.  doc.  500.)  7-35052 

Yakima  Reservation,  Wash.  Report  favoring  H.  J.  R.  190,  extending 
protection  of  2d  proviso  of  sec.  1  of  act  [to  authorize  sale  and  dis- 
position of  unallotted  lands  of  reservation  to  certain  entrymen. 

3  p.     (H.rp.  6120..) 

Public  Lands  Committee  (Senate): 

Crow  Reservation,  Mont.  Report  favoring  H.  21678,  for  extension 
of  time  within  which  homestead  entrymen  may  establish  resi- 
dence upon  lands  heretofore  part  of  reservation.  2  p.  (S.  rp. 
4715.) 

Fort  Berthold  Reservation,  N.  Dak.  Report  favoring  S.  7495,  to  de- 
fine status  of  certain  patents  and  pending  entries,  selections,  and 
filings  on  lands  formerly  within  reservation.     4  p.      (S.  rp.  5318.) 

Pennington  County,  S.  Dak.  Report  favoring  H.  23927,  excepting 
certain  lands  in  county  from  operation  of  sec.  4  of  act  for  entry  of 
agricultural  lands  within  forest  reserves.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  5320.) 

San  Diego  County,  Cal.  Report  amending  S.  7017,  extending  time 
for  making  settlement,  final  proof,  and  payment  on  public  lands 
in  county.     3  p.     (S.  rp.  5544.) 


January,  1907  499 

Public  Lands  Committee  (Senate) — Continued. 

Yakima  Reservation,  Wash.  Report  favoring  H.  J.  R.  190,  extend- 
ing protection  of  2d  proviso  of  sec.  1  of  act  [to  authorize  sale  and 
disposition  of  unallotted  lands  of  reservation]  to  certain  entry- 
men.     3  p.     (S.  rp.  5317.) 

Public  Roads  Office  (Agriculture  Department): 

Bulletin  28,  Decomposition  of  feldspars.     29  p.  il.     *  Paper,  10c 

7-523/2 
Circular  65,  Public  roads  of  Colorado,  mileage  and  expenditures  in 
1904.     3  p. 

Publications  Division  (Agriculture  Department): 

Circular  3,  revised  to  Oct.  1,  1906,  Publications  for  sale.     79  p. 

Agr  7-527/2 

Monthly  list  of  publications  [of  Agriculture  Department],  Dec.  1906 
4  p. 
Same  [for  foreign  distribution]. 

Report  of  editor,  1906.     94  p.     *  Paper,  10c 
Quartermaster's  Department  (War  Department): 

Bavard,  Fort,  X.  Mex.  Estimate  of  appropriation  for  new  construc- 
tion at  fort.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  618.) 

Carman,  D.  M. — 

Additional  report  relative  to  claims  of  Carman.     2  p.     (S.  doc. 

165,  pt.  2.)     [Corrected  2d  print  was  issued.] 
Pursuant  to  resolution,  report  relative  to  allowances  upon  claims 
of  Carman.     3  p.     (S.  doc.  165  [pt.  1]. ) 

Circular  1,2  [1907];   Jan.  5,  29,  1907.     Each  1  p.  12° 

Knoxville,  Tenn.  Estimate  of  appropriation  for  laying  sidewalks  on 
road  to  national  cemetery  at  Knoxville.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  524.) 

Military  posts.  Estimate  of  appropriation  for  repairs  and  supply  of 
stores  at  artillery  posts  on  south  Atlantic  and  Gulf  coasts.  2  p. 
(H.  doc.  362.) 

Officers.  Roster  showing  stations  and  duties  of  officers,  Jan.  2,  1907. 
15  p.     [Monthly.] 

Oglethorpe,  Fort,  Ga.  Estimate  of  appropriation  for  purchase  of  land 
for  brigade  post  at  fort.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  562.) 

Revere,  Fort,  Mass.  Estimate  of  appropriation  for  relief  of  citizens, 
Fort  Revere,  Hull,  Mass.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  525. ) 

Sheridan,  Fort,  111.  Specifications  for  steam  heating  in  addition  to 
post  hospital,  Fort  Sheridan,  111.     12  p.  12° 

War  Department.  Estimate  of  deficiency  appropriations  for  Depart- 
ment.    8  p.      (H.  doc.  443.) 

Railway  Mail  Service  (Post-Office  Department): 

Daily  bulletin  of  orders  affecting  postal  service,  v.  28,  nos.  8182-8207a; 

Jan.  2-31, 1907.     f°     [Daily  except  Sundays  and  holidays.] 
Report  of  general  superintendent,  1906.     32  p.     *  Paper,  10c 

Reform  School  for  Girls  of  District  of  Columbia  (Justice  Depart- 
ment): 

Report  of  trustees,  1906.     10  p.     *  Paper,  5c 
Revenue=Cutter  Service  (Treasury  Department): 

Listand  stations  of  commissioned  officers  of  service.     11  p.    *  Paper,  5c 

22764— No.  145—07- 4 


500  January,  1907 

Revision  of  Laws,  Special  Joint  Committee  on  (Congress) : 
Crime  and  punishment — 

Report  submitting  S.  7709,   to  revise,  codifv,  and  amend  penal 
laws.     12  p.     (S.  rp.  4825  [pt.  1].) 
Same,  [Additional]  report.     19  p.      (S.  rp.  4825,  pt.  2.)      [Cor- 
rected 2d  print  was  issued.] 
Report  submitting  H.  23946,  to  revise,  codifv,  and  amend  penal 
laws,  as  substitute  for  H.  17984.     11  p.     (H.  rp.  6203.) 

Rivers  and  Harbors  Board  (Engineer  Department,  War  Department): 

Report  upon  project  for  waterway  from  Lockport,  111.,  to  St.  Louis, 

Mo.     4  p.     (H.  doc.  437.) 

Rivers  and  Harbors  Committee  (House) : 

Appropriations.  Report  submitting  H.  24991,  making  appropria- 
tions for  rivers  and  harbors  [1908].     7  p.     (H.  rp.  6752.) 

Delaware  River.  Hearing  before  subcommittee  [on  H.  23205]  Dela- 
ware River,  35-foot  survey,  Jan.  5, 1907.     21  p.  7-35071 

Rivers  and  Harbors.  Memoranda  relating  to  appropriations  and 
authorizations  to  be  included  in  river  and  harbor  bill  as  decided 
upon  by  committee,  Jan.  23, 1907.     8  p. 

Rock  Creek  Park,  Joint  Select  Committee  on  Addition  to  ( Congress) : 
Report.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  5011. )     [Corrected  2d  print  was  issued]. 

Same.     (H.  rp.  6396.)      [House   report  reads   House  joint  com- 
mittee on  limit  of  cost  of  certain  public  buildings,  etc.] 

Rules  Committee  (House): 

Report  submitting  H.  R.  740,  to  consider  as  amendment  to  H.  23551, 
making  appropriation  for  Army,  1908,  provision  that  when  office 
of  lieutenant-general  shall  become  vacant  it  shall  cease  and  deter- 
mine but  that  retired  list  shall  not  be  affected  thereby,  as  sub- 
stitute for  H.  R.  738.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  6193.) 

Secret  Service  Division  (Treasury  Department): 
Circular  letter — 

254,  New  counterfeit  $10  United  States  note.     1  p.  4° 

255,  New  counterfeit  $10,  buffalo,  United  States  note.     1  p. 4" 
Senate: 

Note. — See  also  names  of  committees. 

Adulterations.     Circular  from  Department  of  Agriculture   showing 

Rules   and  regulations   for  enforcement   of  food  and  drug  act, 

approved  June  30,  1906  [with  text  of  act,  and  Food  inspection 

decisions  40-43].     24  p.      (S.  doc.  252.) 

Agricultural  colleges.     Statement  in  support  of  S.  6680,  for  increased 

annual  appropriation  for  colleges  of  agriculture  and  mechanic  arts 

under  act  approved  Aug.  30,  1890.     7  p.     (S.  doc.  189.) 

Athens,  Ohio.     Copies  of  correspondence  on  file  in  War  Department 

relative  to  [encounter  between  soldiers  and  militia]  at  Athens, 

Aug.  19,  1904.     34  p.     (S.  doc.  185.) 

Cherokee  Indians — 

Memorial  of  Cherokee  Indians,  complaining  of  effect  of  certair 
acts  of  Congress  which  operated  to  deprive  them  of  their  rights 
of  property  as  Cherokee  citizens.  13  p.  (S.  doc.  234. ) 
Memorial  of  Cherokee  Indians  [praying  that  Court  of  Claims  maj 
determine  rights  of  Cherokee  Indians  in  unallotted  lands  and 
undistributed  funds  belonging  to  them  on  and  prior  to  act  ol 
June  21,  1906],     46  p.     (S.  doc.  161.) 


January,  1907  501 

Senate — Continued. 

Cherokee  Indians — Continued. 

Memorial  of   Eastern  Cherokees,  submitting  amendment  to   In- 
dian appropriation  bill  [to  pay  members  of  executive  commit- 
tee and  permanent  council  of  Eastern  Cherokees].    30  p.     (S. 
doc.  259. ) 
Papers  in  cause  of  Eastern  Cherokees  against  United  States  [rela- 
tive to  money  paid  by  United  States  to  attorneys  for  Cherokee 
Nation].     47  p.      (S.  doe.  227.) 
Consuls.     Resolutions  of  National  Business  League,  Chicago,  111.,  for 
permanent  consular  improvement  and  commercial  enlargement. 
2  p.     (8.  doc.  219.) 
District  of  Columbia — 

Letter  from   Margaret  Sullivan  Burke   transmitting  statements  in 
regard  to  Metropolitan  Coach  Company.     3  p.     (S.  doc.  167.) 
Memorial  [from   North   Capitol  and    Eckington   Citizens'    Associ- 
ation] in  support  of  amendment  to  S.  bl47,  authorizing  changes 
in  street  raihvav  tracks  within  District  of  Columbia.     3  p.     (S. 
doc.  190. ) 
Fort  Hall  Reservation.     Letter,  to  accompany  amendment  to  Indian 
appropriation  bill  [H.  22580],  to  construct  reservoir  for  irrigating 
lands  on  reservation.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  230.) 
National  Publicity  Bill  Organization.     1st  annual  report  [Nov.  1905- 

Jan.  1907].     15  p.     (S.  <loc.  195.) 
Panama   Railroad  Company.     Statement   showing  results  of  oper- 
ations   of  company,    Jan.    1903-Oct.  1906,    also    letters    [from] 
Treasury  Department  [relating  to  company].     3  p.     (S.  doc.  187.) 
South   America.     Address  by    Elihu    Root  before  Trans-Mississippi 
Commercial  Congress,  Kansas  City,   Mo.,   Nov.  20,  1906  [on  com- 
mercial relations  with  South  America].     13  p.     (S.  doc.  211.) 
■War-ships.     Naval  papers  by  A.  T.  Malian,   and  Wm.   S.   Sims.     39 
p.  il.  pi.     ( S.  doc  213. )  7—35055 

Shiloh  National  Military  Park  Commission  (War  Department): 

Report,  1906.     5  p.     *  Paper,  oc 
Signal  Office  (War  Department): 

Circular  1-3  [1907];  Jan.  2-5,  1907.     12" 

Estimate  of  appropriation  [from  chief  signal  officer]  for  fire  control 

and  [from  chief  of  ordnance  for]  armament  at  fortifications.     3  p. 

(H.  doc.  623.) 
Orders  23  [1906],  1  [1907];  Dec.  17,  1906,  Jan.  2,  1907.     Each  2  p.  12° 
Supplemental  estimate  for  fire  control  at  fortifications.     2  p.     (S.  doc. 

228.) 

Smithsonian  Institution: 

Note. — In  its  latest  price-list  the  Smithsonian  Institution  publishes  this  note: 
"The  publications  of  the  Smithsonian  Institution  are,  1,  Contributions  to 
knowledge:  2,  Miscellaneous  collections;  3,  annual  reports;  4,  special  papers. 
No  sets  of  these  are  for  sale  or  distribution,  as  most  of  the  volumes  are  out  of 
print.  The  volumes  of  Contributions  and  Collections  are  distributed  only  to 
designated  public  libraries  and  learned  institutions  in  this  country  and  abroad. 
A  small  edition  of  the  papers  in  these  two  series  is  printed  separately  for  sale 
or  exchange.  The  Smithsonian  reports  are  distributed  by  the  Institution  to 
libraries  throughout  the  world;  may  be  had  by  purchase  at  cost  from  the 
Superintendent  of  Documents,  and  may  also  generally  be  obtained  free  of 
charge  from  the  applicant's  Member  of  Congress."  The  annual  reports  are 
the  only  Smithsonian  publications  that  are  regularly  issued  as  public  docu- 
ments. All  the  others  are  paid  for  from  the  private  funds  of  the  Institution. 
The  annual  reports  are  included  in  the  Congressional  set.  For  bureaus  under 
this  Institution,  see  names  of  bureaus. 


502  January,  1907 

Smithsonian  Institution — Continued. 

Annual  report  of  regents,  1905  [with  report  of  secretary,  etc.,  and 
appendix].     576  p.  il.  por.  pi.  maps.     *  Cloth,  $1.00 

Box  107,  List  of  official  publications  of  Government,  Nov.  20,  1906- 
Jan.  8,  1907,  distributed  for  Library  of  Congress  through  Institu- 
tion.    8  p. 

Estimate  of  appropriation  for  protection  of  Casa  Grande  ruin,  Ariz, 
and  continuation  of  investigations.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  361.) 

Record  of  mail  entered  at  Washington  post-office  [July-Dec.  1906] 
under  penalty  privilege.     1  p.     (S.  doc.  217.) 

Soils  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department): 

Soil  survey  of  Binghamton  area,  N.  Y.     30  p.  il.  map. 
Soil  survey  of  Montgomery  County,  Pa.     41  p.  il.  map. 
Soil  survey  of  Portage  County,  Wis.     32  p.  il.  map. 
Soil  survey  of  Sarpy  County,  Nebr.     21  p.  il.  map. 
Soil  survey  of  Tangipahoa  Parish,  La.     27  p.  il.  map. 
Spanish  Treaty  Claims  Commission: 

Estimate  of  appropriation  for  certain  awards.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  547. ) 
Estimate  of  appropriation  for  taking  testimony  abroad.     1  p.     (H. 

doc.  546. ) 
Estimate  of  award  in  favor  of  Peter  Duarte.     1  p.     (  H.  doc.  449. ) 
Statement  of  mail  from  commission  deposited  in  Washington  post- 
office  under  penalty  provision,  July  1-Dec.  31,  1906.     1  p.     (H. 
•doc.  520.) 

Staff  Corps,  General   (War  Department): 

Circular  [instructions  to  officers  of  Army  in  regard  to  President's  re- 
ception, Jan. 1, 1907].     1  p.  12° 

Standards  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Annual  report  of  director,  1906.     19  p.     *  Paper,  10c  6—23979/2 

State  Department: 

Note.— The  State  Department  distributes  its  publications  gratuitously.    For 
bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 

American  National  Red  Cross.  Estimate  of  appropriation  for  repre- 
sentation of  society  at  London  in  June,  1907.    2  p.    (H.  doc.  487.) 

Bordeaux,  France.  Report  urging  that  United  States  be  represented 
at  International  Maritime  Exposition  at  Bordeaux.  6  p.  (S.  doc. 
242.) 

Diplomatic  and  consular  service  of  United  States;  corrected  to  Jan. 
21, 1907.     70  p. 

Diplomatic  list,  Jan.  1907.     15  p.  24°     [Monthly.] 

Diplomatic  service.  Estimate  of  reappropriation  for  contingent 
expenses  [of  diplomatic  and  consular  service].  2  p.  (H.  doc. 
514.) 

Employees.  Estimate  of  appropriation  for  increase  of  clerical  force, 
lp.     (H.  doc.  551.) 

Franklin,  Benjamin.  Report  concerning  presentation  to  French 
Government  of  medal  commemorating  200th  anniversary  of  birth 
of  Franklin.     5  p.     (H.  doc.  416.) 

Gummer£,  Samuel  R.  Request  that  Gummere  be  empowered  to  re- 
ceive sword  from  Sultan  of  Morocco.     1  p.     ( H.  doc.  413. ) 

Mail.  Statement  of  mail  entered  from  Department  at  Washington 
post-office  under  penalty  privilege,  Julv-Dec.  1906.  2  p.  (H. 
doc.  503.) 


January,  1907  503 

State  Department — Continued. 
Mexico — 

Convention  between  United  States  and  Mexico  providing  for 
equitable  distribution  of  waters  of  Rio  Grande  for  irrigation 
purposes,  signed  Washington  May  21,  1906,  proclaimed  Jan. 
16,  1907.  5  p. 
Estimate  of  appropriation  for  carrying  out  convention  with  Mexico 
as  to  distribution  of  waters  of  Rio  Grande.  5  p.  (H.  doc. 
548. ) 
Mukden,   Manchuria.     Estimate  of  appropriation  for  premises  for 

consulate-general  at  Mukden.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  633.) 
Mulligan,  Richard  T.     Request  that  Mulligan  be  authorized  to  accept 
gift  from  Guatemala.     1  p.      (H.  doc.  555.) 

Stationery  and  Printing  Division  (Interior  Department) : 

Estimate  of  [deficiency  in]  appropriation  for  printing  and  binding  in 
Department  of  Interior.     3  p.     (H.  doc.  552.) 

Statistics  and  Accounts  Division  (Interstate Commerce  Commission): 
18th  annual  report  on  statistics  of  railways  in  United  States,  1905. 

135  p.  map.     *  Paper,  15c 
18th  annual  report  on  statistics  of  railways  in   United   States,  1905 

[with  addition  of  statistical  tables].     728  p.  map.     *  Cloth,  75c 

Statistics  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department): 

Crop  reporter,  v.  9,  no.  1;  Jan.  1907.     p.  1-8,  4°     [Monthly.] 
Same,  index  [to]  v.  5-7.     12  p.  4" 

Statistics  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Note. — The  Bureau   furnishes  its  publications   gratuitously  to  those  who 
apply  for  them. 

Advance  sheets  from  Monthly  summary  of  commerce  and  finance, 
showing  details  of  imports  and  exports  by  articles  and  coun- 
tries for  Nov.  1906.     68  p.  4° 

Same  for  Dec.  1906.     68  p.  4° 
Annual  review  of  foreign  commerce  of  United  States  and  summarv 

tables  of  commerce,  1906.     p.  13-72,  4° 
Bulletin  6,  series  1906-07,  Exports  of  domestic  breadstuffs,  meat  and 

dairv  products,  food  animals,  cotton,  and  mineral  oils,  Dec.  1906. 

12  p".  4"     [Monthly.] 
Imports  and  exports  of  gold  and  silver,  and  imports  and  exports  of 

merchandise,  by  customs  districts  and  countries,  1906.     p.  73- 

153,  4° 
Monthly  summarv  of  commerce  and  finance  of  United  States,  Nov. 
1906;  no.  5,  series  1906-07.     p.  873-1090,  4"    *  Paper,  20c 

Same.     (H.  doc.  15,  pt.  5.) 
Monthlv  summary   of  internal   commerce  of   United    States,  Nov. 

[1904-J06.     p.  475-528,  4° 

Total  values  of  imports  and  exports  of  United   States,  Dec.  1906. 
[2]  p.  4°     [Monthly.] 

Steamboat  Inspection  Service  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 
Annual     report    of    supervising     inspector-general,    1906.      345    p. 
*  Cloth,  50c;  *  paper,  20c 

Subsistence  Department  (War  Department): 

Circular  1,  2  [1907];  Jan.  2,  3,  1907.     Each  1  p.  12" 
Roster  [of  officers],  Jan.  1,  1907.     3  p.      [Monthly.] 


504  January,  1907 

Supplies  and  Accounts  Bureau  (Navy  Department): 

Index  to  specifications  issued  by  Navy  Department  for  naval  stores 

and  material.     46  p.  12° 
Memoranda  for  information  of  officers  of  Pay  Corps,  commanding 
officers  of  ships,  and  commandants  of  stations  70;  Jan  2,  1907. 
p.  191-198,  12°     [Monthly.] 

Territories  Committee  ( House) : 
Arizona — 

Report  amending  H.  8969,  ratifying  chapter  58  of  23d  Legislative 
Assembly  of  Arizona  providing  for  repair  of  bridge  [across 
Gila  River]  at  Florence.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  6599.) 
Report  favoring  H.  24648,  ratifying  act  of  Arizona  legislature  pro- 
viding for  court-house  at  St.  Johns.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  6598.) 
Report  favoring  H.   15518,  ratifying  chapters  57  and  61  of  23d 
Arizona  Legislative  Assembly  providing  for  issuance  of  bonds 
by  Mohave  Countv  to  erect  court-house  and  jail.    1  p.     (H.  rp. 
6600. ) 
Oklahoma  University.     Report  favoring  H.  25013,  granting  to  Uni- 
versity of  Oklahoma  section  36,  township  9  north,  range  3  west, 
Indian  meridian,  Cleveland  Countv,  as  substitute  for  H.  11589. 
2  p.      (H.  rp.  6894.) 

Treasurer  of  United  States  (Treasury  Department): 

Monthlv  statement,  paper  currency  of  each  denomination  outstand- 
ing Dec.  31,  1906.     1  p.  oblong  24° 
Statement  of  funded  indebtedness  of  District  of  Columbia  and  late 
corporation  of  Washington,  [by]  ex-officio  commissioner  of  sink- 
ing fund  of  District,  Dec.  31,  1906.     1  p.  oblong  8°     [Quarterly.] 

Treasury  Department: 

Note. — For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 
Appeals  pending  before  United  States  courts  in  customs  cases,  no.  15; 

Jan.  1,  1907.     88  p.     [Quarterly.] 
Appraisers.     Hearings,    etc.,    in   classification  and   reappraisement 

cases  by  general  appraisers  during  [calendar]  vear  1907.     1  p.  4° 

(Dept.  circular  3,  1907.) 
Building.     Letter  recommending  appropriation   for  repair  of  east 

front  of  Treasury  building.     1  p.     (H.  doc.  554.) 
Business  Methods  Committee.     Constitution  of  Committee  on  Busi- 
ness Methods,  Treasurv  Department.     1  p.  4°     (Dept.  circular  4, 

1907.) 
Cedar  Rapids,  Iowa.     Estimate  of  additional  appropriation  for  tem- 

porarv  quarters  for  public  offices  at  Cedar  Rapids.     1  p.     (H.  doc. 

544.)' 
Charleston  Light  and  Water  Company.     Papers  in  claim  of  company. 

2  p.      (H.  doc.  412.) 
Coal.     Statements  showing  quantities  and  character  of  coal  purchased 

during  [1906]  and  quantities  contracted  for.     53  p.     (S.  doc.  163.) 

Debt.  Statement  of  public  debt  and  cash  in  Treasurv,  Dec.  1906. 
1  p.  f°     [Monthly.] 

Employees.  Estimate  of  appropriation  for  additional  compensations 
in  assistant  custodian  and  janitor  service.     2  p.      (H.  doc.  545.) 

File  cases.  Estimate  of  appropriation  for  steel  file  cases.  1  p.  (H. 
doc.  392.) 

Government  officials.  Reports  [from  accounting  officers]  of  delin- 
quencies of  officers  in  accounts  and  balances  [1906].  16  p.  (H. 
doc.  414.) 


January.  1907  505 

Treasury  Department — Continued. 

Laredo,  Tex.     Estimate  of  appropriation  for  court-house  and  custom- 
house building  at  Laredo.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  604.) 
Mail.     Statement  of  mail  entered  at  Washington  post-office  by  De- 
partment under  penaltv  privilege,  Jul v-Dec.  1906.     2  p.     (H.doc. 
411.) 
New  York  City — 

Letter  recommending  reappropriation  for  furnishing  of  New  York 

custom-house.     1  p.     (H.  doc.  564.) 
Report  of  commission  appointed  to  make  investigation  relative  to 
United  States  court-house  and  post-office  in  New  York  City, 
[and]  recommendations  for   enlargement    of   building.     3  p. 
(H.  doc.  501.) 
Official  business.     Supervision,  assignment,  and    signing   of   official 
matter  and  conduct  of  public  business  in  and  under  Department. 
2  p.  4°     (Dept.  circular  6,  1907.) 
Peoria,  111.     Letter  recommending  appropriation  for  temporary  quar- 
ters for  post-office  and  other  offices  at  Peoria.     1  p.     (H.  doc.  535. ) 
Printing  anil  publication,  amendment  of  circular  17  of  1906.     1  p.  4° 

(Dept.  circular  5,  1907. ) 
Public  buildings — 

Estimate    of  appropriation  for  improved   telephone   service  [in 

public  buildings].     3  p.     (H.doc.  390. ) 
Letter  recommending  appropriation  for  electrical  protection  for 
vaults  in  public  buildings.     1  p.     (H.  doc.  393.) 
Report.     Annual  report  of  Secretary  on  state  of  finances  [with  tables 
and  reports  of  heads  of  bureaus],  1906.     446  p.     *  Cloth,  50c 
Same.     (H.  doc.  9.) 
Richmond.  Ya.     Letter  recommending  appropriation  for  temporary 
quarters  for  Government  officers  at  Richmond.      1  p.      (H.  doc. 
536. ) 
Rochester,  N.  Y.     Letter  recommending  appropriation  for  temporary 
quarters  for  post-office,  etc.,  at  Rochester.     1  p.     (H.  doc.  533.) 
South  Bend,  Ind.     Letter  recommending  appropriation  for  tempo- 
rary quarters  for  post-office  at  South  Bend.     1  p.     (H.  doc.  534.) 
South  Carolina.     Statement  as  to  necessity  of  refunding  securities 
held  by  Department  for  benefit  of  South  Carolina  school  fund. 
1  p.     (H.doc.  435.) 
Supreme  Court.     Draft  of  legislation  in  relation  to  inspection  of  ac- 
counts of  clerk  and  marshal  of  court  by  comptroller  and  auditor 
of  Treasury.     3  p.     (H.doc.  540. ) 
Treasury  decisions — 

[Semiannual]  index  to  Treasurv  decisions    under  customs   and 

other  laws,  v.  12,  July-Dec.  1906.     80  p.     *  Paper,  10c 
Treasury  decisions  under  internal  revenue  laws,  v.  9;  Jan. -Dec. 

1906.     [See  Internal  Revenue  Office.] 
Treasurv  decisions  under  tariff,  internal  revenue,  and  other  laws, 
weekly  v.  13,  nos.  1-5;  Jan.  3-31,  1907. 
Watertown.  N.  Y.     Estimate  of  appropriation  for  rent  of  temporary 

quarters  of  post-office  at  Watertown.     1  p.     (H.  doc.  537.) 
Youngstown,  Ohio.     Estimate  of  appropriation  for  temporary  quar- 
ters for  post-office  at  Youngstown.     1  p.     (H.  doc.  574.) 


506  January,  1907 

Treasury,  Independent  (Treasurer  of  United  States,  Treasury  Depart- 
ment): 
Communication  from  assistant  treasurer  at  New  York  requesting  that 
salaries  of  certain  officials  be  increased.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  193). 

Useless   Papers   in   Executive   Departments,  Joint   Select   Com= 
mittee  on  Disposition  of  (Congress): 
Report  favoring  disposition  of  certain  useless  papers  in  War  Depart- 
ment.    1  p.     (S.  rp.  5093. ) 
Same.     (H.  rp.  6405.) 
War  Department: 

Note. — For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 
Arsenals.    Recommendation  [from  Secretary  and  from  chief  of  ord- 
nance] for  legislation  as  to  compensation  of  ordnance  officers  in 
charge  of  national  armories  [and  of  clerks  at  Springfield  Armory]. 

2  p.     (H.  doc.  383.) 

Brooks  &  Co.    Letter  relative  to  allowance  on  claim  of  Brooks  &  Co. 

for  loss  of  lighter  Maria.     1  p.     (S.  doc.  166. ) 
Cameron,  George  H.     Estimate  of  allowance  on  account  of  Cameron. 

3  p.     (H.  doc.  377.) 

Circular  1-4  [1907];  Jan.  8-28,  1907.     12° 

Circular  B,  1907,  Orders  [announcing  death  of  Russell  Alexander 
Alger].     1  p.  12° 

Coal.  Reports  stating  quantities  and  character  of  coal  purchased  dur- 
ing [1906]  and  quantities  contracted  for.     173  p.      (S.  doc.  162.) 

General  orders  1-19  [1907];  Jan.  3-28,  1907.     12° 

Kingsland,  George.  Recommendation  as  to  claim  of  Kingsland. 
2  p.    "(H.  doc.  375.) 

La  Fountain,  G.  H.,  &  Co.  Estimate  of  appropriation  for  refund  to 
La  Fountain  &  Co.     2  p.     (II.  doc.  433.) 

Leases  granted,  [calendar]  year  1906.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  526.) 

Mail.  Report  of  mail  sent  out  from  Department  under  penalty  pro- 
vision, July-Dec.  1906.     1  p.     (H.  doc.  452.) 

Military  Academy.  Estimate  of  supplemental  appropriation  for 
academy.     9  p.     (H.  doc.  491.) 

Niagara  Falls.  Hearings  in  matter  of  granting  of  permits  for  trans- 
mission from  Canada  into  United  States  of  power  from  Niagara 
River.     152  p.  6-35030 

Officers  of  Army,  their  families,  and  families  of  deceased  officers, 
residing  in  or  near  District  of  Columbia,  Jan.  1,  1907.  19  p. 
*  Paper,  5c 

Ohio  River.  Letter  with  reference  to  report  of  special  board,  author- 
ized under  river  and  harbor  act  of  [Mar.  3]  1905,  on  river.  2  p. 
(S.  doc.  255.) 

Panama  Railroad  Company.  57th  annual  report  of  board  of  direct- 
ors of  company,  1906.     34  p.      (H.  doc.  415.) 

Philippine  Islands — 

Letter  transmitting  proposed  amendments  to  mining  laws  of  Philip- 
pine Islands,  accompanied  by  statement  showing  sections  to 
be  amended  by  S.  8194.  4  p.*  (S.  doc.  256. ) 
Memorial  of  Agricultural  Association  of  Panay  and  Negros  with 
reference  to  tariff  in  its  relations  to  Philippines.  2  p.  ( H.  doc. 
344.) 
Memorial  of  agriculturists  of  La  Carlota,  Negros  Occidental,  P.  I., 
praying  for  repeal  of  Dingley  tariff  and  establishment  of  agri- 
cultural bank.     1  p.     (H.  doc.  541.) 


Januaey,  1907  507 

War  Department — Continued. 

Special  orders  1-26  [1907]:  Jan.  2-31,  1907.  12°  [Daily  except 
Sundays  and  holidays.] 

Subsistence  Department.  Preliminary  report  as  to  legislation  requir- 
ing reports  as  to  proceeds  of  sales  of  public  property  [by  Subsist- 
ence Department]  with  statement  of  payments  from  such  funds. 
3  p.     ( H.  doc.  408.  I 

Ways  and  Means  Committee  |  House): 

Alcohol.  Report  amending  H,  24816,  to  amend  act  for  withdrawal 
from  bond,  tax  free,  of  domestic  alcohol,  when  rendered  unfit  for 
beverage  or  liquid  medicinal  uses  by  mixture  with  suitable  dena- 
turing materials.     14  p.     (H.  rp.  7097.) 

Bay  rum.  Report  favoring  H.  25122,  to  impose  tax  on  bay  rum 
brought  from  Porto  Rico  into  United  States.  1  p.  (H.  rp.  7095 
[pt.  1].) 

Bellingham,  Wash.  Report  favoring  H.  23114,  extending  to  Belling- 
ham  privileges  of  act  approved  June  10,  1880,  governing  immedi- 
ate transportation  of  dutiable  merchandise  without  appraisement. 
1  p.     (H.  rp.  6415.) 

Brunswick,  Gfa.  Report  favoring  H.  21197,  to  amend  act  to  amend 
statutes  in  relation  to  immediate  transportation  of  dutiable  goods 
by  extending  provisions  of  1st  section  to  Brunswick.  1  p.  (H. 
rp.  6407.) 

Customs  Service.  Report  amending  H.  12222,  authorizing  Secretary 
of  Treasury  to  fix  compensation  of  inspectors  of  customs.  2  p. 
(H.  rp.  672i'. 

Legacies.  Report  submitting  II.  25187,  to  amend  act  for  refunding 
taxes  paid  upon  legacies  for  uses  of  religious,  charitable,  or  educa- 
tional character,  etc..  under  act  of  June  13,  1898,  as  substitute  for 
H.  20246  and  21198.  7  p.  (H.  rp.  7092.)  [Corrected  2d  print 
was  issued.] 

New  York  City.  Report  favoring  S.  7147,  to  amend  sec.  2536,  Re- 
vised statutes,  relative  to  assistant  appraisers  at  New  York  [so  as 
to  increase  number  to  12],  and  farther  defining  powers,  duties, 
and  compensation.     3  p.     (H.  rp.  6749. ) 

Weather  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department): 

Xotk. — For  these  publications  application  should  be  made  to  the  Chief  of 
the  Weather  Bureau. 

Monthly  weather  review,  v.  34,  no.  10;  Oct.  1906.  p.  453-504,  il.  pi. 
maps,  4°     Paper,  20c  single  copy,  S2.50  a  yr. 

National  monthly  weather  bulletin,  Dec.  1906;  no.  32  [1906].  24X 
19  in.     [Weekly  Apr. -Sept..  monthly  remainder  of  year.] 

Snow  and  ice  bulletin,  Dec.  31-Jan.  29,  1907.  19X24  in.  [Weekly 
during  winter.] 

Weather  map,  Jan.  1-31,  1907.     19x24  in.     [Daily.] 
Yards  and  Docks  Bureau  (Navy  Department) : 

Estimate  of  appropriation  fur  water  system  extension  at  naval  sta- 
tion. Guantanamo,  Cuba.     5  p.     (H.  doc.  434.) 

Estimate  of  deficiency  appropriation  for  yards  [and]  docks,  and 
[from  chief  of  Equipment  Bureau  for]  equipment.  10  p. 
(H.  doc.  364. 


GOVERNMENT  PRINTING  OFFICE 

Superintendent  of  Documents 


No.   146 


FEBRUARY 


1907 


Catalogue 

of 

United  States  Public  Documents 


WASHINGTON 

GOVERNMENT  PRINTING  OFFICE 

1907 


Abbreviations 


Academv acad. 

Agricultural agnc. 

Amendments amats. 

American Amer. 

Appendix  apP- 

Association  assoc. 

Board M. 

-i- coll. 

Commission comn. 

Commi  t  tee com. 

Congress Cong. 

Consular cons. 

Department  dept. 

Document doe. 

Executive ex. 

Exposition expo.-. 

Facsimile,  facsimiles facsim. 

Folio f" 

General gen. 

Geologic geol. 

Government Govt. 

Historical hist. 

House  bill H. 

House  concurrent  resolution H.  C.  R. 

House  document H.  doc. 

House  joint  resolution H.J.  R. 

Souse  report H.  rp. 

House  resolution  (simple) H.R. 

Illustrated, illustration,  illustrations  ...il. 

Inch,  inches in. 

Institute,  institution inst. 

Latitude lat. 

Leaf,  leaves 1. 

Library L. 

Longitude long. 


Mile,  miles m. 

Miscellaneous misc. 

Nautical naut. 

Number,  numbers no.,  nos. 

Octavo 8° 

Page,  pages p. 

Part,  parts pt,  pts. 

Plate,  plates pi. 

Portrait,  portraits por. 

Public pub. 

Quarto 4» 

Railway ry. 

Report rp. 

Resolution  res. 

Secretary secy. 

Section,  sections sec. 

Senate  bill S. 

Senate  concurrent  resolution S.  C.  R. 

Senate  document S.  doc. 

Senate  joint  resolution S.  J.  R. 

Senate  report S.  rp. 

Senate  resolution  (simple) S.  R. 

Session sess. 

Sixteenmo 16° 

Society soc. 

Superintendent supt. 

Table,  tables tab. 

Thirtytwo-mo 32° 

Treasury Treas. 

T  wel  vemo 12" 

Twenty  four-mo 24° 

University univ. 

Versus vs.,  v. 

Volume,  volumes v. 

Year yr. 


Explanation 


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do  not  appear  on  the  title-pages  of  the  publications  catalogued.  When  size 
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outer  edge  of  border,  excluding  margin.  When  Congress  and  session  are 
not  given  with  the  numbers  of  Senate  and  House  documents  and  reports, 
59th  Congress,  2d  session,  is  to  be  understood. 

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Catalogue  of  Public  Documents 


FEBRUARY,  1907 


Accounts  Committee  (House): 

Accounts  Committee.     Report  favoring  H.  R.  800,  for  stenographer  to 

committee  during  remainder  of  session.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  7536.) 
Enrolled  Bills  Committee,  House — 

Report  amending  H.  R.  872,  for  annual  clerk  to  Committee  on 

Enrolled  Bills  in  lieu  of  session  clerk  now  authorized.     1  p. 

(H.  rp.  8136.) 
Report  favoring  H.  R.  842,  for  2  assistant  clerks  to  Committee 

on  Enrolled  Bills  during  remainder  of  present  session.     1  p. 

(H.  rp.  8133.) 
Expenditures  in  Navy  Department  Committee.     Report  submitting 
H.  R.  893,  making  permanent  position   of  janitor  for  rooms  of 
Committee  on  Expenditures  in  Navv  Department,  etc.,  as  substi- 
tute for  H.  R.  775.     1  p.      (H.  rp.  8127. ) 
House  of  Representatives — 

Report  amending  H.  R.  768,  for  increase  in  salary  of  assistant  dis- 
bursing clerk  of  House.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  8132.) 
Report  amending  H.  R.  755,  to  increase  salaries  of  J.  M.  Thomp- 
son and  J.  J.  Constantine,  telegraph  operators  of  House.     1  p. 

(H.  rp.  8130.) 
Report  amending  H.  R.  678,  to  increase  salary  of  Charles  H.  Mann, 

superintendent  of  press  gallery  of  House.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  8129. ) 
Report  favoring  H.  R.  615,  authorizing  expenditure  by  clerk  of 

House  for  removal  of  accumulated  files  of  House  to  Library  of 

Congress.     1  p.      (H.  rp.  7534. ) 
Report  favoring  H.   R.   675,  for  5  additional  folders  in  folding 

room  of  House  during  present  session  of  Congress.    1  p.    ( H.  rp. 

7535.) 
Report  favoring  H.  R.  762,  for  increase  in  salary  of  assistant  clerk 

in  office  of  clerk  of  House.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  8131.) 
Report  favoring  H.  R.  783,  for  increase  of  salary  of  messenger  to 

speaker  of  House.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  7630.) 
Report  favoring  H.  R.  650,  to  increase  salary  of  R.  E.  Fleharty, 

assistant  stationery  clerk  of  House.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  7629.) 
Report  submitting  H.  R.  847,  for  extra  compensation  to  D.  P. 

Thomas,  messenger  in  office  of  chief  clerk  of  House,  and  for 

increase  in  salarv  of  messenger,  as  substitute  for  H.  R.  763. 

lp.     (H.  rp.  7632.) 

Report  submitting  H.  R.  892,  for  increase  in  salaries  of  2  chief 
pages  of  House,  as  substitute  for  H.  R.  539.    1  p.    (H.  rp.  8126. ) 

Report  submitting  H.  R.  891,  for  increase  in  salary  of  janitor  in 
House  document  room,  as  substitute  for  H.  R.  638.  1  p. 
(H.  rp.  8125.) 

513 


514  February,  1907 

Accounts  Committee — Continued. 

Pensions  Committee  House.  Report  submitting  H.  R.  821,  making 
permanent  position  of  assistant  clerk  to  Committee  on  Pensions, 
as  substitute  for  H.  R.  666.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  7537.) 

Agriculture  and  Forestry  Committee  (Senate): 
Appropriations — 

Appropriation  bill,  hearings  [Jan.  30-Feb.  13,  1907]  on  H.  24815, 

making  appropriations  for  Department  of  Agriculture,  1908. 

181  p.  7-35088/4 

Report  amending  H.  24815,  making  appropriations  for  Department 

of  Agriculture,  190S.     2  p.      (S.  rp.  6645.) 

Agriculture  Committee  (House): 

Hearings  [Dec.  12, 1906-Jan.  19,  1907]  on  estimates  of  appropriations 
for  Department  of  Agriculture,  1908,  also  on  free  seed  distribution 
and  other  matters  relating  to  Department.     436  p.  7-35063 

Agriculture  Department: 

Note. — For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 
Bureau  of  Animal  Industry  order  137  [amendment  6];  regulations 
governing  meat  inspection  of  Department  of  Agri culture.     2  p. 
Same  140;  special  order  providing  for  importation  of  Canadian 
animals  for  exhibition  at  Jamestown  Exposition,  Norfolk,  Va. 
2  p. 
Same  141 ;  special  order  providing  for  importation  of  animals  other 
than  '  anadian  for  exhibition  at  Jamestown  Exposition,  Nor- 
folk, Va.     2  p. 
Bureau  of  Animal  Industry  rule  1,  revision  1  [amendment  9];  to  pre- 
vent spread  of  splenetic  fever  in  cattle.     1  p. 
Farmers'  bulletin  277,  Use  of  alcohol  and  gasoline  in  farm  engines.     40 
p.  il.    *  Paper,  5c  Agr  7-1208/4 

Statement  of  appointments,  promotions,  and  changes  in  salaries  paid 
from  lump  funds  in  Department  [Jan.-Dec.  1906].  479  p.  (H. 
doc.  439. ) 

American  Republics  Bureau: 

Note. — This  Bureau  sells  its  own  monthly  bulletins,   handbooks,   etc.,  at 
prices  usually  ranging  from  5c  to  SI. 00.    Address  the  Director  of  the  Bureau. 

Monthly  bulletin,  Jan.  1907;  whole  no.  160,  v.  24,  no.  1.     p.  1-259. 
Paper,  25c  single  copy,  $2.00  a  yr. 

Same.     (H.  doc.  502,  pt.  1.) 
Report  as  to  mail  entered  in  Washington  post-office  under  penalty 

provision,  July-Dec.  1906.     4  p.     (H.  doc.  639.) 

Animal  Industry  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department) : 

Bulletin  27,  Information  concerning  Angora  goat.     77  p.  il.pl.    *  Pa- 
per, 15c 
Same.     (H.  doc.  942,  59th  Cong.  1st  sess.) 
Instructions  [to  inspectors  and  others]  concerning  trade  labels  under 
meat-inspection  law  and  regulations,  revised.     6  p. 

Appraisers  (Treasury  Department) : 

Reappraisement  of  merchandise  by  general  appraisers  [on  Jan.  23- 
Feb.  20, 1907] ;  Feb.  4-25,  1907.    4°    (Reappraisement  circulars 
1535-51.)     [Weekly.] 
Same,  index,  July-Dec.  1906.     19  p.  4" 


February,  1907  515 

Appropriations  Committee  (House): 
Appropriations — 

Hearings  [Jan.  5-Feb.  11,  1907]  before  subcommittee  in  charge  of 
[H.  257451,  sundry  civil  appropriation  bill  for  1908.     990  p. 

7-35101 
Report  submitting  H.  25745,  making  appropriations  for  sundry 
civil  expenses,  1908.     18  p.     (H.  rp.  8033.) 
Deficiency  appropriations — 

Hearings  [Feb.  25,  26,  1907]  before  subcommittee  in  charge  of 
deficiency  appropriations,  1907  and  prior  years,  on  [H.  25851] 
general  deficiency  bill.     63  p. 
Report  amending  H.  24541,  making  appropriations  to  supply  addi- 
tional urgent  deficiencies,  1907.     8  p.     (H.  rp.  7276.) 
Report  submitting  H.   25851,  making  appropriations  to  supply 
deficiencies,  1907  and  prior  years.     4  p.     (H.  rp.  8121.) 
Fortifications.     Additional  supplement  to  hearings  before  subcom- 
mittee in   charge  of    [H.  23821],  fortification  appropriation   bill 
[1908;  statements  of  Alexander  Mackenzie,  Feb.  8,  1907].     15  p. 
Government  officials.     Proposed  reclassification  of  clerical  force  in 
Executive  Departments,  supplement  to  hearings  before  subcom- 
mittee in  charge  of  deficiency  appropriations,  1907   and   prior 
vears,  on  [PI.  25851],  general  deficiency  bill;  [statement  of  Charles 
H.  Keep,  Jan.  15,  1907].     9  p.  7-35132 

Post  exchanges.  Canteen  in  soldiers'  homes,  supplement  to  hear- 
ings before  subcommittee  in  charge  of  [H.  25745],  sundrv  civil 
appropriation  bill  for  1908.     154  p.  7-35128 

Appropriations  Committee  (Senate): 

Appropriations.     Report  amending  H.  25745,  making  appropriations 

for  sundry  civil  expenses,  1908.     3  p.     (S.  rp.  7284. ) 
District  of  Columbia — 

District  of  Columbia  appropriation  bill  [1908],  statements  [Feb. 

2-9,  1907]  before  subcommittee  on  H.  24103.     132  p. 
Report  amending  H.  24103,  making  appropriations  for  District, 
1908.     3  p.      (S.  rp.  6626. ) 

Attorney =Qeneral,  Assistant,  for  Spanish  Treaty  Claims  Commis= 
sion  (Justice  Department): 
Before  Spanish  Treaty  Claims  Commission,  Lucia  Lacoste  v.  United 
States,  brief  for  defendant,     40  p.  large  8° 

Auditor  for  Post=Office  Department  (Treasury  Department): 

Estimate  of  appropriation  for  additional  skilled  laborers.  2  p. 
(H.  doc.  718.) 

Auditor  for  Treasury  Department  (Treasury  Department): 

Detailed  statement  of  refunds  of  customs  duties,  1906.  35  p.  (H. 
doc.  655. ) 

Banking  and  Currency  Committee  (House): 

Views  of  minority  adverse  to  H.  23017,  for  issue  and  redemption  of 
national  bank  "guaranteed  credit  notes.     3  p.     (H.  rp.  5629,  pt.  2.) 

Bibliography  Division  (Library  of  Congress): 

Select  list  of  works  relating  to  taxation  of  inheritances  and  incomes 
[etc.],  United  States  and  some  foreign  countries.  86  p.  large  8° 
*  Paper,  20<-  6-35024 


516  February,  1907 

Bookkeeping  and  Warrants  Division  (Treasury  Department): 

Comparative  statement  of  receipts  and  expenditures  of  United  States 
[for  month  and  7  months  ending  Jan.  1906  and  1907].     1  p.  ob- 
long 8°     [Monthly.] 
Statement  of  Treasury,  Feb.  1-28,  1907.     Each  [2]  1.  4°     [Daily  ex- 
cept Sundays  and  holidays.] 

Canal  Zone,  Isthmus  of  Panama  ( Isthmian  Canal  Commission,  War 
Department): 
Bulletin  1,  Laboratory  of  Board  of  Health,  Isthmian  Canal  Commis- 
sion, Apparatus  and  methods  of  testing  disinfectants.      12  p.  pi. 

12°  7-8573 

Report  of  Department  of  Health  of  Isthmian  Canal  Commission.  Dec. 

1906.     74  p.  12°     [Monthly.]  6-13939/3 

Census  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 
Bulletin— 

64,  Census  of  manufactures,  1905:  Butter,  cheese,  and  condensed 
milk,  flour  and  grist  mill   products,  and   starch.      92  p.  4° 

*  Paper,  15c  4-19052 

65,  Census  of  manufactures,  1905:  Coke.     57  p.  il.   pi.  map,  4° 

*  Paper,  15c  4-19052 

66,  Census  of  manufactures,  1905:  Automobiles  and  bicycles  and 
tricycles.     37  p.  4°    *Paper,  10c  4-19052 

67,  Census  of  manufactures,  1905:  Metal  working  machinery.     18 
p.  pi.  4°    *  Paper,  10c  4-19052 

Chemistry  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department): 

Circular  32,  Extracts  from  Proceedings  of  Association  of  Official  Agri- 
cultural Chemists,  1906.     14  p.     *  Paper,  5c  Agr  7-1050/2 
Food  inspection  decisions  49-53.     6  p.  il. 

Chesapeake  and  Delaware  Canal  Commission  (War  Department): 
Report  of  commission  upon  route  for  waterway  to  connect  waters  of 
Chesapeake  and  Delaware  bays.     74  p.  maps.     (S.  doc.  215.) 

7-35109 
Civil  Service  Commission: 

Note. — The  Commission  furnishes  its  publications  gratuitously  to  those  who 
apply  for  them. 

Estimate  of  appropriation  for  traveling  expenses  of  commission.     2  p. 

(H.  doc.  753.) 
Instructions  to  applicants  for  9th  civil  service  district,  headquarters, 

St.  Louie,  Mo.     13  p. 

Claims  Committee  (Senate): 

Copiah  Countv,  Miss.  Report  favoring  H.  3518,  for  relief  of  county. 
3  p.     (S.  rp.  7298.) 

Natchez,  Miss.  Report  favoring  S.  3342,  for  relief  of  Protestant  Or- 
phan Asylum,  Natchez.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  6886.) 

New  Hampshire.  Report  amending  S.  32,  for  relief  of  New  Hamp- 
shire [for  lands  ceded  to  United  States].     2  p.      (S.  rp.  7259.) 

Omaha  Indians.  Report  amending  S.  6190,  authorizing  Omaha  In- 
dians to  submit  claims  to  Court  of  Claims.     3  p.     (S.  rp.  6945. ) 


February,  1907  517 


Coast  and  Geodetic  Survey  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Note. — The  charts,  coast  pilots,  and  tide  tables  of  the  Coast  and  Geodetic 
Survey  are  sold  at  the  office  of  the  Survey  in  Washington,  and  also  by  one  or 
more  sales  agents  in  each  of  the  important  American  seaports.  The  monthly 
Notice  to  mariners  may  be  had  free  at  these  agencies,  at  all  United  States  cus- 
tom-houses, at  the  branch  hydrographic  offices  of  the  Navy  Department,  at 
United  States  consulates  in  foreign  ports,  and  at  the  office  "of  the  Coast  and 
Geodetic  Survey. 

Charts- 
California,    Point    Pinos    to   Bodega    Head;    chart   5500.     Scale 

1:200,000.     38.7X27.8  in.     50c 
Richmonds    Island    Harbor,    Me.;    chart  327.     Scale    1:20,000. 

13.8X17.4  in.     20c 

San  Francisco  Entrance,  Cal. ;  chart  5532.    Scale  1 :  40,000.     33. 6  X 
41.5  in.     50c 
Notice  to  mariners  347;  Jan.  1907.     12 1. -f-p.  13-17,  4°     [Monthly.] 
Coinage,  Weights,  and  Measures  Committee  (House): 

Gainesville,  Ga.     Report  amending  H.  24117,  to  establish  assay  office 

at  Gainesville.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  7626.) 
Metric  system,  hearings  on  H.  8988,  59th  Congress.     272  p.    7-35098 
Commerce  and  Labor  Department: 

Note. — The  Department  of  Commerce  and  Labor  distributes  the  Consular  re- 
ports gratuitously.    For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 

Bonds  of  officers,  etc.  Limitations  upon  acceptance  of  corporate 
sureties  on  recognizances,  stipulations,  bonds,  or  other  undertak- 
ings.    2  p.  4°     (Dept.  circular  139. ) 

Bonita  Point.  Estimate  of  appropriation  for  light-keepers'  dwellings 
at  Bonita  Point  and  Cape  Mendocino,  Cal.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  719.) 

Business  Methods  Committee.  Committee  on  Business  Methods 
[Commerce  and  Labor  Department] .    1  p.  4°     ( Dept.  circular  140. ) 

Detour,  Mich.  Estimate  of  appropriation  for  Detour  light-station. 
2  p.      (H.  doc.  619.) 

Duluth,  Minn.  Reduction  in  estimate  for  purchase  of  additional 
land  for  Duluth  Range  light  station.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  722.) 

Edgemoor,  Del.  Estimate  of  appropriation  for  additional  land  at 
Edgemoor  light-house  depot.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  710. ) 

Elbow  of  Cross  Ledge,  N.  J.  Estimate  of  appropriation  for  comple- 
tion of  Elbow  of  Cross  Ledge  light  station.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  726.) 

Head  tax  not  required  to  be  collected  in  case  of  diplomatic  and  con- 
sular officers  and  other  duly  accredited  officials  of  foreign  govern- 
ments coming  to  United  States  in  service  of  their  government  or 
in  transit.     1  p.  4°      (Dept.  circular  141.) 

Hinchinbrook  Island.  Recommendations  in  relation  to  appropria- 
tion for  light  and  fog  signal  at  Hinchinbrook  [entrance,  Prince 
William  Sound],  Alaska.     2  p.      (H.  doc.  731.) 

Honolulu,  Hawaii.  Estimate  of  appropriation  for  immigrant  station, 
Honolulu.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  346.) 

India.     Report  on  trade  conditions  in  India.     39  p.     (H.  doc.  762.) 

Information  Division.  Estimate  of  appropriation  for  [establishment 
of  division].     2  p.     (H.  doc.  750.) 

Lighthouse  tenders.  Estimate  of  appropriation  for  completion  of 
certain  light-house  tenders.     2  p.     ( H.  doc.  652. ) 

25452— No.  146—07 2 


518  February,  1907 

Commerce  and  Labor  Department — Continued. 

Lights.     Estimate  of  appropriation  for  additional  aids  to  navigation. 

2  p.     (H.  doc.  760.) 
Pay,  Army.     Estimate  of  appropriation  for  reimbursement  of  travel 

expenses  of  army  and  navy  officers  in  service  with  Light-House 

Board.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  733.) 
Reports  of  Department,  1906.     605  p.     *  Cloth,  75c 

Same.     (H.  doc.  7.) 
Shipping.     Licensed  officers  of  vessels.     1  p.  4°    (Dept.  circular  142. ) 
South  Carolina.     Response  to  inquiry,  statement  as  to  introduction 

of  foreign  laborers  by  South  Carolina,  and  opinion  of  solicitor  of 

Department.     29  p.     (H.  doc.  737.)  7-35112 

Commerce  Committee  (Senate): 

Arizona.  Report  favoring  S.  8170,  amending  act  to  create  customs 
district  of  Arizona  [so  as  to  increase  salarv  of  collector].  1  p. 
(S.  rp.  6459.) 

Calumet  River.  Report  favoring  S.  8507,  to  authorize  construction 
of  bridge  across  Grand  Calumet  River,  111.  [by  Chicago  Terminal 
Transfer  Railroad  Company].     1  p.     (S.  rp.  7260. ) 

Coosa  River.  Report  favoring  S.  8526,  permitting  erection  of  dam 
across  Coosa  River,  Ala.,  at  place  selected  for  lock  12  [by  Alabama 
Power  Company].     2  p.     (S.  rp.  6948.  ) 

Cumberland  River.  Report  amending  S.  8274,  to  amend  act  to  au- 
thorize construction  of  2  bridges  across  river  at  or  near  Nashville, 
Term,  [by  Davidson  County,  so  as  to  extend  time].  1  p.  (S.  rp. 
6511.) 

Escambia  River.  Report  amending  S.  8556,  to  authorize  Pensacola 
and  Northeastern  Railroad  Company  to  construct  bridge  over 
river  between  counties  of  Santa  Rosa  and  Escambia.  1  p.  (S.  rp. 
7295. ) 

Light-House  Board.  Report  amending  H.  25242,  to  authorize  addi- 
tional aids  to  navigation  in  Light-House  Establishment.  9  p.  (S. 
rp.  6512. ) 

Mississippi  River — 

Report  amending  S.  8400,  to  amend  act  permitting  building  of  dam 
across  river  at  or  near  Sauk  Rapids,  Minn,  [so  as  to  extend 
time].  1  p.  (S.  rp.  6699.) 
Report  favoring  S.  8377,  to  amend  act  permitting  building  of  dam 
across  river  in  county  of  Morrison,  Minn,  [by  Pike  Rapids 
Power  Company].  1  p.  (S.  rp.  6671.) 
Report  favoring  S.  8213,  to  authorize  St.  Louis  Electric  Bridge 
Company  to  construct  bridge  across  river  [at  St.  Louis,  Mo.]. 
1  p.     (S.  rp.  6010.) 

Missouri  River.  Report  favoring  S.  8446,  to  extend  time  for  [com- 
mencement and]  completion  of  bridge  across  river  at  [or  near] 
Yankton,  S.  Dak.,  by  Yankton,  Norfolk  and  Southern  Railway 
Company.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  6700.) 

Monongahela  River.  Report  favoring  S.  8561,  to  amend  act  to 
authorize  Fayette  Bridge  Company  to  construct  bridge  over 
Monongahela  River,  Pa.,  from  borough  of  Brownsville,  Fayette 
County,  to  borough  of  West  Brownsville,  Washington  County  [so 
as  to  extend  time] .     1  p.      (S.  rp.  7296. ) 

North  Manitou  Island.  Report  favoring  S.  8252,  to  place  light-ship 
at  easterly  end  of  southeast  shoal  near  North  Manitou  Island, 
Lake  Michigan.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  6630.) 


February,  1907  519 

Commerce  Committee — Con  tinned. 

Ohio  Shoal,  R.  I.     Report  favoring  S.  8186,  to  place  light-ship  at  or 

near  shoal,  Narragansett  Hay.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  6311.) 
Revenue  steamers.     Report  favoring  S.  8075,  for  revenue  cutter  [for 
service  in  Gulf  of  Mexico  and  tributary  waters],  headquarters  at 
New  Orleans,  La.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  6-123.)" 
Rivers  and  harbors.     Report  amending  H.  24991,  making  appropria- 
tions for  rivers  and  harbors  [1908].     625  p.      (S.  rp.  6694.) 
St.  Louis,  Iron  Mountain  and  Southern  Railway.     Report  amending 
S.  8189,  granting  to  company  right  to  operate  railway  across  lands 
of  United  States  in  county  of  Independence,  Ark.,  reserved  for 
use  in  connection  with  construction  of  lock  1,  upper  White  River. 
1  p.     (S.  rp.  6686.) 
Savannah  River — 

Report  favoring  S.  8182,  authorizing  Twin  City  Power  Company 
to  build  2  dams  across  river  above  Augusta,  Ga.     1  p.     (S.  rp. 
6538. ) 
Report  favoring  S.  8572,  permitting  building  of  dam  across  river 
at  [or  near]  Anderson ville  Shoals  [by  J.  R.  Earle  Development 
Company].      1  p.      (S.  rp.  7311.) 
Report  favoring  S.  8583,  permitting  building  of  dam  across  river 
at  [or  near]  Calhoun  Falls  [by  Hugh  MacRae  Company] .    1  p. 
(S.  rp.  7308.) 
Report  favoring  S.  8584,  permitting  building  of  dam  across  river 
at  [or  near]  Hattons  Ford  [by  Hugh  MacRae  Company].    1  p. 
(S.  rp.  7310.) 

Report  favoring  S.  8581,  permitting  building  of  dam  across  river 

at  [or  near]  Trotters  Shoals  [by  Hugh  MacRae  Company].     1  p. 

(S.  rp.  7309. ) 

Tsimpsean  Indians.     Report  amending  S.   8299,  to   confer  certain 

civic  rights  on    Metlakahtla   Indians  of   Alaska.     2  p.     (S.  rp. 

6693.) 

Comptroller  of  Currency  (Treasury  Department): 

Abstract  of  reports  of  condition  of  national  banks,  Jan.  26,  1907; 

no.  52.     8  p.  4°     [Issued  5  times  a  year.  ] 
Annual  report  [for  year  ended  Oct.  31]  1906.     781  p.     (H.  doc.  11.) 
Bulletin  720-723;  Feb.  4-25, 1907.     4°     [Weekly.] 

Comptroller  of  Treasury  (Treasury  Department) : 

Decisions,  v.  13,  pt.  2,  Oct.-Dec.  1906.     p.  260-429.     *  Paper,  20c 

Conference  Committees  (Congress): 

Appropriations.  Conference  report  on  H.  21574,  making  appropria- 
tions for  legislative,  executive,  and  judicial  expenses,  1908.  12  p. 
(H.  rp.  8070.) 

Army.  Conference  report  on  H.  23551,  making  appropriation  for 
Army,  1908.     6  p.     (H.  rp.  8107.) 

Criminal  cases.  Conference  report  on  H.  15434,  for  writs  of  error  in 
certain  instances  in  criminal  cases.     3  p.     (H.  rp.  8113.) 

Diplomatic  service.  Conference  report  on  H.  24538,  making  appro- 
priations for  diplomatic  and  consular  service,  1908.  3  p.  (H.  rp. 
7589. ) 

District  of  Columbia — 

Conference  report  on  S.   5119,  authorizing  extension  of  W  and 
Adams  streets  northwest.     2  p.      (H.  rp.  7649.) 


520  February,  1907 

Conference  Committees — Continued. 
District  of  Columbia — Continued. 

Conference  report  on  H.  24103,  making  appropriations  for  Dis- 
trict, 1908.     16  p.     (H.  rp.  8108.) 
Fortifications.      Conference  report  on  H.  23821,  making  appropria- 
tions for  fortifications  and  ordnance  [1908].     4  p.      (H.  r p.  8085.) 
Immigration — 

Conference  report  on  S.  4403,  to  regulate  immigration  of  aliens  into 
United  States.     17  p.     (H.  rp.  7607.)     [Same  as  Senate  docu- 
ment 318,  with  Statement  of  managers  on  part  of  House  and 
without  comparative  statement.] 
Conference  report  on  S.  4403,  to  regulate  immigration  of  aliens  into 
United  States,  also  comparative  statement  showing  present  law 
and  bill  as  agreed  to  in  conference.     56  p.     (S.  doc.  318.) 
Part  of  Senate  document  318,  59th  Congress,  2d  session,  compara- 
tive print  showing  changes  that  enactment  of  S.  4403,  to  regu- 
late immigration  of  aliens  into  United  States,  would  make  in 
existing  law.     18  p. 
Indians- 
Conference  report  on  H.  5290,  for  allotment  and  distribution  of 

Indian  tribal  funds.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  8068.) 
Conference  report  on  H.  22580,  making  appropriations  for  Indian 
Department,  1908.     11  p.     (H.  rp.  8069.) 
Light-House  Board.      Conference  report  on  H.  25242,   to  authorize 
additional  aids  to  navigation  in  Light-House  Establishment.     2  p. 
(H.  rp.  8044.) 
National  Child  Labor  Committee.     Conference  report  on  S.  6364,  to 

incorporate  committee.     1  p.      (H.  rp.  7570.) 
Navy.     Conference  report  on  H.  24925,  making  appropriations  for 

naval  service,  1908.     5  p.     (H.  rp.  8100.) 
Registers  and  receivers.     Conference  report  on  H.  11040,  to  authorize 
receivers   of  public   moneys   for   land  districts   to  deposit  with 
Treasurer  of  United  States  certain  sums  embraced  in  their  accounts 
or  unearned  fees  and  unofficial  moneys.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  8112.) 
Revenue  steamers.     Conference  report  on  S.  925,  authorizing  4  steam 

vessels  for  Revenue-Cutter  Service.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  8086.) 
Rivers  and  harbors — 

Conference  report  on  H.  24991,  making  appropriations  for  rivers 

and  harbors  [1908].     10  p.     (S.  doc.  351.) 
Conference  report  on  H.  24991,  making  appropriations  for  rivers 
and  harbors  [1908].     11  p.     (H.  rp.  8106.)      [Same  as  Senate 
document  351,  with  Statement  of  managers  on  part  of  House.] 
Rosebud  Reservation,  S.  Dak.     Conference  report  on  H.  24987,  to 
authorize  sale  and  disposition  of  portion  of  surplus  or  unallotted 
lands  in  reservation.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  8109.) 
St,  Augustine,  Fla.     Conference  report  on  S.  1726,  for  conveying  in 
fee  ground  in  St.  Augustine  known  as  The  Lines,  for  school  pur- 
poses, to  board  of  public  instruction  of  St.  Johns  Countv.     2  p. 
(H.  rp.  7610.) 


Febkuary,  1907  521 

Congress: 

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Congressional  record,  59th  Congress,   2d  session,  v.  41,  nos.  41-67; 
Feb.  1-28,  1907.     p.  2023-4355.  il.  4° 

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p.  4° 
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<  )rville  Hitchcock  Piatt,  memorial  addresses.     134  p.  por.  large  8° 
*  Cloth,  50c  6-35282 

Private  [act]  391-1199;  approved  Jan.  28-Feb.  25, 1907.     Each  1  p. 
Public  [act]  41-132;  approved  Jan.  29  [-Feb.  26,  1907]— 
Appropriations — 

Making  appropriations  for  legislative,  executive,  and  judicial 

expenses,  1908.     No.  129.     66  p. 
Making  appropriations  to  supply  additional  urgent  deficiencies, 
1907.     No.  79.     3  p. 
Ashley  River.     Authorizing  construction  of  bridge  across  river  in 
counties  of  Charleston  and  Colleton,  S.  C.  [by  Charleston  and 
St.  Andrews  Railway  Company].     No.  57.     1  p. 
Ballon,  Lyman.     To  issue  deed  of  convevance  to  Ballon  to  lands 

in  [Buffalo  Gap],  S.  Dak.     No.  83.     1  p. 
Bear  River.     To  authorize  J.  F.  Andrews  [and]  J.  W.  Jourdanto 
construct  dams  and   power  stations  on  river  in  Tishomingo 
County,  Miss.     No.  115.     1  p. 
Black  River.     To  authorize  county  of  Clay,  Ark.,  to  construct 
bridge  across  river  at  or  near  Bennetts  Ferry.     No.  88.     1  p. 
Brunswick,  Ga.     To  amend  act  to  amend  statutes  in  relation  to 
immediate  transportation  of  dutiable  goods  by  extending  pro- 
visions of  1st  section  to  Brunswick.     No.  65.     1  p. 
Buffalo,  Wyo.     Authorizing  sale  of  certain  lands  to  Buffalo.     No. 

117.     1  p. 
Calumet  River — 

To  authorize  board  of  commissioners  of  Lake  County,  Ind.,  to 
construct  bridge  across  river  in  [Hammond].  No.  59. 
lp. 
To  authorize  Chicago,  Lake  Shore  and  South  Bend  Railway 
Companv  to  construct  bridge  across  river  in  [Lake  County], 
Ind.  No.  58.  1  p. 
Chattahoochee  River— 

To  authorize  Atlanta,  Birmingham  and  Atlantic  Railroad  Com- 
panv to  construct  bridge  across  river  [near  Lagrange]  Ga. 
No/89.  1  p. 
To  authorize  Georgia  Southwestern  and  Gulf  Railroad  Com- 
panv to  construct  bridge  across  river  [at  or  near  Steam- 
mill]  Ga.     No.  120.     1  p. 


522  Februaky,  1907 

Congress— Continue' 1. 

Public  [act]  41-132— Continued. 

Columbia  Reservation,  Wash.  Confirming  entries  and  applications 
for  lands  in  what  was  formerly  Columbia  Reservation.  No.  126. 
lp. 

Columbia  Valley  Railroad.  Granting  to  company  right  of  way 
through  Fort  Columbia  military  reservation,  at  Scarborough 
Head,  Wash.,  and  through  United  States  quarantine  station  in 
section  17,  township  9  north,  range  9  west  of  Willamette 
meridian,  Wash.     No.  108.     1  p. 

Coosa  River.     To  authorize   Atlanta,  Birmingham  and  Atlantic 

Railroad  Company  to  construct  bridge  across  river  [near  Talla- 
dega] Ala.     No.  77.     1  p. 
Courts  of  United  States — 

For  additional  term  of  court  at  Q.uincy,  111.     No.  69.     1  p. 

That  terms  of  circuit  court  for  western  district  and  of  district 
court  for  northern  division  of  western  district  of  Washing- 
ton be  held  at  Bellingham.     No.  101.     1  p. 

To  change  time  of  holding  circuit  and  district  courts  for  middle 
district  of  Tennessee  [at  Nashville  and  for  eastern  district 
at  Chattanooga].     No.  71.     1  p. 

To  create  new  division  of  southern  judicial  district  of  Iowa  and 
for  terms  of  court  at  Ottumwa.     No.  100.     1  p. 

To  fix  time  of  holding  circuit  and  district  courts  for  northern 
district  of  West  Virginia.     No.  82.     1  p. 

To  fix  time  of  holding  circuit  and  district  courts  in  northern 
district  of  Iowa.     No.  99.     1  p. 

Transferring  Phelps  County  [from  western  judicial  district]  to 
eastern   division  of  eastern  district  of   Missouri.     No.  53. 
1  P- 
Cumberland  River.     To  amend  act  to  authorize  construction  of  2 

bridges  across  river  at  or  near  Nashville,  Tenn.  [by  Davidson 

County,  so  as  to  extend  time].     No.  109.     1  p. 
Customs  Service.     To  [appoint  and]   prescribe  duties  of  deputy 

collectors  of  customs  [etc.].     No.  66.     1  p. 
Diplomatic  service.     Making  appropriations  for  diplomatic  and 

consular  service,  19(18.     No.  107.     11  p. 
District  of  Columbia — 

For  extension  of  School  street.     No.  70.     1  p. 

For  opening  of  Warren  and  46th  streets,  D.  C.     No.  131.     1  p. 

For  prevention  of  scarlet  fever,  diphtheria,  measles,  whooping 
cough,  chicken  pox,  epidemic  cerebro-spinal  meningitis,  and 
typhoid  fever  in  District.     No.  81.     2  p. 

For  relief  of  Gurlev  Memorial  Presbvterian  Church,  D.  C.  [etc.]. 
No.  46.     2  p. 

In  relation  to  Washington  Market  Company.     No.  49.     1  p. 

To  amend  act  regulating  retent  on  contracts  with  District  [so  as 
to  allow  contractors  who  have  since  completed  contracts  to 
share  in  provisions  of  act].     No.  116.     1  p. 

To  amend  act  relating  to  service  on  foreign  corporations  [in  Dis- 
trict], approved  June  30, 1902  [so  as  to  include  employees  in 
list  of  persons  upon  whom  service  can  be  made  on  corpora- 
tions which  have  no  place  of  business  in  District].  No.  51. 
lp. 


February,  1907  523 

Congress — Continued. 

Public  [act]  41-132— Continued. 
District  of  Columbia — Continued. 

To  amend  act  to  amend  act  to  establish  code  of  law  for  Dis- 
trict, regulating  proceedings  for  condemnation  of  land  for 
streets.     No.  118.     1  p. 

To  amend  act  to  incorporate  convention  of  Protestant  Episco- 
pal Church  of  Diocese  of  Washington  [so  as  to  assure  author- 
ity to  take  grants  or  devises  of  real  estate].     No.  52.     1  p. 

To  authorize  National  Safe  Deposit,  Savings  and  Trust  Company 
of  District  to  change  its  name  to  National  Savings  and  Trust 
Company.     No.  43.     1  p. 

To  authorize  recorder  of  deeds  of  District  to  recopy  old  records 
in  office.     No.  130.     1  p. 

To  define  term  "registered  nurse"  and  for  registration  of 
nurses  in  District.     No.  80.     3  p. 

To  prohibit  sale  of  intoxicating  liquors  near  Government 
Hospital  for  Insane  and  Home  for  Aged  and  Infirm.     No. 

47.  1  p. 

To  regulate  practice  of  veterinary  medicine  in  District.     No. 

48.  4  p. 

Vacating  Alexander  place  and  Poplar  street,  D.  C,  and  vesting 
title  in  [Louis  A.  Alexander].     No.  78.     1  p. 
Douglas,  Fort.     To  authorize  city  council  of  Salt  Lake,  Utah,  to 

construct    boulevard   through    military    reservation    of   Fort 

Douglas,  Utah.     No.  111.     1  p. 
Flint  River.     Permitting  building  of  dam  across  river  at  [or  near] 

Porter    Shoals  [Ga.,  by   Albany  Power    and    Manufacturing 

Company].     No.  62.     1  p. 
Fort  Berthold  Reservation,  N.  Dak.     To  define  status  of  certain 

patents  and  pending  entries,  selections,  and  filings  on  lands 

formerly  within  reservation.     No.  91.     1  p. 
Fremont  County,    Colo.     For  resurvey  of  township  in  [county]. 

No.  44.     1  p. 
Glasgow,  Mont.     For  land  district  in  Valley  County.  Mont.,  to  be 

known  as  Glasgow  land  district.     No.  114.     1  p. 
Huse,  Harry  M.  P.     To  authorize  reappointment  of  Huse  as  officer 

of  line  in  Navy.     No.  86.     1  p. 
Immigration.     To  regulate   immigration   of   aliens   into    United 

States.     No.  96.     16  p. 
International  Sunday  School  Association  of  America.    To  incor- 
porate association.     No.  42.     2  p. 
Judges — 

For  additional  judge  in  southern  district  of  Ohio.  No.  112. 
lp. 

For  judge  for  northern  judicial  district  of  Alabama.  No.  121. 
lp. 

Labor  and  laboring  classes.  To  authorize  Secretary  of  Commerce 
and  Labor  to  investigate  and  report  upon  industrial,  social, 
moral,  educational,  and  physical  condition  of  woman  and  child 
workers  in  United  States.     No.  41.     1  p. 

Light-House  Board.  To  authorize  additional  aids  to  navigation 
in  Light  House  Establishment.     No.  132.     4  p. 


524  February,  1907 

Congress — Continued. 

Public  [act]  41-132— Continued. 

Marie,  steamer.     To  provide  American  registers  for  steamers  Marie 

and  Success.     No.  67.     1  p. 
Mates.     To  amend  sec.  4446,  Revised  statutes,  relating  to  licensed 

masters,  mates,  engineers,  and  pilots.     No.  95.     1  p. 
Michele,  Vincent.     To  confirm  titles  to  lands  in  Louisiana  [to 
Isaac  Crow,  assignee  of  Michele,  and  heirs  of  Lucretia  Wil- 
liams].    No.  93.     1  p. 
Miller,  Julian  Taylor.     To  authorize  appointment  of  Miller  as 

assistant  surgeon  in  Navy.     No.  87.     1  p. 
Mississippi  River — 

For  construction  of  bridge  across  river  [at  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  by 

St.  Louis  Electric  Bridge  Company].     No.  85.     1  p. 
Permitting  building  of  bridge  across  river  in  Morrison  County, 
Minn,  [by  Minneapolis,  St.  Paul  and  Sault  Ste.  Marie  Rail- 
way Company].     No.  45.     1  p. 
To  amend  act  granting  to  Davenport  Water  Power  Company 
rights  to  construct  canal,  power  station,  and  appurtenant 
works  in  river  [between  Leclaire  and  Davenport]  Iowa  [so 
as  to  extend  time].     No.  56.     1  p. 
To  amend  act  to  authorize  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  to  construct  bridge 

across  river  [so  as  to  extend  time].     No.  74.     1  p. 
To  authorize  Albany  Railroad  Bridge  Company  or  Chicago  and 
Northwestern  Railway  Company  to  reconstruct  bridge  across 
river  [at  Clinton,  Iowa].     No.  64.     1  p. 
To  authorize  construction  of  bridge  across  river  at  Louisiana, 
Mo.  [by  D.  A.  Ball  and  others].     No.  123.     1  p. 
Missouri  River — 

To  amend  act  authorizing  Winnipeg,  Yankton  and  Gulf  Rail- 
road Company  to  construct  bridge  across  river  at  or  near 
Yankton,  S.  Dak.    [as  amended,   so  as  to  extend  time]. 
No.  94.     1  p. 
To  amend  act  to  amend  act  [authorizing  Chicago,  Kansas  City 
and  Texas  Railway  Company]   to  construct  bridge  across 
river  between  Kansas  City  and  Sibley,  Mo.  [so  as  to  extend 
time].     No.  97.     1  p. 
To  authorize  Inter-State  Bridge  and  Terminal  Railway  Com- 
pany to  construct  bridge  across  river  [at  or  near  Kansas  City, 
Kans.].     No.  76.     1  p. 
To  authorize  Missouri  River  Improvement  Company  to  con- 
struct dam  across  river.     No.  98.     1  p. 
Monongahela  River — 

To  amend  act  to  authorize  Mercantile  Bridge  Company  to  con- 
struct bridge  over  Monongahela  River,  Pa.,  from  point  in 
Washington  County  to  point  in  Westmoreland  County  [so 
as  to  extend  time] .  No.  75.  1  p. 
To  amend  act  to  authorize  Washington  and  Westmoreland  coun- 
ties, Pa.,  to  construct  bridge  across  river  [as  amended,  so 
as  to  extend  time].  No.  54.  1  p. 
National   Child  Labor  Committee.      To   incorporate  committee. 

No.  103.     1  p. 
National   German- American  Alliance.     To  incorporate  alliance. 
No.  113.     1  p. 


February,  1907  525 

Congress— Continued. 

Public  [act]  41-132— Continued. 

Naval  Academy.  To  authorize  acceptance  of  sail  boat  for  mid- 
shipmen at  academy.     No.   106.     1  p. 

New  York  City.  To  amend  sec.  2536,  Revised  statutes,  relative 
to  assistant  appraisers  at  New  York  [so  as  to  increase  number 
to  12],  and  further  defining  powers,  duties,  and  compensation. 
No.  50.     1  p. 

Oklahoma  University.  Granting  to  University  of  Oklahoma  sec- 
tion 36,  in  township  9  north,  of  range  3  west,  of  Indian  meri- 
dian, in  Cleveland  County,  Okla.     No.  122.     2  p. 

Paducah,  Ky.  To  authorize  Chapter  376,  D.  A.  R.,  to  erect  foun- 
tain on  property  of  United  States  at  Paducah.     No.  60.     1  p. 

Pearl  River.  To  authorize  New  Orleans  and  Oreat  Northern  Rail- 
road Company  to  construct  bridge  across  river  [at  or  near 
Columbia]  Miss.     No.  125.     1  p. 

Pend  Oreille  River.  Authorizing  construction  of  dam  across  Pend 
d'Oreille  River  in  [Stevens  County],  by  Pend  d'Oreille  Devel- 
opment Company.     No.  119.     1  p. 

Pennington  County,  S.  Dak.  Excepting  certain  lands  in  county 
from  operation  of  sec.  4  of  act  for  entry  of  agricultural  lands 
within  forest  reserves.     No.  72.     1  p. 

Pensions.  Granting  pensions  to  enlisted  men  and  officers  who 
served  in  Civil  War  and  War  with  Mexico.     No.  63.     1  p. 

Potomac  River.  To  authorize  Norfolk  and  Western  Railway 
Company  to  construct  bridge  across  river  at  or  near  Shep- 
herdstown,  W.  Va.     No.  61.     1  p. 

Pythias,  Knights  of.  To  amend  act  to  incorporate  Supreme  Lodge 
of  Knights  of  Pythias  [so  as  to  give  corporation  power  to  take 
and  hold  real  and  personal  estate  of  unlimited  value].  No. 
128.     1  p. 

Rock  River.  Permitting  building  of  dam  across  river  at  Lyndon, 
111.  [bv  Edward  A.  Smith,  Harvey  S.  Green,  and  John  J. 
Hurlbert].     No.  124.     1  p. 

St.  Augustine,  Fla.  For  conveying  in  fee  ground  in  St.  Augustine, 
known  as  The  Lines,  for  school  purposes,  to  board  of  public  in- 
struction of  St.  Johns  County.     No.  102.     1  p. 

San  Pedro,  Gal.  Granting  to  Los  Angeles  Inter-Urban  Railway 
Company  right  of  wav  through  military  reservation  at  San  Pe- 
dro.    No.  104.     1  p.  " 

Savannah  River.  Permitting  building  of  dam  across  river  at  [or 
near]  Gregg  Shoals  [by  Savannah  River  Power  Company].  No. 
55.     1  p. 

South  Carolina.  For  transfer  to  South  Carolina  of  school  funds  for 
use  of  free  schools  in  parishes  of  St.  Helena  and  St.  Luke. 
No.  90.     1  p. 

Steamboats.  To  amend  act  to  amend  sec.  4405,  Revised  statutes 
[so  as  to  prevent  unnecessary  whistling  by  steamboats].  No.  68. 
lp. 

Taos  County,  N.  Mex.  Permitting  county  to  refund  its  indebted- 
ness at  lower  rate  of  interest.     No.  127.     1  p. 

25452— No.  146—07 3 


526  Februaby,  1907 

Congress — Continued. 

Public  [act]  41-132— Continued. 
Tug  Fork — 

To  authorize  Majestic  Collieries  Company  to  construct  bridge 
across  Tug  Fork  of  Big  Sandy  River  west  of  Devon,  W.  Ya. 
No.  73.  1  p. 
To  authorize  Norfolk  and  Western' Railway  Company  to  con- 
struct bridges  across  Tug  Fork  of  Big  Sandy  River.  No. 
84.  1  p. 
Valdez,  Marshall  Pass  and  Northern  Railroad.     To  extend  time 

for  completion  of  railroad.     No.  105.     1  p. 
Washington,  Spa  Spring  and  Gretta  Railroad.     To  authorize  com- 
pany to  extend  its  street  railway  into  District  of  Columbia. 
No.  '92.     3  p. 
Wright,  Fort.     Granting  right  to  operate  railroad  through  Fort 
Wright  military  reservation,  Wash.,  to  Portland  and  Seattle 
Railway  Company.     No.  110.     1  p. 
Public  [joint]  resolution  10-16;  approved  Jan.  30-Feb.  26,  1907 — 
Homestead.     Granting  extension  of  time  to  homestead  entrvmen 
[in  North  Dakota,  South  Dakota,  Idaho,  Minnesota,  Montana, 
Washington,  and  Wyoming].     No.  12.     1  p. 
International  Congress  of  Hygiene  and  Demography.      To  extend 
invitation  to ,12th  congress  to  hold  13th  congress  in  Washing- 
ton [D.  C.].     No.  16.     1  p. 
Montana.     To  sell  hay,  straw,  and  grain  at  Fort  Assinniboine  [to 

citizens  of  Montana].      No.  11.     1  p. 
Patents.     To  investigate  and  report  to  Congress  concerning  exist- 
ing patents  granted  to  officers  and  employees  of  Government. 
No.  15.     1  p. 
Postal  Commission.     Continuing  commission  until  close  of  pres- 
ent session  of  Congress.     No.  10.     1  p. 
Preston,  Iowa.     To  furnish  condemned  cannon  to  Preston.      No. 

14.     1  p. 
Sturgeon  Bay,  111.      Declaring  [portions  of]  bay  not  navigable. 
No.  13.     i  p. 
Sheep-bound  reserve.     [The  serial  numbers  of  the  volumes  issued  in 
February  are  as  follows:  4913,  4916,  4936,  4960,  4975,  4977,  4984- 
4986,  5025,  5030,  5035.] 
Copyright  Office  (Library  of  Congress): 

Note. — The  bulletins  of  the  office  are  sent  free  on  application  to  the  Register 
of  Copyrights.  Subscriptions  for  the  Catalogue  of  copyright  entries  should  be 
sent  to  the  Register  of  Copyrights,  instead  of  to  collectors  of  customs  as  formerly. 

Amendments  proposed  to  copyright  bill,  S.    6330,  H.    19853,    with 
criticisms  and  suggestions  received  and  noted  by  office,     [pt. 
1]  131  p.  4° 
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Catalogue  of  copyright  entries;  new  series,  v.  2,  nos.  5-9,  pt.  1,  nos. 
6-9,  pts.  2-4;  Jan.  31-Feb.  28, 1907.  [Weekly.  Each  number  issued 
in  4  parts:  pt.  1,  relates  to  books,  dramatic  compositions,  maps 
and  charts;  pt.  2,  to  periodicals;  pt.  3,  to  musical  compositions; 
pt.  4,  to  engravings,  cuts  and  prints,  chromos  and  lithographs, 
photographs,  fine  arts.]  Paper,  $5.00 a yr. ;  pts.  land 3,  each  $2.00 
a  yr. ;  pts.  2  and  4,  each  $1.00  a  yr.  6-35347/7 


February,  1907  527 

Copyright  Office — Continue' 1. 

Copyright  bill,  S.  6330,  H.  19853,  comment  upon  bill  and  upon  criti- 
cisms thereof  by  copyright  committees  of  American  Bar  Associa- 
tion and  Association  of  Bar  of  City  of  New  York:  pt.  3  [of  Amend- 
ments proposed  to  copyright  bill].     35  p. 

Information  circular  25.  Copyright  business,  statement  for  [calendar] 
year  1906.     6  p.  narrow  s 

Corporations  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Interstate  commerce  law  as  changed  by  ait  of  June  29,  1906.  56  1. 
4°     (S.  doc.  266.) 

Court  of  Claims: 

Addison,  James.  Finding  in  caa  ■  of  M.  A.  Jackson,  administrator 
of  Addison.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  674. 

Anderson.  William  <b     Findings.     2  p.      (H.  doc.  682.) 

Atlanta,  Ga.  Findings  in  case  of  trustees  of  Big  Bethel  African 
Methodist  Fpiscopal  Church,  Atlanta.     2  \  .       S.  doc.  338.) 

Barbour,  D.  B.,  and  Gladden,  A.  P.  Findings  in  case  of  D.  A.  [B.] 
Barbour  and  Andrew  P.  Gladden.     4  p.      (S.  doc.  354.) 

Batesville,  Miss.  Findings  in  case  of  Presbyterian  Church.  Batesville. 
2  p.     (S.  doc.  282.) 

Eettis,  William  T.  Findings  in  case  of  E.  D.  Whittington,  adminis- 
trator of  Bettis.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  677.  | 

Blevins,  Elisha.  Findings  in  case  of  Flisha  Blevens  [Blevins].  2  p. 
(H.  doc.  684.) 

Boonsboro,  Md.  Findings  in  case  of  trustees  of  United  Brethren 
Church,  Boonsboro.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  295. 

Brown,  Alfred.  Findings  in  case  of  Jackson  W.  Brown,  adminis- 
trator of  Alfred  Brown.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  685. 

Brown,  Warren.     Finding.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  669.  ) 

Brown,  William  K.  Findings  in  case  of  Henry  J.  Brown,  adminis- 
trator of  Elmyra  Brown,  and  Henry  J.  Brown,  Sarah  Bushnell, 
Rosa  Brown,  Meeker  Brown,  Jennie  May  Brown,  Elmyra  Jones, 
William,  Bertha,  May,  and  Esther  Brown,  heirs  of  William  R. 
Brown.     3  p.     (S.  doc.  292. ) 

Bunker  Hill,  W.  Va.  Findings  in  case  of  trustees  of  Methodist 
Episcopal  Church,  Bunker  Hill.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  304.) 

Calhoon,  James  F.  Findings  in  case  of  S.  J.  McDowall.  adminis- 
trator of  James  K.  [F.]  Calhoon.     2  p.     ( II.  doc.  638. ) 

Cases  decided  at  term  of  1905-6,  with  abstracts  of  decisions  of 
Supreme  Court  in  appealed  cases,  Oct.  1905-Mav,  1906.  v.  41, 
587  p.     *Sheep,  S1.10 

Catlett,  Martha.     Findings.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  666.) 

Charleston,  W.  Va.  Findings  in  case  of  trustees  of  St.  John 
Episcopal  Church,  Charleston.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  326.) 

Charlestown,  W.  Va. — 

Findings  in  case  of  trustees  of  Methodist  Episcopal  Church  South, 

Charlestown.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  293.  | 
Findings  in  case  of  trustees  of  Zion  Protestant  Episcopal  Church, 
Charles  Town.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  315.) 

Chewning,  Kelles.  Findings  in  case  of  E.  P.  Chewning,  adminis- 
trator of  Kelles  Chewning.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  327.  ) 


528  February,  1907 

Court  of  Claims — Continued. 

Columbia,  Tenn.  Findings  in  case  of  rector,  wardens,  and  vestry  of 
St.  Peters  Protestant  Episcopal  Church,  Columbia.  2  p.  (H.  doc. 
636.) 

Cordell,  Lucy,  and  others.     Findings.     1  p.     (H.  doc.  689.) 

Cunningham,  Josiah.     Findings.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  671.) 

.Curtis,  Francis  F.     Findings.     2  p.     ( H.  doc.  707. ) 

Daugherty,  James.  Findings  in  case  of  J.  A.  Fitzpatrick,  adminis- 
trator of  Daugherty.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  673.) 

Day,  Mrs.  Harriet.  Findings  in  case  of  Woodson  H.  Webb,  admin- 
istrator of  Harriet  Day.     3  p.     (H.  doc.  734.) 

Dicus,  Emaline.     Findings.     1  p.     (H.doc.  668. ) 

Duke,  John  P.     Findings.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  637.) 

Duncan,  James  R.     Findings.     2  p.     (H.doc.  679. ) 

Ebenezer,  Ga.  Findings  in  case  of  trustees  of  Jerusalem  Evangelical 
Lutheran  Church,  Ebenezer.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  319.) 

Fennel],  James  Watkins.  Findings  in  case  of  Belle  F.  Neil,  adminis- 
tratrix of  Fennell.     3  p.     (S.  doc.  355.) 

Frazier,  Plymouth,  jr.     Finding.     2' p.      (H.  doc.  748.) 

Fredericksburg,  Ya.  Findings  in  case  of  trustees  of  St.  Mary's  Catho- 
lic Church,  Fredericksburg.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  314.) 

Graham,  George.     Findings.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  664.) 

Grammer,  Gottlieb  C.  Findings  in  case  of  Heber  L.  and  Grayson  L. 
Thornton,  trustees  of  Grammer.     2  p.      (S.  doc.  303.) 

Hampton  County,  S.  C.  Findings  in  case  of  trustees  of  Ebenezer 
Methodist  Episcopal  Church  South,  Hampton  County.  2  p.  (S. 
doc.  341. ) 

Hardeeville,  S.  C.  Findings  in  case  of  trustees  of  Baptist  Church, 
Hardeeville.     2  p.      (S.  doc.  313.) 

Hennessey,  William.     Findings.     2  p.     (H.doc.  665. ) 

Hood,  Anna,  and  others.  Action  in  cases  of  Anna  Hood,  adminis- 
tratrix, and  others.     1  p.     (H.  doc.  688.) 

Jackson,  Thomas.  Findings  in  case  of  Amanda  Jackson,  adminis- 
tratrix of  Thomas  Jackson.     2  p.     (H.  doe.  681.) 

Jeffersonton,  Va.  Findings  in  case  of  trustees  of  Methodist  Episcopal 
Church  South,  Jeffersonton.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  277.) 

Kansas  University.  Findings  in  case  of  regents  of  University  of 
Kansas.     6  p.      (S.  doc.  274. ) 

Keyser,  W.  Va. — 

Findings  in  case  of  Methodist  Episcopal  Church,  Keyser.     2  p. 

(S.  doc.  267.) 
Findings  in  case  of  Presbyterian  Church,  Keyser.     2  p.     (S.  doc. 
330.) 

Knight,  Newton,  and  others.  Finding  in  case  of  Knight  and  others. 
2  p.     (H.doc.  672.) 

Lamar,  C.  E.,  and  others.  Action  in  cases  of  Lamar,  administrator, 
and  others.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  690.) 

Landrum,  William  H.     Findings.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  740.) 

Langdon,  William.  Findings  in  case  of  Katharine  A.  Horan,  daughter 
ofLangdon.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  262.) 

Long,  Andrew  E.  Findings  in  case  of  Maria  L.  Rodgers,  grand- 
daughter of  Long.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  265.) 


February,  1907  529 

Court  of  Claims — Continued. 

Lovettsville,  Va.  Findings  in  case  of  trustees  of  Presbyterian  Church, 
Lovettsville.    2  p.     (S.  doc.  273.) 

McPhersonville,  S.  C.     Findings  in  case  of  trustees  of  Stony  Creek 

Presbyterian  Church,  McPhersonville.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  2W. ) 
Mason,  William  H.     Findings.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  686.) 
Massaponax,  Va.     Findings  in  case  of  trustees  of  Massaponax  Baptist 

Church,  Massaponax.     2  p.      (S.  doc.  312.) 
Mount  Comfort,  Ark.      Findings  in  case  of  trustees  of  Cumberland 

Presbyterian  Church,  Mount  Comfort.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  253,) 
Orangeburg,  S.  C.     Findings  in  case  of  trustees  of  German  Lutheran 

Church,  Orangeburg.     2  p.      (H.  doc.  708.) 

<  hven,  Alfred  M.  Findings  in  case  of  Christine  I.,  Kathleen  D., 
Albert  T.,  and  Alfred  C.^  children  of  Alfred  M.  Owen.  2  p.  (S. 
.  doc.  264. ) 

Perrimond,  Xavier.  Findings  in  case  of  Marie  S.  Perrimond,  widow 
of  Xavier  Perrimond.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  263. ) 

Pilkington,  Joseph  M.     Findings.     3  p.     (H.  doc.  687.) 

Polk,  Burns,  sr.  Findings  in  case  of  Maria  Polk  Johnston,  James 
Polk,  and  Burns  Polk,  jr.,  heirs  of  Burns  Polk,  sr.  2  p.  (H.  doc. 
713.) 

Pulaski,  Tenn.  Findings  in  case  of  trustees  of  Cumberland  Presby- 
terian Church,  Pulaski.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  751.) 

Reed,  J.  W.  Findings  in  case  of  Georse  W.  M.  Reed,  guardian  of 
heirs  of  J.  W.  Reed.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  680.) 

Reid,  Margaret  G.     Findings.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  676.) 

Roberts,  Littleberrv.  Findings  in  case  of  Henry  Lankford,  admin- 
istrator of  Roberts.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  678. ) 

Russellville,  Kv.  Findings  in  case  of  Cumberland  Presbyterian 
Church,  Russellville.     2  p.      (S.  doc.  270. ) 

Sally,  brig.  Conclusions  of  law  and  fact  in  French  spoliation  cases 
relating  to  brig,  John  V.  Villett,  master.     4  p.     (H.  doc.  648.) 

Seaman,  Stephen.  Findings  in  case  of  Louisa  P.  Seaman,  widow  of 
Stephen  Seaman.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  339.) 

Shaver,  Milton.     Findings.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  667. ) 

Shelliy  County,  Tenn.  Findings  in  case  of  board  of  deacons  of  Ger- 
mantown  Baptist  Church,  Shelby  County.    2  p.     (S.  doc.  275.) 

Show,  Henrv.  Findings  in  case  of  Nathan  F.  Edmonds,  adminis- 
trator of  Show.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  329.) 

Simonson,  Jeremiah.  Findings  in  case  of  Marie  L.  Hermance,  ad- 
ministratrix of  Simonson.     3  p.      (S.  doc.  320.) 

South  wick,  John.  Findings  in  case  of  Albert  P.  South  wick,  admin- 
istrator of  John  Southwick.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  311.) 

Stafford  Countv,  Va.  Findings  in  case  of  trustees  of  Macedonia 
Methodist  Episcopal  Church,  Stafford  County.    2  p.     (S.  doc.  316. ) 

Stephens  City,  Va.  Findings  in  case  of  trustees  of  Methodist  Epis- 
copal Church  South,  Stephens  City.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  305.) 

Stonestreet,  Samuel  E.  Findings  in  case  of  Thomas  W.  Stonestreet, 
administrator  of  Samuel  E.  Stonestreet.     2  p.  •  (H.  doc.  683.) 

Terrill,  Richard.  Findings  in  case  of  Cornelius  F.  Terrill,  Cordelia 
1.  Terrill,  and  Vira  R.  Terrill-Harper,  heirs  of  Richard  Terrill. 
2  p.     (S.  doc.  279.) 


530  February,  1907 

Court  of  Claims — Continued. 

Thomas,  William.  Findings  in  case  of  Carrie  R.  Thomas,  adminis- 
tratrix of  William  Thomas.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  675. ) 

Toms  Brook,  Va.  Findings  in  case  of  trustees  of  Lutheran  Church, 
and  trustees  of  Reformed  Church,  [owners  of]  Union  Church,  of 
Toms  Brook.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  272.) 

Triune,  Tenn.  Findings  in  case  of  trustees  of  Methodist  Episcopal 
Church  South,  Triune.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  714.) 

Vaughan,  William  H.,  and  others.  Action  in  cases  of  Yaughan  and 
others.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  691.) 

Walsh,  T.  &  A.  Findings  in  case  of  Augustin  Walsh,  surviving  part- 
ner of  firm  of  T.  £  A.  Walsh.     4  p.     (S.  doc.  294. ) 

Waterford,  Va.  Findings  in  case  of  trustees  of  Baptist  Church, 
Waterford.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  276. ) 

Webster,  W.  Va.  Findings  in  case  of  trustees  of  Methodist  Episcopal 
Church,  Webster.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  271.) 

Weiss,  David.  Findings  in  case  of  Marv  Wagner,  executrix  of 
Weiss.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  670.) 

West,  Miles  F.,  and  others.  Action  in  case  [cases]  of  West  and 
others.     12  p.     (H.  doc.  693.) 

Winchester,  Va.  Findings  in  case  of  trustees  of  Loudoun  Street 
Presbyterian  Church,  Winchester.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  328.) 

Wine,  Michael.  Findings  in  case  of  Samuel  A.  Wine,  executor  of 
Michael  Wine.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  739.) 

York,  W.  C.     Findings.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  297.) 
District  of  Columbia: 

Anacostia  and  Potomac  River  Railroad.  Report  for  vear  ending 
Dec.  31,  1906.     3  p.     (H.  doc.  645.) 

Baltimore  and  Washington  Transit  Company.  Report  for  vear  ended 
Dec.  31,  1906.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  283.) 

Brightwood  Railwav.  Report  for  year  ending  Dec.  31,  1906.  2  p. 
(H.  doc.  647.  i 

Capital  Traction  Company.  Report  for  }rear  ending  Dec.  31,  1906. 
11  p.     (H.  doc.  635.) 

Chesapeake  and  Potomac  Telephone  Companv.  Report  for  [calen- 
dar] year  1906.     [2d  edition.]     2  p.     (H.  doc.  660.) 

City  and  Suburban  Railwav.  Report  for  vear  ending  Dec.  31,  1906. 
4  p.     (H.  doc.  643.) 

East  Washington  Heights  Traction  Railroad.  Report  for  vear  ending 
Dec.  31,  1906.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  642.) 

Fire  Department.  Estimate  of  appropriation  for  department.  2  p. 
(H.  doc.  738. ) 

Georgetown  and  Tennallytown  Railway.  Report  for  vear  ending 
Dec.  31,  1906.     3  p.     (H.  doc.  646.) 

Health  Department.  Pursuant  to  resolution,  list  of  employees  in  de- 
partment.    21  p.     (S.  doc.  335. ) 

Washington,  Alexandria  and  Mount  Vernon  Railway.  Report  for 
year  ending  Dec.  31,  1906.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  735.) 

Washington  Railwav  and  Electric  Company.  Report  for  year  end- 
ing Dec.  31,  1906*.     3  p.     (H.  doc.  644.) 


February,  1907  531 

District  of  Columbia  Committee  (House): 

Advertising.  Report  favoring  II.  24930,  prohibiting  distribution 
of  circulars  and  certain  other  advertising  matter  on  private  prop- 
erty within  District.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  7579.) 

Dairying.  Report  favoring  "H.  25482,  t<i  amend  code  of  law  for  Dis- 
trict [so  as  to  protect  dairymen  in  use  of  their  bottles  and  cans, 
etc.];  as  substitute  for  H.  16944.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  7588.) 

Fire-escapes.  Report  amending  H.  19524,  to  amend  act  to  require 
fire  escapes  in  buildings  in  District.     4  p.     (H.  rp.  8066.) 

Liquors.  Report  of  hearings  of  Feb.  14,  1907,  on  H.  6016,  to  pro- 
hibit manufacture  and  sale  of  intoxicating  liquors  in  District. 
47  p. 

Negro.  Report  favoring  H.  24539,  to  prohibit  in  District  intermar- 
riage of  whites  with  negroes  or  Mongolians.     1  p.      (H.  rp.  8072. ) 

Pharmacy.  Report  favoring  H.  25475,  to  amend  act  to  regulate  prac- 
tice of  pharmacv  and  sale  of  poisons  in  District.  2  p.  (H.  rp. 
7580.  ■* 

Police  Department,  Metropolitan.  Report  favoring  H.  25630,  to 
amend  act  to  amend  act  relating  to  police  of  District.  2  p.  (H. 
rp..8067.) 
Public  Library.  Report  of  hearings  [before  subcommittee  on  educa- 
tion, labor,  and  charities].  Jan.  30,  1907,  on  S.  6406,  to  accept 
donations  of  money  and  land  for  branch  library  in  District  [at 
Takoma  Park],  to  establish  commission  to  supervise  erection  of 
building,  and  to  provide  for  maintenance  of  branch.     18  p. 

7-35079 

Schools.     Report  of  hearings   [before  subcommittee  on   education, 

labor,  and  charities],  Jan.  8,  1907,  on  H.  22145,  defining  position 

of  employees  of  public  school  system  of  District  and  authorizing 

payment  therefor.     63  p. 

Street  railways — 

Report  amending  by  substitute  S.  6147,  authorizing  changes  in 
certain  street  railwav  tracks  within  District.  6  p.  (H.  rp. 
N049.) 
Report  of  hearings  of  Jan.  31,  Feb.  6  and  13,  1907,  on  H.  124,  to 
regulate  operation  of  street  railways  in  District,  H.  7035  and 
22132,  for  universal  transfers  over  street  railway  lines  in  Dis- 
trict, H.  23018,  fixing  price  of  gas  in  District,  and  H.  23023, 
regulating  manner  of  giving  transfers  on  street-car  railways  in 
District.     185  p.  7-35092 

Streets — 

Report   amending    H.  23576,  for  extension   of   New    Hampshire 

avenue,  D.  C.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  7563.) 
Report  favoring  H.  24875,  authorizing  extension  of  45th  street. 

1  p.     (H.  rp.  7565.) 

Report   favoring  S.  8208,  authorizing  extension  of   Park   place. 

2  p.      (H.  rp.  8054. ) 

Report   favoring   H.    24284,    for   opening   of    Warren   and   46th 

streets,  D.  C.     2  p.     (H.rp.  7564.) 
Report  favoring  S   6993,  to  create  Barnaby  road,  from  its  inter- 
section with  Livingston  road  to  District  line,  public  highway 
in  District.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  8051.) 
Tipping.     Report  favoring  H.  25232,  to  promote  comfort  of  patrons  of 
hotels,  restaurants,  cafes,  and  eating  houses  in  District  [by  mak- 
ing practice  of  tipping  unlawful].     1  p.     (H.  rp.  7558.) 


532  February,  1907 

District  of  Columbia  Committee  (House) — Continued. 

Tuberculosis.     Report  amending  H.  21934,  to  provide  for  reports  and 
registration  of  cases  of  tuberculosis  in  District,  for  free  examina- 
tion of  sputum  in  suspected  cases,  and  for  preventing  spread  of 
tuberculosis.     5  p.     (H.  rp.  7577.-) 
Vital  statistics.     Report  favoring  S.  4506,  for  better  registration  of 

births  in  District,     2  p.     (H.  rp.  8056.) 
Washington,    Spa   Spring  and    Gretta  Railroad.      Report  favoring 
S.  3668,  to  authorize  company  to  extend  its  street  railway  into 
District.     3  p.     (H.  rp.  7560. ) 
District  of  Columbia  Committee  (Senate): 

Baltimore  and  Washington  Transit  Company — 

Report  adverse  to  S.  8368,  similar  to  S.  8486,  to  amend  act  to 

authorize  company  to  enter  District.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  7137.) 
Report  amending  H.  22123,  similar  to  S.  8486,  to  amend  act  to 

authorize  company  to  enter  District.     4  p.     (S.  rp.  7320.) 
Report  favoring  S.  8486,  similar  to  H.  22123,  to  amend  act  to 
authorize  company  to  enter  District.     3  p.     ( S.  rp.  6690. ) 
Contracts.     Report  favoring  H.  21684,  to  amend  act  regulating  retent 
on  contracts  with  District  [so  as  to  allow  contractors  who  have 
since  completed  contracts  to  share  in  provisions  of  act].     2  p. 
(S.  rp.  5984.) 
Dairying.     Report  favoring  H.  25482,  to  amend  code  of  law  for  Dis- 
trict [so  as  to  protect  dairymen  in  use  of  their  bottles  and  cans, 
etc.].     2  p.     (S.  rp.  6678.) 
Fire-escapes.     Report  favoring  H.  19524,  to  amend  act  to  require  fire 

escapes  in  buildings  in  District.     4  p.     (S.  rp.  7302.) 
History.     Origin  and  government  of  District,     224p.il.     *  Paper,  20c 

7-35157 
Nurses.     Report  favoring  H.  12690,  to  define  term  "registered  nurse" 

and  for  registration  of  nurses  in  District.     2  p.      (S.  rp.  5990. ) 
Pharmacy.     Report  favoring  H.  25475,  to  amend  act  to  regulate  prac- 
tice of  pharmacy  and  sale  of  poisons  in  District.     2  p.     (S.  rp. 
7266. ) 
Police  Department,  Metropolitan — 

Report  adverse  to  S.  8442,  similar  to  H.  25630,   to  amend  act  to 

amend  act  relating  to  police  of  District.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  7315. ) 
Report  amending  H.  25630,  to  amend  act  to  amend  act  relating 

to  police  of  District.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  7303.) 
Report  favoring  H.  23201,  to  amend  act  to  amend  act  relating  to 
police  of  District  [  as  to  beneficiaries  of  policemen's  and  fire- 
men's fund,  so  as  to  include  police  inspectors].     2  p.     (S.  rp. 
5985. ) 
Recorder  of  deeds.     Report  favoring  H.  22350,  to  authorize  recorder 
of  deeds  of  District  to  recopy  old  records  in  office.     3  p.     (S.  rp. 
5986. ) 
Street  railways.     Report  amending  S.  825,  to  authorize  street  railway 
companies  in  District  to  convey  small  freight,  express  matter,  and 
[fuel].     2  p.     (S.  rp.  5894.) 
Streets- 
Report  adverse  to  S.  7824,  similar  to  H.  24875,  authorizing  exten- 
sion of  45th  street.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  6682. ) 
Report  adverse  to  S.  2999,  similar  to  H.  10703,  authorizing  exten- 
sion of  Monroe  street  northeast.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  7275.) 


February,  1907  533 

tistrict  of  Columbia  Committee  (Senate) — Continued. 
Streets — Continued. 

Report  adverse  to  S.  7795,  similar  to  H.  23940,  for  extension  of 
Albermarle  [Albemarle]  street,  D.  C.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  7272.) 

Report  adverse  to  S.  7811,  similar  to  H.  23576,  for  extension  of 
New  Hampshire  avenue,  D.  C.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  6692.) 

Report  adverse  to  S.  62,  similar  to  H.  129,  for  opening  of  connect- 
ing parkway  along  Pinev  Branch  between  16th  street  and  Rock 
Creek  Park',  D.  C.     1  p.*     (S.  rp.  5989.) 

Report  adverse  to  S.  7426,  similar  to  H.  24284,  for  opening  of 
Warren  and  46th  streets,  D.  C.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  6683.) 

Report  adverse  to  S.  2242,  similar  to  H.  9326,  for  widening  of 
Mills  avenue  from  Rhode  Island  avenue  to  24th  street.  1  p. 
( S.  rp.  7288. ) 

Report  amending  H.  10703,  authorizing  extension  of  Monroe 
street  northeast.     3  p.     (S.  rp.  7274. ) 

Report  amending  H.  23576,  for  extension  of  New  Hampshire 
avenue,  D.  C.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  6691.) 

Report  amending  S.  6993,  to  create  Barnaby  road,  from  its  inter- 
section with  Livingston  road  to  District  line,  public  highway 
in  District.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  6685. ) 

Report  amending  by  substitute  S.  7526,  to  authorize  commis- 
sioners of  District  to  close  [certain]  roadways  outside  of  Wash- 
ington.    3  p.     (S.  rp.  5987. ) 

Report  favoring  H.  24875,  authorizing  extension    of  45th  street. 

1  p.     (S.  rp.6680.) 

Report  favoring  S.   8208,  authorizing  extension  of  Park  place. 

2  p.     (S.  rp.  6684.) 

Report  favoring  H.  23940,  for  extension  of  Albemarle  street,  D.  C. 

2  p.     (S.  rp.  7271.) 

Report  favoring  H.  129.  for  opening  of  connecting  parkway  along 
Pinev  Branch  between  16th  street  and  Rock  Creek  Park,  D.  C. 

3  p.  '   (S.  rp.  5982. ) 

Report  favoring  H.  9326,  for  opening  of  Mills  avenue  from  Rhode 
Island  avenue  to  24th  street.     4  p.     (S.  rp.  7286.) 

Report  favoring  H.  24284,  for  opening  of  Warren  and  46th  streets, 
D.  C.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  6681.) 

Report  favoring  H.  23384,  similar  to  S.  7837,  to  amend  act  to  amend 
act  to  establish  code  of  law  for  District,  regulating  proceedings 
for  condemnation  of  land  for  streets.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  5983.) 
Taxes.     Report  adverse  to  S.  8411,  making  personal  taxes  in  arrears 

personal  claim  against  person  owing  tax  to  District.     1  p.     |  S.  rp. 

7290. ) 

Temporary  Home  for  ex-Union  Soldiers  and  Sailors.  Report  amend- 
ing S.  7929,  to  provide  [new  building  for]  home  in  District.  3  p. 
(S.  rp.  7138.) 

Tuberculosis.  Prevention  of  spread  of  tuberculosis  in  District, 
statements,  Feb.  1,  1907,  on  S.  7041,  to  provide  for  reports  and 
registration  of  cases  of  tuberculosis  in  District,  for  free  examina- 
tion of  sputum  in  suspected  cases,  and  for  preventing  spread  of 
tuberculosis.     55  p.  7-35130 

Union  station.  Report,  favoring  H.  9329,  to  amend  act  to  provide  for 
union  station  in  District  [etc.].     3  p.     (S.  rp.  6695.) 

Vital  statistics.  Report  favoring  S.  4506,  for  better  registration  of 
births  in  District.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  6679.) 

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534  February,  1907 

Documents  Office  (Government  Printing  Office): 

Catalogue  of  United  States  public  documents,  no.  145;  Jan.  1907.  p. 
451-507.     [Monthly.]     *  Paper,  $1.10  a  yr.  4-18088/2 

Price  list  10,  Price  list  of  laws  of  United  States  for  sale.  [4]  p. 
narrow  12° 

Education  and  Labor  Committee  (Senate): 

Report  favoring  S.  8303,  to  establish  Foundation  for  Promotion  of 
Industrial  Peace.     8  p.     (S.  rp.  7283.) 

Education  Bureau  (Interior  Department): 

Note.—  Such  publications  of  this  bureau  as  are  in  print  may  be  had  gratui- 
tously by  addressing  the  Commissioner  of  Education. 

Bulletin— 

1,  1906,  Education  bill  of  1906  for  England  and  Wales  as  it  past 

House  of  Commons.     2d  edition.     48  p.     *  Paper,  10c 

6-35348/3 

2,  1906,  German  views  of  American  education,  with  particular 
reference    to    industrial    development.      2d    edition.     55    p. 

*  Paper,  10c  6-35039/6 

3,  1906,  State  school  systems,  legislation  and  judicial  decisions 
relating  to  public  education,  Oct.  1,  1904-Oct.  1,  1906.     156  p. 

*  Paper,  15c  7-35049/2 

Election    of  President,    Vice=President,  and    Representatives   in 
Congress  Committee  (House): 

Report  favoring  H.  7120,  to  further  provide  for  Presidential  succes- 
sion [so  as  to  include  Secretary  of  Agriculture  and  Secretary  of 
Commerce  and  Labor  in  order  of  creation  of  their  respective 
offices].     2  p.     (H.  rp.  7581.) 

Engineer  Department  (War  Department): 

Note. — For  divisions  under  this  bureau,  see  names  of  divisions. 
Aqueduct  Bridge,  D.  C.     Estimate  of  appropriation  for  bridge.     2  p. 

(H.  doc.  659.) 
Bridgeport,  Conn.    Report  of  survey  of  harbor.    5  p.  map.     ( W.  doc. 

521.) 
Circular  4-8  [1907];  Feb.  7-27,  1907.     12° 

Hudson  River,  N.  Y.  Reports  of  examination  and  survey  of  river, 
with  view  to  extending  existing  project  to  Waterford.  9  p.  maps. 
(H.  doc.  539.) 
Mississippi  River.  Estimate  of  appropriation  for  bridge  [across 
river  between  St,  Paul  and]  Fort  Snelling,  Minn.  4  p.  (H.  doc. 
663. ) 
New  York  Harbor — 

Deficiency  estimate  for  prevention  of  deposits  in  harbor.     4  p. 

(H.doc.  744.) 
Estimate  of  appropriation  for  service  for  prevention  of  deposits  in 
harbor.     4  p.      (H.  doc.  701.) 
Rivers  and  harbors.     Congressional  documents,  58th  Congress,   3d 
session,  1904-05,  and  59th  Congress,  1st  session,  1905-06,  re- 
ports concerning,  rivers  and  harbors,  etc.,  in  3  volumes  [table 
of  contents].     8  p. 
Same,  index.     7  p. 
Special  orders  3,  4  [1907] ;  Feb.  4,  25,  1907.     Each  1  p.  12° 
Texas.     Report  of  examination  of  project  for  interior  waterway  from 
Rio  Grande  to  the  Mississippi.     53  p.  pi.  map.     (H.  doc.  640.) 

7-35104 


February,  1907  535 

Engineer  Department — Continued. 

Wadsworth,  H.  H.  Recommendation  for  legislation  for  relief  of 
Wadsworth,  Morton  L.  Tower,  G.  G.  McDaniel.      5  p.     (H.  doc. 

758.) 
Withlacoochee  River,  Fla.     Reports  of  examination  and  survey  of 
river  [from  Port  Inglis  to  anchorage  in  Gulf  of  Mexico] .     10  p. 
maps.     (H.  doc.  483.) 

Engraving  and  Printing  Bureau  (Treasury  Department): 

Communication  from  custodian  of  dies,  rolls,  and  plates  relative  to 
classification  and  salaries  of  distributers  of  stock.  2  p.  (S.  doc. 
353. ) 

Entomology  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department): 
Bulletin— 

63,  pt.  2,  Papers  on  cotton  boll  weevil  and  related  and  associated 
insects:  Notes  on  biology  of  certain  weevils  related  to  cotton 
boll  weevil,     p.  39-44,  pi.     *  Paper,  5c  Agr  7-461/2 

63,  pt.  3,  Papers  on  cotton  boll  weevil  and  related  and  associated 
insects:  Ant  enemy  of  cotton  boll  weevil,  p.  45-48,  il.  *  Pa- 
per, 5c  Agr  7-1051/2 
63,  pt.  4,  Papers  on  cotton  boll  weevil  and  related  and  associated 
insects:  Predatory  bug  reported  as  enemv  of  cotton  boll  weevil. 
p.  49-54,  il.  *  Paper,  5c  Agr  7-1220/2 
63,  pt.  5,  Papers  on  cotton  boll  weevil  and  related  and  associated 
insects:  Notes  on  pepper  weevil,     p.  55-58,  il.  pi.     *  Paper,  5c 

Agr  7-1052/2 
63,  pt.  7,  Papers  on  cotton  boll  weevil  and  related  and  associated 
insects:  Cotton  stalk-borer,     p.  63-66,  pi.     *  Paper,  5c 

Agr  7-1053/2 
Circular— 

46,  revised  edition,  Hydrocyanic-acid  gas  against  household  in- 
sects.    7  p.     *  Paper,  5c 

47,  revised  edition,  Bedbug.     8  p.  il.     *  Paper,  5c 

83,  Locust  borer  and  methods  for  its  control.     8p.il.  *  Paper,  5c 

Agr  7-1211/2 
Equipment  Bureau  (Navy  Department): 

Note. — For  divisions  under  this  bureau,  see  names  of  divisions. 
Catalogue  of  ship's  and  crew's  libraries  of  U.  S.  >S.  Montgomery.    35  p. 
12° 

Catalogue  of  ship's  and  crew's  libraries  of  U.  S.  S.  New  Orleans.    36  p. 

12° 
Coal  notice  for  foreign  ports.     [4]  p.  f° 
Expenditures  in  Department  of  Agriculture  Committee  (House): 
Hearings  [Jan.  5-Feb.  20,  1907].     1179  p.  7-35127 

Same  [Jan.  25-Feb.  2,  1907,  differently  arranged],     p.  743-965. 

Experiment  Stations  Office  (Agriculture  Department): 

Note. — For  divisions  under  this  bureau,  see  names  of  divisions. 

Bulletin  177,  Evaporation  losses  in  irrigation  and  water  requirements 

of  crops.     64  p.  il.  pi.     *  Paper,  10c  Agr  7-464/4 

Circular  73,  Country  life  education.     13  p.     *  Paper,  5c    Agr  7-1054/3 

Experiment  station  record,  v.  18,  no.  5;    Jan.   1907.      p.    401-500. 

*  Paper,  $1.00  a  vol.  (12  nos.) 
Institutions  in  United  States  giving  instruction  in  agriculture.     5  p. 


536  February,  1907 

Experiment  Stations  Office — Continued. 

List  of  publications  of  office  on  irrigation  and  drainage;  corrected  to 
Nov.  1,  1906.     11  p. 

List  of  station  publications  received  bv  office  during  Jan.  1907.     7  p. 
[Monthly.] 
Finance  Committee  (Senate): 

Alcohol.  Amendment  of  free-alcohol  law  [hearings,  Feb.  14,  19, 
1907,  on  H.  24816,  to  amend  act  for  withdrawal  jrom  bond,  tax 
free,  of  domestic  alcohol  when  rendered  unfit  for  beverage  or 
liquid  medicinal  uses  by  mixture  with  suitable  denaturing  ma- 
terials].    46  p. 

Tobacco.  Free  tobacco  bill,  hearings  before  subcommittee  [Feb.  6- 
21,  1907],  on  H.  14972,  for  relief  of  tobacco  growers,     p.  1-66. 

Fisheries  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Note. — The  bureau  supplies  gratuitously  those  of  its  publications  which  are 
in  print. 

Bulletin,  v.  25,  1905.     488  p.  il.  pi.  map,  large  8°    *  Cloth,  $2.00 
Commercial  fisheries  of  Pacific  Coast  States,  [calendar  vear]  1904. 
74  p.     *  Paper,  10c  7-35100 

Statistical  bulletin — 

193,  Statement,  by  months,  of  quantities  and  values  of  certain 
fishery  products  landed  at  Boston  and  Gloucester,  Mass.,  by 
American  fishing  vessels,  [calendar]  year  1906.    1  p.  oblong  8° 

194,  Statement,  by  fishing  grounds,  of  quantities  and  values  of 
certain  fishery  products  landed  at  Boston  and  Gloucester, 
Mass.,  by  American  fishing  vessels,  [calendar]  year  1906.  1  p. 
oblong  8° 

Statistics  of  fisheries  of  Middle  Atlantic  States,  [calendar  vear]  1904. 
122  p.     *  Paper,  10c  7-35091 

Fisheries  Committee  (Senate): 

Report  amending  S.  8074,  to  establish  fish-hatching  and  fish-culture 
station  in  county  of  Newcastle,  Del.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  6257.) 

Foreign  Mail  Service  (Post-Office  Department): 

Schedule  of  steamers  appointed  to  convey  mails  to  foreign  countries 
during  Mar.  1907.     1  p.  narrow  f°     [Monthly.] 

Foreign  Relations  Committee  (Senate): 

Citizens  of  United  States.     Report  amending  H.  24122,  in  reference 
to  expatriation  of  citizens  and    their    protection  abroad.     1  p. 
(S.  rp.  7299.) 
Kongo  Free  State.     Report  [by  John  T.  Morgan]  on  S.  R.  267  [re- 
questing President  to  inform  Senate  regarding  concessions  from 
King  Leopold  of  Belgium  for  gathering  India  rubber  in  Kongo 
Free  State,  and  similar  concessions  from  Government  of  Liberia]. 
7  p.        ' 
Forest  Service  (Agriculture  Department): 
Circular — 

22, 5th  revision,  Practical  assistance  to  tree  planters.    4  p.    *  Paper, 

5c  Agr  6-365/3 

61,  Forest  planting  leaflet:  How  to  transplant  forest  trees.     4  p.  il. 

*  Paper,  5c  Agr  7-1055-6/2 

78,  Woods  used  for  packing  boxes  in  New  England.     4  p.    *  Paper, 

5c  Agr  7-1215/3 

Field  program  [and  Service  notes],  Feb.  1907.     32  p.     [Monthly.] 

Press  bulletin  148,  149;  Feb.  14,  27,  1907.     Each  1  p. 


February,  1907  537 

Geological  Survey  (Interior  Department): 

Note.— The  publications  of  the  United  States  Geological  Survey  consist  of 
annual  reports  (restricted  to  one  volume  each,  beginning  with  report  for  1902), 
bulletins,  Mineral  resources,  Professional  papers,  and  Water-supply  and  irri- 
gation papers,  which  are  intended  for  free  distribution;  and  maps,  Mono- 
graphs, and  folios  of  the  Geologic  atlas  and  the  Topographic  atlas  of  the 
United  States,  which  are  sold  at  prices  ranging  from  5c  to  S11.00  each.  A 
wholesale  rate  has  been  established  for  topographic  and  geologic  folios,  when- 
ever the  sum  transmitted  solely  for  folios  at  the  wholesale  price  amounts  to  at 
least  85.10;  that  is,  a  discount  of  40  per  cent  will  be  given  whenever  34  or  more 
folios  that  sell  singly  for  25c,  or  their  equivalent  in  higher  priced  folios, 
are  ordered  at  one  time.  Address  the  Director  of  the  Geological  Survey, 
Washington. 

Black  sands  of  Pacific  slope  in  1905.     84  p.     *  Paper,  10c 
Bulletin— 

286,  Economic  geology  of  Beaver  quadrangle,  Pa.     132  p.  il.  pi. 

map.      (H.  doc.  834,  59th  Cong.  1st  sess.)  GS  7-554  3 

305,  Analysis  of  silicate  and  carbonate  rocks.     200  p.  il.     (H.  doc. 

58. )  GS  7-555/2 

310,  Results  of  primary  friangulation  and  primary  trayerse,  1906. 

248  p.  map.     *  Paper,  30c  4-1312 

Geologic  atlas  of  United  States  142,  Cloud  Peak-Fort  McKinney  folio, 

Wyo.     16  p.  il.  pi.  maps,  large  4°    *  Paper,  25c  GS  7-310/4 

Report  on  inyestigation  of  electric  smelting  of  iron  ores,  included  in 

inyestigation  of  black  sands  of  Pacific  slope.     12  p.  pi.     (S.  doc. 

232. )  7-35111 

Geological  Survey  Committee  (Senate): 

Report  amending  S.  7359,   for  inyestigation  of  water  resources  in 
United  States.     18  p.     (S.  rp.  6667.)  7-35142 

Government  Actuary  (Treasury  Department): 

Market  prices  and  investment  yalues  of  outstanding  securities  [Jan. 
1907].     2  p. 4°     (Treasury  Dept.     Dept.  circular  7,  1907.) 

Government  Hospital  for  Insane  (Interior  Department): 

Estimate  of  deficiency  in  appropriation.     3  p.     (H.  doc.  745). 
Letters  from  superintendent  of  hospital  and  from  director  of  Geologi 
cal  Suryey,  in  relation  to  proyision   in  sundry   civil  bill  which 
changes  methods  for  letting  of  contracts  for  supplies.     4  p.     (S. 
doc.  348.) 
Syllabus  of  courses  of  instruction  in  training  school  for  nurses.     19  p. 
"  *  Cloth,  25c 
Government  Hospital  for  Insane,  Special  Committee  on  Investiga- 
tion of  (House): 
Hearings  [May  4-Dec.  13,  1906].     2  pts.  2010  p. 
Report  [and  views  of  minority]  with  hearings,  May  4-Dec.  13,  1906, 
and   digest   of    testimony."     2  v.xxxix^2251  p.      (H.  rp.   7644, 
2  pts.)  7-35154 

Government  Printing  Office: 

Note. — For  office  under  this  office,  see  Documents  Office. 
Report  of  mail  deposited  by  office  in  Washington  post-office  under 
penalty  provision,  July-Dec.  1906.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  650. ) 

Hy drographic  Office  ( Equipment  Bureau,  Navy  Department ) : 

Note. — The  charts,  sailing  directions,  etc.,  of  the  Hydrographic  Office  are 
sold  by  the  office  in  Washington  and  also  by  agents  at  the  principal  American 
and  foreign  seaports  and  American  lake  ports.  The  price  of  the  Catalogue  of 
charts,  plans,  sailing  directions,  and  other  publications  is  50c.  Copies  of  the 
Hydrographic  bullet'n  and  Notice  to  mariners  are  supplied  free  on  applica- 
tion at  the  Hydrographic  Office  in  Washington  and  at  the  branch  offices  in 
Boston,  New  York,  Philadelphia,  Baltimore,  Norfolk,  Savannah,  New  Orleans, 
San  Francisco,  Portland  (Oreg.),  Port  Townsend,  Chicago,  Cleveland,  Buffalo, 
Sault  Ste.  Marie,  and  Duluth. 


538  February,  1907 

Hydrographic  Office— Continued. 
Charts- 
Africa,  Anchorages  and  bavs  on  west  coast  of,  from  latest  infor- 
mation; chart  2314.     25X27.8  in.     30c 
Africa,  Anchorages  and  bays  on  west  coast  of,  from  latest  infor- 
mation; chart  2316.     28.6X25.9  in.     30c 
Barahona  Harbor,  Neiva  Bay,  south  coast  of  Santo  Domingo,  W- 
I.,  from  survey  in  1906  by  U.  S.  S.  Don  Juan  de  Austria;  chart 
2380.     Scale  1500  yds.  =13.5  in.     29.1X36.2  in.     50c 
Cape  Mount  Bay,  Liberia,  west  coast  of  Africa,  from  British  sur- 
vey in  1904  and  1905,  scale  naut.  in.  =2.25  in.;  Monrovia  Bay, 
Liberia,  west  coast  of  Africa,  from  British  survey  in  1904  and 
1905,  with  additions  from  United  States  surveys  in  1879  and 
1902,  scale  naut.  in. =2.25  in.;  chart  2382.     14.7X26.3  in.     20c 
Exploits,  Bay  of,  southern  part,  Notre  Dame  Bay,  Newfoundland, 
east  coast,  from  British  survey  in   1903;   chart  2379.     Scale 
naut.  m.  =2.9  in.     33.2X25.7  in.     40c 

Pilot  chartof  north  Atlantic  Ocean,  Feb.  1907;  chart  1400.  Scale  1° 
long.=0.27in.     21X32  in.     [Monthly.]     10c 

Pilot  chart  of  north  Pacific  Ocean,  Mar.  1907;  chart  1401.  Scale 
1°  long.  =0.2  in.     20.7X35.3  in.     [Monthly.]     10c 

Port  Plata,  north  coast  of  Santo  Domingo,  W.  I.,  from  examina- 
tion in  1906  by  U.  S.  S.  Nashville;  chart  2384.  Scale  naut. 
m.=7in.     16.3X10.9  in.     10c 

Princes,  San  Thome,  and  Anno  Bom  islands  [with  plans  of  har- 
bors], west  coast  of  Africa,  from  latest  information;  chart  2381. 
24.3X18.9  in.     20c 
Hydrographic   bulletin,  ■  weekly,    910-913;    Feb.  6-27,  1907.     Each 

1  p.  various  sizes. 
List  of  lights  of  the  world:  v.  1,  East  and  west  coasts  of  North  and 

South  America,  excepting   United   States,  including  West  India 

and  Pacific  islands;  corrected  to  Jan.  1,  1907.     78  p. 4° 
Notice  to  mariners,  weekly,  5-8,  1907;  Feb.  2-23  [1907].     1.71-136. 

Same,  index  to  1-52  of  1906.     39  p. 

Immigration  and  Naturalization  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  De- 
partment): 

Immigration  laws  and  regulations  of  Feb.  1906.  Edition  of  Feb. 
1907.     53  p.     *  Paper,  10c 

Immigration  statement  and  inward  passenger  movement  for  Jan. 
1907.     1  p.  f°     [Monthly.] 

Immigration  and  Naturalization  Committee  (House) : 

Charleston,  S.  C.  Report  amending  H.  25719,  for  immigration  sta- 
tion at  Charleston.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  8028.) 

Galveston,  Tex.  Report  amending  S.  8327,  for  immigration  station 
at  Galveston.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  8026.) 

New  Orleans,  La.  Report  amending  S.  7247,  for  immigration  station 
at  New  Orleans.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  8061.) 

Immigration  Committee  (Senate): 

Report  favoring  S.  8327,  for  immigration  station  at  Galveston,  Tex. 
1  p.     (S.  rp.  6663.) 
Indian  Affairs  Committee  (House): 

Cherokee  Indians.  Report  amending  H.  25737,  for  relief  of  cer- 
tain white  persons  who  intermarried  with  Cherokee  citizens.  2  p. 
(H.  rp.  8088.) 


February,  1907  539 

• 

Indian  Affairs  Committee  (House) — Continued. 

Indian  reservations.  Keport  amending  H.  25741,  to  amend  act  for 
allotment  of  land  [lands]  in  severalty  [to  Indians,  etc.,  so  that 
provision  relating  to  leasing  of  lands  for  mining  and  grazing  pur- 
poses shall  apply  to  reservations  established  by  Executive  order]. 
1  p.    (H.  rp.  8145.) 

La  Pointe  Reservation,  Wis. — 

Report  amending  S.  2787,  identical  with  H.  9308,  to  amend  act 
for  allotments  of  lands  in  severalty  to  Indians  of  La  Pointe  or 
Bad  River  Reservation  [so  as  not  to  bar  any  Indian  entitled 
to  allotment  under  treaty  of  Sept.  30,  1854].  3  p.  (H.  rp. 
7287. ) 
Report  amending  by  substitute  H.  23826,  to  perfect  title  to  section 
16  in  reservation.     3  p.     (H.  rp.  7619. ) 

Menominee  Reservation.  Report  favoring  H.  24043,  to  authorize 
sale  of  timber  on  land  reserved  for  Menominee  Indians  in  Wis- 
consin.    4  p.     (H.  rp.  7280.) 

Mille  Lac  Indians.  Report  favoring  H.  24054,  for  relief  of  Mille  Lac 
Indians.     18  p.     (H.  rp.  7612.) 

Muscogee,  Ind.  T.  Report  submitting  H.  R.  838,  calling  for  report 
on  alleged  shortage  in  accounts  of  cashier  of  Indian  agencv  at 
Muscogee,  as  substitute  for  H.  R.  828.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  7616.) 

Omaha  Indians.  Report  amending  H.  25614,  authorizing  Omaha 
Indians  to  submit  claims  to  Court  of  Claims.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  7614.] 

Paiute  Indians.  Report  amending  S.  8365,  authorizing  Secretary  of 
Interior  to  cancel  certain  Indian  allotments  [in  Nevada]  and  sub- 
stitute therefor  smaller  allotments  of  irrigable  land,  and  provid- 
ing for  compensatory  payments  to  irrigation  fund  on  [Paiute] 
lands  so  allotted  within  Truckee-Carson  irrigation  project.  2  p. 
(H.  rp.  7611.) 

Quapaw  Agency.  Report  amending  H.  25570,  to. amend  act  to  amend 
act  for  allotment  of  lands  in  severalty  to  Indians  and  to  extend 
protection  of  laws  of  United  States  and  Territories  over  Indians 
[so  as  to  include  Indians  in  Indian  Territorv  not  belonging  to 
Five  Civilized  Tribes].     2  p.     (H.  rp.  7615. ) 

Rosebud  Reservation,  S.  Dak.  Report  amending  H.  24987,  to  author- 
ize sale  and  disposition  of  portion  of  surplus  or  unalloted  lands  in 
reservation.     S  p.     (H.  rp.  7613. ) 

Indian  Affairs  Committee  (Senate): 

Cherokee  Indians.  Report  favoring  S.  8535,  for  relief  of  certain  white 
persons  who  intermarried  with  Cherokee  citizens.  1  p.  (S.  rp. 
7256. ) 

Choctaw  Freedmen.  Hearings  [Jan.  23,  24,  1907]  on  Choctaw  and 
Chickasaw  Indians  [on  amendment  to  H.  22580,  making  appro- 
priations for  Indian  Department,  1908,  for  transfer  of  certain 
Choctaw  and  Chickasaw  freedmen  from  rolls  of  freedmen  to  rolls 
of  citizens  by  blood  of  said  nations].      122  p.      (S.  doc.  257.) 

7-35108 

Indians — 

Report  amending  H.  5290,  for  allotment  and  distribution  of  Indian 

tribal  funds.     3  p.     (S.  rp.  6687.) 
Report  amending  H.  5290,  for  allotment  and  distribution  of  Indian 
tribal  funds.     3  p.     (S.  rp.  6698.) 

Iowa  Indians.  Report  favoring  S.  8533,  to  authorize  Court  of  Claims 
to  adjudicate  claims  of  Sac  and  Fox  Indians  of  the  Mississippi  in 
Iowa  against  Sac  and  Fox  Indians  of  the  Mississippi  in  Oklahoma 
and  United  States.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  7253.) 


540  •  February,  1907 

Indian  Affairs  Committee  (Senate) — Continued. 

Jicarilla  Apache  Reservation,  N.  Mex.  Report  amending  H.  23650, 
to  quiet  title  to  lands  on  Jicarilla  Reservation,  to  cause  allotments 
to  be  made,  and  to  dispose  of  merchantable  timber.  3  p.  (S.  rp. 
7246. ) 

Kickapoo  Indians.  Affairs  of  Mexican  Kickapoo  Indians,  [hearings 
before  subcommittee,  Feb.  8-28,  1907,  in  compliance  with  Senate 
resolution  authorizing  investigation],     p.  1-447. 

Menominee  Reservation.  Report  amending  S.  8431,  to  authorize 
cutting  and  sale  of  timber  on  land  reserved  for  Menominee  In- 
dians in  Wisconsin.     3  p.     (S.  rp.  6669.) 

Paiute  Indians.  Report  amending  S.  8365,  authorizing  Secretary  of 
Interior  to  cancel  certain  Indian  allotments  and  substitute  therefor 
smaller  allotments  of  irrigable  land,  and  providing  for  compensa- 
tory payments  to  irrigation  fund  on  [Paiute]  lands  so  allotted 
within  Truckee-Carson  irrigation  project.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  6629. ) 

Quapaw  Agency.  Report  favoring  H.  25570,  to  amend  act  to  amend 
act  for  allotment  of  lands  in  severalty  to  Indians  and  to  extend 
protection  of  laws  of  United  States  and  Territories  over  Indians 
[so  as  to  include  Indians  in  Indian  Territory  not  belonging  to 
Five  Civilized  Tribes].     2  p.     (S.  rp.  7263.) 

Rosebud  Reservation,  S.  Dak. — 

Report  amending  H.  24987,  to  authorize  sale  and  disposition  of 
portion  of  surplus  or  unallotted  lands  in  reservation.     7  p. 
(S.  rp.  6838. ) 
Report  amending  by  substitute  S.  6618,  to  ratify  agreement  with 
Indians  on  reservation.     5  p.     (S.  rp.  6831.) 

Seneca  Indians.  Report  favoring  S.  8540,  to  ratify  lease  [of  Charles 
M.  L.  Ashby]  with  Seneca  Indians.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  7316.) 

Siletz  Reservation,  Oreg.  Report  favoring  S.  6754,  granting  to  Siletz 
Power  and  Manufacturing  Company  right  of  way  for  water  ditch 
or  canal  through  reservation.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  7067.) 

Indian  Bureau  (Interior  Department): 

Communication  in  relation  to  purchase  of  additional  lands  for  use  of 
Sac  and  Fox  Indians  in  Iowa.     7  p.  maps.     (H.  doc.  513.) 

Estimate  of  appropriation  for  relief  of  Charles  H.  Dickson  and  cer- 
tain Indians  of  Fort  Lapwai,  Idaho.     18  p.     (H.  doc.  706.) 

Memorial  of  national  legislature  of  Chickasaw  Nation  concerning 
manner  of  conducting  schools  of  that  nation,  with  reports  thereon. 
6  p.     (S.  doc.  325.) 

Proposals  received  and  contracts  awarded  for  supplies  for  Indian 
service,  1907.     98  p.     *  Paper,  10c 

Regulations  to  be  observed  in  leasing  for  mining  purposes  of  allotted 
lands  of  incompetent  Indians  of  Quapaw  Agency,  Ind.  T.     6  p. 

Industrial  Expositions  Select  Committee  (Senate): 

Bordeaux,  France.  Report  recommending  that  appropriation  be 
made  for  representation  of  United  States  at  International  Mari- 
time Exposition  at  Bordeaux.  1  p.  (S.  rp.  5991.) 
Seattle,  Wash.  Report  amending  S.  7382,  to  encourage  holding  of 
Alaska-Yukon-Pacific  exposition  at  Seattle  in  1909.  6  p.  (S.  rp. 
6510.)  7-35118 

Insular  Affairs  Committee  (House): 

Insular  possessions.  Report  amending  H.  23568,  to  secure  better 
system  of  report  and  accountability  by  governments  of  insular 
possessions  of  United  States.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  8118.) 


February,  1907  541 

Insular  Affairs  Committee  (House) — Continued. 
Philippine  Islands — 

Report  amending  H.  25186,  for  agricultural  bank  in  Philippine 
Islands.     6  p.     (H.  rp.  7559  [pt,  1].)  7-35125 

Report  amending  S.  6249,  for  agricultural  bank  in  Philippine 
Islands.     3  p.     (H.  rp.  8115.) 

Views  of  minority  adverse  to  H.  25186,  for  agricultural  bank  in 
Philippine  Islands;  with  views  of  Mr.  Hubbard.  5  p.  (II.  rp. 
7559,  pt.  2.)  •  7-35125 

Views  of  minority  adverse  to  H.  25186,  for  agricultural  bank  in 
Philippine  Islands,  and  submitting  substitute  bill,  to  encour- 
age agriculture  in  Philippine  Islands  by  providing  that  Philip- 
pine government  may  loan  to  agriculturists  fund  equal  to  profit 
derived  by  government  from  recoinage  of  certain  coins;  with 
views  of  Mr.  Gilbert,     7  p.      (II.  rp.  7559,  pt.  3.)  7-35125 

Interior  Department: 

Note. — The  decisions  of  tne  Department  of  the  Interior  in  pension  eases  are 
issued  in  ^ii)>s  and  in  signatures,  and  the  decisions  in  land  cases  are  issued 
in  signatures,  both  being  published  later  in  bound  volumes  at  pri<  es  ranging 
from  $1.05  to  SI. 45  per  volume.  Subscribers  may  deposit  81.00  in  the  Depart- 
ment and  receive  the  contents  of  a  volume  of  the  decisions  of  either  kind 
in  separate  parts  as  they  are  issued.  For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see 
names  of  bureaus. 

Decisions  [of  Department  and  General  Land  Office]  relating  to  pub- 
lic lands,  v.  35,  [signatures]  19-21.     p.  289-336. 

Letter  correcting  error  in  report  containing  5  names  of  persons  who 
conveyed  or  relinquished  to  United  States  lands  within  forest 
reserves.     1  p.      (S.  doc.  350. ) 

Letters  which  have  passed  between  President  and  Secretary  in  refer- 
ence to  report  of  select  committee  of  Senate  on  affairs  in  Indian 
Territory,  etc.      108  p.     (S.  doc.  286.) 

Papers  in  investigation  of  official  conduct  of  William  O.  Beall.    158  p. 
(S.  doc.  357.) 
Same,  advance  print,  without  title  or  document  number.     158  p. 

Recommendation  of  legislation  relating  to  care  of  insane  in  Alaska. 
2  p.     (H.  doc.  757.)" 

Supplemental  statement  of  receipts  and  disbursements  of  funds  de- 
rived from  sale  of  town  lots  [at  Anadarko,  Lawton,  and  Hobart] 
Okla.  [Aug.  1901].     9  p.     (H.  doc.  149,  pt.  2.) 

Uniform  rules  and  regulations  prescribed  by  Secretaries  of  Interior, 
Agriculture,  and  War,  to  carry  out  provisions  of  act  for  preserva- 
tion of  American  antiquities,  approved  June  8,  1906.     3  p. 

Internal  Revenue  Commissioner  (Treasury  Department): 
Circular — 

685,  Instructions  concerning  records  and  reports  relating  to  dena- 
tured alcohol.     2  p.  4° 

686,  Amendment  of  sec.  26,  Regulations  30,  concerning  denatured 
alcohol.     1  p.  4° 

687,  Postponing  for  30  davsfrotn  and  after  Jan.  1,  1907,  provisions 
of  Circular  682.     1  p.  4° 

688,  Supplemental  to  Regulations  30,  concerning  denatured  alco- 
hol.    1  p.  4° 

689,  Notice  of  increase  in  price  of  Alexander's  improved  wantage 
rod,  method  of  procuring  and  using  same.     1  p.  4° 

25452— No.  146—07 5 


542  February,  1907 

Internal  Revenue  Commissioner— Continued. 
Circular — Conti  n  ued . 

690,  Supplemental  to  Regulations  30,  concerning  storage  of  dena- 
tured alcohol  on   premises  of  wholesale  and  retail  druggists. 

1  p.  4° 

691,  Case  stamps  for  distilled  spirits  bottled  in  bond.     1  p.  4° 

692,  Forwarding  samples  for  analysis.     2  p.  4° 

Report  of  appointments  and  regulations  made  under  act  known  as 
denatured  alcohol  law.     76  p.     (S.  doc.  300.) 

Interstate  and  Foreign  Commerce  Committee  (House): 

Allegheny  River.  Report  amending  H.  25627,  to  authorize  county  of 
Armstrong,  Pa.,  to  construct  bridge  across  river.  1  p.  (H.  rp. 
7639. ) 

Calumet  River.  Report  favoring  H.  25671,  to  authorize  construction 
of  bridge  across  Grand  Calumet  River,  111.  [by  Chicago  Terminal 
Transfer  Railroad  Company].     1  p.     (H.  rp.  8048.) 

Chattahoochee  River.  Report  favoring  H.  25043,  to  authorize  At- 
lanta, Birmingham  and  Atlantic  Railroad  Company  to  construct 
bridge  across  river  [near  Lagrange]  Ga.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  7110.) 

Chicago  Drainage  Canal.  Hearing  before  subcommittee,  Feb.  20, 
1907,  on  Chicago  Drainage  Canal  and  Illinois  and  Michigan  Canal. 
41  p.  7-35105 

Cotton.  Report  amending  by  substitute  H.  R.  795,  directing  Bureau 
of  Corporations  to  investigate  fluctuation  in  price  of  cotton,  etc. 
1  p.      (  H.  rp.  7116. ) 

Cumberland  River — 

Report  amending  by  substitute  H.  25739,  to  authorize  Cairo  and 
Tennessee  River  Railroad  Company  to  construct  bridges  across 
river.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  8110.) 
Report  favoring  S.  8274,  to  amend  act  to  authorize  construction  of 

2  bridges  across  river  at  or  near  Nashville,  Tenn.  [by  David- 
son County,  so  as  to  extend  time].     1  p.     (H.  rp.  7621.) 

Escambia  River.  Report  amending  H.  25795,  to  authorize  Pensacola 
and  Northeastern  Railroad  Company  to  construct  bridge  over 
river  between  counties  of  Santa  Rosa  and  Escambia.  1  p.  (H. 
rp.  8098. ) 

Galveston,  Tex.  Report  amending  S.  7684,  to  provide  for  Galveston 
customs  boarding  boat.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  7593.) 

International  Congress  of  Hygiene  and  Demography.  Report  favor- 
ing H.  J.  R.  246,  to  extend  invitation  to  12th  congress  to  hold  13th 
congress  in  Washington  [D.  C  ].     4  p.     (H.  rp.  8020.) 

Light-House  Board — 

Hearings,  Jan.  16-23,  1907,  on  additional  aids  to  navigation  in 
Light-House  Establishment.     65  p.  7-35096 

Report  amending  H.  25242,  to  authorize  additional  aids  to  naviga- 
tion in  Lightdiouse  Establishment.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  7111.) 

Milwaukee.  Wis.  Report  favoring  H.  25574,  to  authorize  location  of 
light  and  fog-signal  station  heretofore  provided  for  at  south  end 
of  proposed  extension  of  breakwater,  harbor  of  refuge,  Milwaukee. 
1  p.     (H.  rp.  8022.) 

Mississippi  River —  '■] 

Report  amending  H.  25541,  to  amend  act  permitting  building  of 
dam  across  river  at  or  near  Sauk  Rapids,  Minn,  [so  as  to  extend 
time].     2  p.      (H.  rp.  8021.) 


Pebruaky,  1907  543 

Interstate  and  Foreign  Commerce  Committee — Continued. 
Mississippi  River — Continued. 

Report  amending  H.  24988,  to  authorize  Pike  Rapids  Power  Com- 
pany to  construct  dam  across  river  in  Morrison  County,  Minn. 
2  p.     (H.  rp.  7109.) 

Report  favoring  H.  25123,  for  construction  of  bridge  across  river 
[at  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  by  St.  Louis  Electric  Bridge  Company].  1 
p.     (H.  rp.  7293.) 

Report  favoring  H.  25716,  to  amend  act  permitting  building  of 
dam  across  river  above  Monticello,  Minn,  [by  Mississippi 
River  Power  Company,  so  as  to  extend  time].  1  p.  (H.  rp. 
8092.) 

Report  favoring  H.  25717,  to  amend  act  permitting  building  of 

dam  across  river  at  or  near  Clearwater,  Minn,  [by  Mississippi 

River  Power  Company,  so  as  to  extend  time].     1  p.     (H.  rp. 

8093. ) 
Report  favoring  S.  8400,  to  amend  act  permitting  building  of  dam 

across  river  at  or  near  Sauk  Rapids,  Minn,  [so  as  to  extend 

time].     1  p.     (H.  rp.  8062.) 
Report  favoring  H.  25542,  to  amend  act  permitting  building  of 

dam  across  river  in  county  of  Morrison,  Minn,  [by  Pike  Rapids 

Power  Company].     1  p.     (H.  rp.  7620. ) 
Report   favoring  S.  8377,  to  amend  act  permitting  building  of 

dam  across  river  in  county  of  Morrison,  Minn,  [by  Pike  Rapids 

Power  Company].     1  p.     (H.  rp.  8016. ) 
Report  favoring  H.  24817,  to  amend  act  permitting  building  of 

dam  across  river  in  county  of  Morrison,  Minn,  [by  Pike  Rapids 

Power  Company,  so  as  to  extend  time].     1  p.     (H.  rp.  7107.) 
Report  favoring  H.  25046,   to  authorize    construction  of    bridge 

across  river  at  Louisiana,  Mo.    [by  D.  A.   Ball  and  others]. 

1  p.     (H.  rp.  7292). 
Report  favoring  H.  25B29,  to  repeal  act  of  Feb.  27,  1901,  [amend- 
ing act]  granting  authority  to  East  St.   Louis  and  St.  Louis 

Bridge  and  Construction  Company  to  build  bridge  across  river 

[to  St.  Louis,  Mo.].     2  p.     (H.  rp.  8036.) 
Missouri  River — 

Report  amending  S.  7211,  to  amend  act  to  amend  act  [authorizing 

Chicago,  Kansas  City  and  Texas  Railway  Company]  to  construct 

bridge  across  river  between  Kansas  City  and  Sibley,  Mo.  [so  as 

to  extend  time].     2  p.     (H.  rp.  7305.) 
Report  amending  H.  25672,  to  amend  act  to  authorize  Ox  Bow 

Power  Company  to  construct  dam  across  river  [so  as  to  extend 

time].     1  p.     (H.  rp.  8023.) 
ReportamendingS.  7515,  to  authorize  Missouri  River  Improvement 

Company  to  construct  dam  across  river.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  7303.) 
Report  favoring  S.  6S72,  to  amend  act   authorizing  Winnipeg, 

Yankton  and   Gulf  Railroad   Company  to   construct  bridge 

across  river  at  or  near  Yankton,  S.  Dak.  [so  as  to  extend  time]. 

1  p.      (H.  rp.  7302.) 
Report  favoring  S.  8446,  to  extend  time  for  [commencement  and] 

completion  of  bridge  across  river  at  [or  near]   Yankton,  S. 

Dak.,  by  Yankton,  Norfolk  and  Southern  Railway  Company. 

1  p.     (H.  rp.  8063.) 


544  Februaky,  1907 

Interstate  and  Foreign  Commerce  Committee— Continued. 
Monongahela  River — 

Report  amending  H.  25691,  to  authorize  construction  of  bridge 
across  river  in  [Pittsburg],  Pa.,  by  Liberty  Bridge  Company. 
2  p.      (H.  rp.  8024. ) 

Report  amending  H.  25743,  to  authorize  Washington  and  Faj'- 
ette  counties,  Pa.,  to  construct  bridge  across  river.  2  p. 
(H.   rp.  8099.) 

Report  favoring  H.  25769,  to  amend  act  to  authorize  Fayette 
Bridge  Company  to  construct  bridge  over  Monongahela  River, 
Pa.,  from  borough  of  Brownsville,  Fayette  County,  to  borough 
of  West  Brownsville,  Washington  County  [so  as  to  extend 
time].  1  p.  (H.  rp.  8094.) 
Navigation — 

Report  favoring  S.  5385,  to  amend  act  to  adopt  regulations  for 
preventing  collisions  upon  certain  harbors,  rivers,  and  inland 
waters  of  United  States  [so  as  to  include  craft  navigating  in 
tow].     2  p.     (H.  rp.  7568.) 

Report  favoring  S.  5386,  to  amend  act  to  regulate  navigation 
on  Great  Lakes  and  their  connecting  and  tributary  waters  [so 
as  to  include  craft  navigating  in  tow].     2  p.     (H.  rp.  7569.) 

Report  favoring  S.  5384,  to  amend  sec.  4233,    Revised  statutes, 
relating  to  lights  on  water  craft  [so  as  to  include  craft  navi- 
gating in  tow].     2  p.     (H.  rp.  7567.) 
Ouachita  River.     Report  favoring  H.   25811,  to  authorize  Monroe, 

Farmerville  and  Northwestern  Railway   Company  to  construct 

bridge  over  Ouachita  River   [at  or  near  Monroe]  and  one  over 

D'Arbonne  River   [at  or  near  Farmerville]    La.     1  p.     (H.  rp. 

8138.) 

Panama  Canal.     Hearing  [Feb.  11,  1907]  on  canal  contract.     80  p. 

Panama  Railroad.  Hearing,  Feb.  19,  1907,  on  purchase  of  supplies 
by  Panama  Canal  Commission;  [statement  of  Theodore  P. 
Shonts].     13  p. 

Pearl  River.  Report  favoring  H.  25366,  to  authorize  New  Orleans 
and  Great  Northern  Railroad  Company  to  construct  bridge  across 
river  [at  or  near  Columbia]  Miss.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  7599.) 

Railroad  employees.  Report  amending  by  substitute  S.  5133,  to 
promote  safety  of  employees  and  travelers  upon  railroads  by  limit- 
ing hours  of  service  of  employees;  with  views  of  minority.  12  p. 
(H.  rp.  7641.)  *  7-35120 

Railroad  tickets.  Hearings  [Jan.  8-Feb.  1, 1907]  on  H.  20153,  21572, 
and  22133,  on  railroad  passenger  fares  and  mileage  tickets.     231  p. 

7-35131 

Rock  River.  Report  favoring  H.  25234,  permitting  building  of  dam 
across  river  at  Lyndon,  111.  [by  Edward  A.  Smith,  Harvey  S. 
Green,  and  John  Hurlbert].     1  p.     (H.  rp.  7598.) 

St.  Joseph  River.  Report  favoring  H.  25832,  to  authorize  Herman 
L.  Hartenstein  to  construct  dam  across  river  near  Mottville,  Mich. 
1  p.     (H.  rp.  8122.) 

Savannah  River — 

Report  amending  by  substitute  S.   8182,  authorizing  Twin   City 

Power  Company  to  build  2  dams  across  river  above  Augusta, 

Ga.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  8034.) 
Report'favoring  H.  25848,  permitting  building  of  dam  across  river 

at  [or  near]  Andersonville  Shoals  [by  J.  R.  Earle  Development 

Company].     1  p.     (H.  rp.  8141.) 


February,  1907  545 

Interstate  and  Foreign  Commerce  Committee— Continued. 
Savannah  River — Continued. 

Report  favoring  H.  25846,  permitting  building  of  dam  across  river 

at  [or  near]  Calhoun  Falls  [bv  Hugh  MacRae  Company].     1  p. 

(H.  rp.  8139.) 
Report  favoring  H.  25849,  permitting  building  of  dam  across  river 

at  [or  near]  Cherokee  Shoals   [by  Hugh  MacRae  Company]. 

1  p.     (H.  rp.  8142.) 
Report  favoring  H.  25847,  permitting  building  of  dam  across  river 

at  [or  near]   Hattons   Ford  [bv    Hugh   MacRae  Company]. 

1   p.      (H.  rp.  8140.) 
Report  favoring  H.  25773,  permitting  building  of  dam  across  river 

at  [or  near]  McDaniel  Shoals  [by  Anderson  Guarantv  and 

Trust  Company].     1  p.      (H.  rp.  8095.) 
Report  favoring  H.  25776,  permitting  building  of  dam  across  river 

at  [or  near]  Middleton  Shoals  [by  Anderson  Guaranty  and 

Trust  Company].     1  p.     (H.  rp.  8097.) 
Report  favoring  H.  25850,  permitting  building  of  dam  across  river 

at  [or  near]  Trotters  Shoals  [bv  Hugh  MacRae  Company]. 

1  p.     (H.  rp.  8143.) 
Report  favoring  H.  25774,  permitting  building  of  dam  across  river 

at  [or  near]  Turner  Shoals  [bv  Anderson  Guaranty  and  Trust 

Company].     1  p.     (H.  rp.  8096.) 
Report  submitting  H.  25742,  to  authorize  Twin  City  Power  Com- 

panv  to  construct  2  dams  across  river  above  Augusta,  Ga.,  as 

substitute  for  S.  8182.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  8025.) 
Snake  River.     Report  amending  H.  24928,  authorizing  construction 
of  dam  across  river  [at  or  near  Five-mile  Rapids]  Wash.,  by  Ben- 
ton Water  Company.     1  p.      (H.  rp.  7108.) 
Steamboats.     Report  amending  H.  R.  831,  calling  for  information  as 
to  ownership  of  coastwise  steamships  by  railroad  companies.     1 
p.      (H.  rp.  8017.) 
Strikes.    Report  amending  H.  10840.  for  investigation  of  controversies 

affecting  interstate  commerce.     9  p.      (H.  rp.  8077.) 
Tennessee  River.     Report  amending  by  substitute  H.  25738,  to  au- 
thorize Cairo  and  Tennessee  River  Railroad  Company  to  con- 
struct bridge  across  river  [at  Birmingham,  Ky.].     2  p.     (H.  rp. 
8111.) 
Tsimpsean  Indians.     Report  favoring  S.  8299,  to  confer  certain  civic 

rights  on  Metlakahtla  Indians  of  Alaska.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  8116.) 
Tug  Fork.     Report  amending  H.  25611,  to  authorize  Burnwell  Coal 
and  Coke  Company  to  construct  bridge  across  Tug  Fork  of  Big 
Sandy  River  [near  Sprigg,  W.  Va.].     1  p.     (H.  rp.  7638.) 

Interstate  Commerce  Commission: 

Note. — The  commission  furnishes  its  reports  gratuitously  to  those  who  apply 
for  them. 

Accident  bulletin  21,  showing  collisions  and  derailments  of  trains 
and  casualties  to  persons,  July-Sept.  1906.     13  p.     [Quarterly.] 
Car-couplers — 

Defective  safety  appliances,  in  district  court  of  2d  judicial  district 
of  Arizona,  United  States  v.  El  Paso  and  Southwestern  Rail- 
road Company  [opinion  of  court,  Jan.  30,  1907].  4  p. 
Defective  safety  appliances,  [in]  Supreme  Court  of  Alabama, 
Kansas  City  [Memphis  and  Birmingham  Railroad  Company] 
v.  Flippo;  [opinion  of  court,  Nov.  25,  1903].     4  p. 


546  Febeuaky,  1907 

Interstate  Commerce  Commission — Continued. 

Employees.     Letter  stating  that  response  to  resolution  of  Feb.  8  gives 

names  and  compensation  of  persons  who  have  been  specially  or 

temporarilv  employed  bv  commission  between  June,  1906,  and 

Feb.  1907/  1  p.     (S.  doc.  334.) 
Grain.     Testimony,  Oct.  15-Nov.  23,  1906,  in  matter  of  relations  of 

common  carriers  to  grain  trade.     1128  p.     (S.  doc.  278.)    7-35141 
Hanks,  Charles  S.     Report  in  relation  to  employment  by  commission 

of  Hanks,  response  to  resolution.     8  p.     (S,  doc.  285.) 
Petroleum.     Report  of  investigation  of  railroad  discriminations  and 

monopolies  in  oil.     14  p.     (H.  doc.  606.)  7-35083 

Report.     20th  annual  report,  Dec.  19,  1906  [with  appendixes  A-E]. 

194  p.     *  Cloth,  35c  4-18123/3 

Tariff  circular — 

10a,  Regulations  governing  construction  and  filing  of  freight  tar- 
iffs and  classifications.     14  p. 

11a,  Regulations  governing  construction  and  filing  of  passenger 
tariffs.     13  p. 

Interstate  Commerce  Committee  (Senate): 

Views  of  minority  on  H.  12987,  to  amend  act  to  regulate  commerce 
and  acts  amendatory,  and  to  enlarge  powers  of  Interstate  Com- 
merce Commission.  June  28,  1906.  51  p.  (S.  rp.  1242,  pt.  2, 
59th  Cong.  1  st  sess. ) 

Irrigation  Committee  (Senate): 

Report  submitting  amendment  to  H.  24815,  making  appropriations 
for  Department  of  Agriculture,  1908,  to  amend  irrigation  act,  so 
as  to  grant  patents  to  land  after  5  years  residence,  as  substitute 
for  S.  6651.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  6829.) 

Isthmian  Canal  Commission  (War  Department): 

Note. — For  divisions  under  this  commission,  see  names  of  divisions. 

Estimate  of  [deficiency  in]  appropriation  for  construction  of  Isth- 
mian canal.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  717.) 

Minutes  of  meetings  of  commission  and  of  executive  and  engineering 
committees,  July-Sept.  1906.     158  p.  6-14147/3 

Speech  bv  Theodore  P.  Shouts  before  Chamber  of  Commerce,  At- 
lanta, Ga.,  May  30,  1906.     10  p.     *  Paper,  5c 

Speech  of  Theodore  P.  Shonts  before  Commercial  Club,  Chicago, 
Jan.  26,  1907.     20  p.     *  Paper,  10c  7-35076 

Speech  of  Theodore  P.  Shonts  before  Knife-and-Fork  Club,  Kansas 
City,  Jan.  24,  1907.     23  p.     *  Paper,  10c 

Judiciary  Committee  (House): 

Appeals.  Report  on  H.  15434,  to  regulate  appeals  in  criminal  prose- 
cutions, recommending  that  House  nonconcur  in  Senate  amend- 
ments and  ask  for  conference.     1  p.     ( H.  rp.  8060. ) 

District  attorneys.  Report  amending  H.  20519,  in  relation  to  salaries 
of  district  attorney  and  assistant  district  attorneys  for  northern 
district  of  Illinois.     8  p.      (II.  rp.  7557. ) 

District  of  Columbia.  Report  submitting  H.  25549,  to  amend  code  of 
law  for  District,  relative  to  assessment  life  insurance  companies  or 
associations,  as  substitute  for  H.  24644.     4  p.     (H.  rp.  7583.) 

Hungarian  Reformed  Federation  of  America.  Report  amending  H. 
24046,  to  incorporate  federation.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  7105.) 


February.  19<>7  547 

Judiciary  Committee  (House) — Continued. 

Indemnity.  Report  amending  H.  10,  to  authorize  courts  of  United 
States  to  require  party  to  submit  to  personal  physical  examination 
in  [personal  injury]  cases;  with  views  of  minority.  5  p.  (H.  rp. 
7587. ) 

Judges — 

Report  amending  by  substitute  H.  25692,  for  additional  judge  for 
northern  and  southern  districts  of  California.  1  p.  (H.  rp. 
8071.) 
Report  favoring  H.  24887,  for  judge  for  northern  district  of  Ala- 
bama. 2  p.  (H.  rp.  7310.) 
Report  favoring  S.  7812,  to  amend  sec.  591,  Revised  statutes,  rela- 
tive to  assignment  of  district  judges  to  perform  duties  of  dis- 
abled judge.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  7603.) 

Liquors.  Report  amending  H.  16479,  to  regulate  in  certain  cases 
transportation  and  sale  of  spirituous,  malt,  vinous,  and  intoxicat- 
ing liquors  in  interstate  commerce;  with  views  of  Mr.  Parker. 
24  p.     (H.  rp.  7115.) 

Nebraska.  Report  amending  S.  27H9,  to  divide  judicial  district  of 
Nebraska  into  divisions  and  for  additional  judge,  so  as  to  substi- 
tute text  of  H.  25580,  with  amendments.     3  p.     (  H.  rp.  7604.) 

North  Carolina.  Report  amending  by  substitute  H.  23391,  to  change 
time  of  holding  district  and  circuit  courts  in  eastern  district  of 
North  Carolina  and  for  clerk  at  Washington.    2  p.    (H.  rp.  7606.) 

Pollard,  Ernest  M.  Report  under  H.  R.  659,  directing  committee  to 
investigate  legal  right  of  Pollard  to  receive  pay  from  Mar.  4-Julv 
18,  1905.     3  p.     (H.  rp.  8043.) 

States.  Report  favoring  H.  25472,  to  tix  limitation  [of  act  to  amend 
act  to  amend  act  to  reimburse  States  and  Territories  for  expenses 
incurred  in  aiding  United  States  to  raise  and  equip  Volunteer 
Army  in  War  with  Spain].     1  p.      (H.  rp.  7586.) 

Tennessee.     Report  favoring  H.  25034,  to  change  time  of  holding  cir- 
.  cuit  and  district  courts  for  middle  district  of  Tennessee  [at  Nash- 
ville].    3  p.     (H.  rp.  7117.) 

Women.  Report  under  H.  R.  807,  directing  committee  to  investigate 
extent  of  jurisdiction  of  Congress  over  woman  and  child  labor, 
etc.     8  p.     ( H.  rp.  7304. ) 

Judiciary  Committee  (Senate) : 

Alabama.     Report  favoring  H.  24887,  for  judge  for  northern  district 

of  Alabama.     3  p.     (S.  rp.  6823.) 
Judges — 

Report  amending  by  substitute  H.  23394,  for  additional  circuit 
judges  in  9th  judicial  circuit,  and  for  additional  district  judge 
in  northern  district  of  California.     9  p.     (S.  rp.  6204.) 
Report  favoring  H.  9976,  for  additional  judge  in  southern  district 
of  Ohio.     3  p.     (S.  rp.  6943.) 
North  Carolina.     Report  favoring  H.  23391,  to  change  time  of  hold- 
ing district  and  circuit  courts  in  eastern  district  of  North  Carolina 
and  for  clerk  at  Washington.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  7277) 
Ohio.     Report  favoring  H.  18854,  for  sittings  of  circuit  and  district 
courts  of  southern  district  of  Ohio  at  Dayton.     1  p.      (S.  rp.  6944.) 
Oregon.     Report  amending  by  substitute  S.  275,  to  divide  Oregon  into 
2  judicial  districts  [and  for  terms  of  court  at  Baker].     2  p.     (S.  rp. 
6696. ) 


548  February,  1907 

Judiciary  Committee  (Senate) — Continued. 

South  Carolina.  Report  amending  H.  22334,  to  amend  act  to  regu- 
late sitting  of  United  States  courts  within  South  Carolina.  2  p. 
(S.  rp.  6885.) 
Washington  State.  Report  amending  H.  21383,  that  terms  of  circuit 
court  for  western  district  and  of  district  court  for  northern  division 
of  western  district  of  Washington  be  held  at  Bellingham.  1  p. 
(S.  rp.  6618.)    • 

Justice  Department: 

Note. — For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 

Estimate  of  appropriation  for  assistants  to  district  attorneys  in  natu- 
ralization proceedings  [etc.].     2  p.     (H.  doc.  620.) 

Estimate  of  appropriation  for  court-house  and  jail  at  Nome,  Alaska. 
2  p.     (H.  doc.  720.) 

Labor  Committee  (House): 

Report  amending  H.  25605,  to  establish  Foundation  for  Promotion  of 
Industrial  Peace.     6  p.     (H.  rp.  7627.)  7-35140 

Land  Office,  General  (Interior  Department): 

California.     Estimate  of  appropriation  for  temporary  clerks  in  Land 
Office  and  reproducing  records  in  office  of  surveyor-general  of 
California.     3  p.     (H.  doc.  705.) 
Forest  reservations — 

Additional  lists  of  persons  who  conveyed  or  relinquished  to  United 

States  lands  within  forest  reserves.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  332.) 
Draft  of  bill  to  amend  act  relating  to  entry  of  agricultural  lands 
within  forest  reserves  [so  as  to  permit  patents  to  issue  for  sub- 
divisions containing  2h  acres  or  any  multiple  thereof  without 
subdi visional  survey].     3  p.     (H.  doc.  649. ) 
Further  name  of  one  who  conveyed  or  relinquished  to  United 

States  lands  within  forest  reserves.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  352.) 
Letter  submitting  additional  name  to  those  who  conveyed  or  relin- 
quished to  United  States  lands  within  forest  reserves.     2  p. 
(S.  doc.  337.) 
Military  bounty  lands.     [Letter  to]  registers  and  receivers  [transmit- 
ting decision  of  Department  of  Interior  by  which  action  upon 
applications  to  locate  military  bounty-land  warrants  and  certifi- 
cates of  location  under  act  of  June  2,  1858,  is  to  be  governed].     4  p. 
Military  reservations.    Estimate  of  appropriation  for  survey,  appraisal, 
and  sale  of  abandoned  military  reservations.     3  p.     (H.  doc.  702.) 
New  Mexico.     Reply  to  inquiry  as  to  [mineral]  lands  in  townships 
in  vicinity  of  New  Mexico  principal  meridian.     5  p.     ( H.  doc.  769.) 
Public  lands.     Circular,  instructions  to  special  agents  under  act  of 
Feb.  25, 1885,  to  prevent  unlawful  occupancy  of  public  lands.     7  p. 

Library  Committee  (House) : 

Report  amending  S.  J.  R.  29,  authorizing  selection  of  site  and  erection 
of  pedestal  for  [Benjamin  F.]  Stephenson  Grand  Array  memorial 
in  Washington.  D.  C.     2  p.      (H.  rp.  8090.) 

Library  Committee  (Senate): 

Chalmette,  La.  Report  favoring  S.  8292,  for  completion  of  monument 
to  American  soldiers  who  fell  in  battle  of  New  Orleans  at  Chal- 
mette.    2  p.     (S.  rp.  6206. ) 


February,  1907  549 

Library  Committee  (Senate) — Continued. 

Harrison,  William  Henry.  Report  favoring  S.  8012,  to  erect  monu- 
ment on  Tippecanoe  battle  ground  in  Tippecanoe  County,  Ind. 
[in  honor  of  Harrison  and  soldiers  of  American  Armv  in  battle  of 
Nov.  7,  1811].     3  p.     (S.  rp.  6474.  ) 

Light=House  Board  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Note. — The  List  of  lights  and  fog  signals,  the  List  of  lights,  buoys,  and  day- 
marks,  and  the  Weekly  notice  to  mariners  can  be  obtained,  free  of  charge, 
on  application  to  the  office  of  the  Board  at  Washington,  the  inspectors  and 
engineers  of  the  several  lighthouse  districts,  the  United  states  custom-houses, 
the  principal  agencies  of  the  Coast  and  Geodetic  Survey,  the  Hydrographic 
Office,  and  the  branch  hydrographic  offices. 

Bureau  circular  15,  Officers  on  duty  under  Light-House  Establishment. 
2  p.  4° 

12th  Subdistrict.  List  of  lights,  buoys,  and  daymarks  embracing 
coasts,  harbors,  and  waters  of  Hawaiian  and  Midway  islands;  cor- 
rected to  Jan.  1,  1907.     19  p.  large  8" 

Weeklv  notice  to  mariners,  changes  in  aids  to  navigation  on  coasts  of 
United  States,  nos.  130-133;  Feb.  1-23,  1907. 

Loans  and  Currency  Division  (Treasury  Department): 

Caveat  list  of  United  States  registered  bonds,  Feb.  1, 1907.     1   p.  f° 

[Monthly.] 
Circulation  statement,  Feb.  1,  1907.     1  p.  oblong  8°     [Monthly.] 

Manufactures  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Note. — The  bureau  furnishes  its  publications  gratuitously  to  those  who 
apply  for  them. 

Daily  consular  and  trade  reports,  nos.  2783-2805;  Feb.  1-28,  1907. 
il.     [Daily  except  Sundays  and  holidays.] 

Monthly  consular  and  trade  reports,  Feb.  1907;  no.  317.     228  p.  il. 
*  Paper,  25c 
Same.     (H.  doc.  347.) 
Manufactures  Committee  (Senate): 

Report  favoring  S.  4633,  authorizing  Government  assistance  in  de- 
velopment of  ramie-fiber  silk  and  flax  preparation  and  manufac- 
ture and  their  production  and  profitable  home  market  in  United 
States,     lip.     (S.  rp.  6460.)  7-35119 

Medical  Department  ( War  Department) : 

Specifications  of  material  and  labor  required  in  construction  of  addi- 
tion to  post  hospital  at  Fort  Sheridan,  111.     35  p.  12° 

Medicine  and  Surgery  Bureau  (Navy  Department): 

Addenda  to  Specifications  for  construction  of  officers'  quarters  at 
naval  hospital,  Chelsea,  Mass.     1  p.  4° 

Merchant  Marine  and  Fisheries  Committee  (  House) : 

Fish  hatcheries.  Report  amending  H.  16015,  to  establish  fish-hatch- 
ing and  fish-culture  stations  in  States.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  7278.) 

Foreign  Mail  Service.  Development  of  Foreign  Mail  Service,  Amer- 
ican merchant  marine,  and  American  commerce;  memoranda  on 
substitute  for  S.  529.     44  p.  7-35097 

Mariechen,  German  bark.  Report  amending  H.  25437,  to  grant 
American  registry  to  bark.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  7640.) 

Mates.  Report  amending  H.  21204,  to  amend  sec.  4446,  Revised 
statutes,  relating  to  licensed  masters,  mates,  engineers,  and  pilots. 
2  p.     (H.  rp.  7301.) 


550  February,  1907 

Merchant  Marine  and  Fisheries  Committee — Continued. 

Shanghaiing.     Report  favoring  H.  25190,  to  amend  act  to  prohibit 

shanghaiing.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  8035. ) 
Shipping.     Development  of  American  merchant  marine  and  Amer- 
ican commerce,  declarations  of  mercantile  bodies,  national  and 
local,  for  upbuilding  of  American  shipping  in  foreign  trade.     21  p. 

7-35082 

Military  Affairs  Committee  (House): 

Athens,  Ohio.     Report  favoring  H.  25401,  to  authorize  disposition  of 
condemned  guns  and  cannon  balls  [to  Monument  Association, 
Athens].     1  p.     (H.  rp.  8102.) 
Columbia  Valley   Railroad.     Report  favoring  S.  6691,  granting  to 
company  right  of  way  through  Fort  Columbia  military  reserva- 
tion, at  Scarborough   Head,  Wash.,   and  through  United  States 
quarantine  station  in  section  17,  township  9  north,  range  9  west 
of  Willamette  meridian,  Wash.     5  p.     (H.  rp.  7601.) 
Douglas,  Fort.     Report  favoring  S.  8362,  to  authorize  city  council  of 
Salt  Lake,  Utah,  to  construct  boulevard  through  military  reserva- 
tion of  Fort  Douglas.     3  p.     (H.  rp.  7624.) 
Natchez   Electric   Street    Railway    and   Power    Company.      Report 
amending  by  substitute  H.  19751,  to  authorize  company  to  con- 
struct electric  railway  along  national  cemeterv  roadwav  at  Natchez, 
Miss.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  8079.) 
Norfolk  and  Portsmouth  Traction  Company.     Report  favoring  H. 
24605,  granting  to  company  right  to  operate  trains  through  mili- 
tary reservation  on  Willoughbv  Spit,  Norfolk  Countv,  Va.     1  p. 
(H.  rp.  7602.) 
Pay,  Army — 

Hearing,  Feb.  12  and  13,  1907,  on  H.  21400  and  23109,  relating  to 
increased  pay  of  Army,  Navv,  and  Marine  Corps.     43  p. 

7-35094 
Remarks  of  Johnson  Hagood  upon  occasion  of  hearing  [Feb.  13, 
1907]  upon  bill  to  increase  pay  of  officers  of  Army,  Navv,  and 
Marine  Corps,  H.  21400.     11  p. 
Statements  concerning  Capron  bill,   H.  21400,  to  regulate  and 
equalize  pay  of  officers  and  enlisted  men  of  Army,  Navy,  Ma- 
rine Corps,  and  Revenue-Marine  Service,  consisting  of  letters 
of  Secretary  of   War,   Secretary  of  Navy,    and  Secretary  of 
Treasury  [etc.  ] .     9  p. 
St.  Johns  Light  and  Power  Company.      Report  favoring  S.  8128, 
granting  to  company  right  of  way  for  street  railroad  through  mili- 
tary reservation  of  Fort  Marion,  St.  Augustine,  Fla.,  and  through 
other  Government  property  in  said  city.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  8117.) 
San  Pedro,  Cal.     Report  favoring  S.  7879,  granting  to  Los  Angeles 
Inter- Urban  Railway  Company  right  of  way  through  military 
reservation  at  San  Pedro.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  7295.) 
Volunteer  retired  list.     Letter  of  Green  B.  Raum  [Feb.  6,  1907]  re- 
lating to  H.  24544,  to  create  special  roll  to  be  known  as  volunteer 
retired  list.     11  p. 
Wright,  Fort.     Report  amending  H.  25319,  granting  right  to  operate 
railroad  through  Fort   Wright   military  reservation,    Wash.,   to 
Portland  and  Seattle  Railway  Company.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  7294.) 


February,  1907  551 

Military  Affairs  Committee  (Senate): 

Army — 

Hearings  [Jan.  30,  31,  1907]   on  [H.  2:5551]  Army  appropriation 

bill  for  1908.     29  p. 
Report  amending  H.  23551,  making  appropriation  for  Annv,  1908. 
7  p.     (S.  rp.  6188). 

Brownsville,  Tex.  Affray  at  Brownsville,  hearings  [Feb.  4-27, 
1907]  concerning  affray  at  Brownsville,  Aug.  13  and  14,  1906.  p. 
1-927. 

Columbia  Valley  Railroad.  Report  amending  by  substitute  S.  6691, 
granting  to  company  right  of  way  through  Fort  Columbia  mili- 
tary reservation,  at  Scarborough  Head,  Wash.,  and  through 
United  States  quarantine  station  in  section  17,  township  9  north, 
range  9  west  of  Willamette  meridian,  Wash.     5  p.     (S.  rp.  6309.) 

Constitution  Island,  N.  Y.  Report  favoring  amendment  to  H. 
25745,  making  appropriations  for  sundry  civil  expenses,  1908,  for 
purchase  of  island.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  7265.) 

Douglas,  Fort.  Report  favoring  S.  8362,  to  authorize  city  council  of 
Salt  Lake,  Utah,  to  construct  boulevard  through  military  reserva- 
tion of  Fort  Douglas.     3  p.     (S.  rp.  6513. ) 

Medals.  Report  favoring  H.  J.  R.  223,  relating  to  holders  of  medals 
of  honor.     2  p.      (S.  rp.  7250. ) 

Military  Academy.  Report  amending  H.  24537,  making  appropria- 
tions for  academy,  1908.     3  p.      (S.  rp.  7254). 

Norfolk  and  Portsmouth  Traction  Company.  Report  favoring  H. 
24605,  granting  to  company  right  to  operate  trains  through  mili- 
tary reservation  on  Willoughby  Spit,  Norfolk  County,  Va.  1  p. 
(S.  rp.  7301.) 

Pay  Department,  Army.  Report  amending  by  substitute  S.  4767,  for 
recognition  of  faithful  service  in  department.     2  p.      (S.  rp.  6077.) 

Philippine  scouts.  Report  favoring  S.  8301,  for  reimbursement  of 
certain  enlisted  men  of  Philippine  scouts.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  6664.) 

Retired  list,  Army.  Report  favoring  S.  J.  R.  91,  adjusting  status  of 
officers  of  Army  as  to  period  of  service  required  by  act  to  entitle 
army  officer  to  retirement  on  his  own  application  [so  that  naval 
service  shall  count  towards  retirement].     3  p.     (S.  rp.  7307.) 

St.  Johns  Light  and  Power  Company.  Report  amending  S.  8128. 
granting  to  company  right  of  way  for  street  railroad  through  mil- 
itary reservation  of  Fort  Marion,  St.  Augustine,  Fla.,  and  through 
other  Government  property  in  said  city.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  6310.) 

Wood,  Leonard — 

Argument  of  M.  A.  Hanna  in  opposition  to  promotion  of  Wood. 
Mar.  9,  1904.  24  p.  (Confidential;  Senate  executive  3,  58th 
Cong.  2d  sess. )  [Injunction  of  secrecy  removed  Jan.  18, 
1907  ]  7-35136 

Note.— The  series  of  documents  to  which  this  belongs  is  printed  in 
confidence  for  the  use  of  the  Senate,  and  is  inaccessible  to  other  persons 
unless,  as  in  this  instance,  the  Senate  removes  the  injunction  of  secrecy. 

Nomination  of  Wood  to  be  major-general,  hearings  [Nov.  19-Dec. 
15,  1903]  concerning  nomination  of  Wood.  Jan.  7,  1904. 
899  p.  (Confidential;  [Senate]  executive  C,  58th  Cong.  2d 
sess.)     [Injunction  of  secrecy  removed  Jan.  18,  1907.] 

7-35133 

Note.—  The  series  of   documents  to  which  this  belongs  is  printed  in 

confidence  for  the  use  of  the  Senate,  and  is  inaccessible  to  other  persons 

unless,  as  in  this  instance,  the  Senate  removes  the  injunction  of  secrecy. 


552  February,  1907 

Military  Affairs  Committee  (Senate)— Continued. 
Wood,  Leonard — Continued. 

Reasons  for  favoring  confirmation  of  nomination  of  Wood  to  be 
major-general;  submitted  by  Mr.  Foraker.  Jan.  4,  1904. 
89  p.  (Confidential;  [Senate]  executive  1,  58tb  Cong.  2d 
sess. )  [Injunction  of  secrecy  removed  Jan.  18, 1907.]  7-35134 
Note.—  The  series  of  documents  to  which  this  belongs  is  printed  in 
confidence  for  the  use  of  the  Senate,  and  is  inaccessible  to  other  persons 
unless,  as  in  this  instance,  the  Senate  removes  the  injunction  of  secrecy. 

Review  of  evidence  in  hearing  on  nomination  of  Wood  to  be 
major-general,  as  reason  for  vote  against  confirmation  of  said 
nomination;  submitted  by  Mr.  Scott.  Jan.  8,  1904.  16  p. 
(Confidential;  [Senate]  executive  2,  58th  Cong.  2d  sess. )  [In- 
junction of  secrecy  removed  Jan.  18,  1907.]  7-35135 
Note. — The  series  of  documents  to  which  this  belongs  is  printed  in 
contidence  for  the  use  of  the  Senate,  and  is  inaccessible  to  other  persons 
unless,  as  in  this  instance,  the  Senate  removes  the  injunction  of  secrecy. 

Wright,  Fort.  Report  favoring  S.  8288,  granting  right  to  operate 
railroad  through  Fort  Wright  military  reservation,  Wash.,  to 
Portland  and  Seattle  Railway  Company.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  6307.) 

Military  Information   Division  (Staff  Corps,  General,  War  Depart- 
ment) : 
Report  of  documents  distributed  by  War  Department,  1906.     8  p. 
(H.  doc.  661.)   .[Corrected  2d  print  was  issued.] 

Military  Secretary's  Department  ( War  Department) : 

[Circular]  to  recruiting  officers  [relative  to  verification  of  military 

service  claimed  by  former  soldiers  applying  for  enlistment  or 

reenlistment].     1  p.  12° 
Recruiting  for  line  of  Army,  Dec.  1906.     16  p.  12°     [Monthly.] 
Statement  of  recruiting  for  line'of  Army,  at  general  recruiting  stations 

and  their  auxiliaries,  during  quarter  ended  Dec.  31,  1906.     3  p.  12° 

Militia  Committee  ( House) : 

Report  favoring  H.  25408,  to  amend  act  for  organization  of  militia  of 
District  of  Columbia.     3  p.     (H.  rp.  7311. ) 

Mint  Bureau  (Treasury  Department): 

Deficiency  estimate  for  contingencies.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  756. ) 
Report   upon   production  of  precious   metals,   calendar  year  1905. 
200  p.     *  Cloth,  50c 
Same.     (H.  doc.  19.) 
National  Home  for  Disabled  Volunteer  Soldiers: 

Record  of  changes  in  membership  of  home,  1906.     206  p. 
Report  of  managers,  1906.     300  p.  il.     *Cloth,  40c 

National  Museum  (Smithsonian  Institution): 

Note. — The  publications  of  the  National  Museum  comprise  bulletins,  an- 
nual reports,  and  an  annual  volume  of  Proceedings.  The  annual  report  is 
included  in  the  Congressional  set.  The  editions  of  the  bulletins  and  Proceed- 
ings are  too  limited  to  admit  of  general  distribution,  and  the  volumes  of  the 
latter  are  sent  only  to  libraries. 

Amphipoda.    Fresh-water  amphipoda  of  North  America,    p.  25-58,  il. 

Bats.     Review  of  bats  of  genus  hemiderma.     p.  103-118. 

Fish  and  fisheries.     Notes  on  fishes  from  island  of  Santa  Catalina, 

southern  California,     p.  67-77,  il. 
Goat-fish.     Review  of  mullidce,  surmullets,  or  goatfishes  of  shores  of 

Japan,     p.  87-102,  il. 


Febeuaky,  1907  553 

National  Museum — Continued. 

Gurnard.     Note  on  otohime,  new  genus  of  gurnards,     p.  131-133,  il. 
Meteors.     Notes  on  composition  and  structure  of  Hendersouville, 

N.  C,  meteorite,     p.  79-82,  il.  pi. 
Mollusks — 

New  mollusks  of  family  vitrinellidse  from  west  coast  of  America. 
p.  167-176,  il. 

Philippine  mollusks  of  genus  planorbis.     p.  83-85,  il. 

Two  new  land  shells  from  Mexico,     p.  119,  120,  il. 
Mosquitoes.     Report  on  mosquitoes  of  coast   region  of  California, 

with  descriptions  of  new  species,     p.  121-129. 
Mvzostomida.     New   marine   worms   of  genus  mvzostoma.     p.  63- 

65,  il. 
Proceedings,     v.  31,  739  p.  il.  pi.  maps.     *  Cloth,  SI. 00 

Same,  [title-page,  contents,  index,  etc.,  to]  v.  31.     xii—  721-739  p. 
Report,  1906.     120  p.     (Smithsonian  Institution,  annual  report  [pt. 

2];  H.  doc.  575  [pt.  2].) 
Reptiles,  Fossil.     Type  of  Jurassic  reptile  morosaurus  agilis  rede- 
scribed,  with  note  on  camptosaurus.     p.  151-165,  il.  pi. 
Snails.     Philippine  pond  snails  of  genus  vipara.     p.  135-159,  pi. 

Nautical   Almanac   Office    (Naval  Observatory,    Equipment   Bureau, 
Navy  Department): 

Note. — The  American  ephemeris  and  nautical  almanac,  in  cloth,  the  Ameri- 
can nautical  almanac  and  the  Pacific  coaster's  nautical  almanac,  in  paper,  are 
sold  for  SI. 00.  30e,  and  15c,  respectively.  The  Astronomical  papers  prepared 
for  useol'  the  American  ephemerisand  nautical  almanac  are  sold  at  cost.  The 
sale  of  these  publications,  heretofore  carried  on  by  the  Bureau  of  Equipment, 
was  turned  over  to  the  Superintendent  of  Documents.  Oct.  1,  1906. 

Naval  Affairs  Committee  (House): 

Appropriations.  Hearings  [Dec.  10,  1906-Jan.  18,  1907,  and  commu- 
nications] on  estimates  submitted  by  Secretary  of  Navy,  1906-07. 
445  p.  6-35035 

Hampton  Roads.     Report  favoring  H.  25368,  to  provide  for  harbor 
accommodation,  movements,  and  anchorage  of  foreign  vessels  of 
war  visiting  Hampton  Roads  during  Jamestown  Exposition.    2  p. 
(H.  rp.  7291.) 
Jamestown    Ter-Centennial    Exposition,     1907.      Report    amending 
H.  J.  R.  236,  authorizing  Secretary  of  Navy  to  furnish  metal  for 
bell  [for  exposition].     1  p.     (H.  rp.  8073.) 
Louisiana,  U.  S.  S.     Report  amending  H.  R.  833,  calling  for  informa- 
tion as  to  work  on  Louisiana.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  8037.) 
Navy-yards — 

Report  favoring  H.  J.  R.  239,  to  authorize  appointment  of  board  to 
investigate  administration  of  navy-yards  [and  stations].     1  p. 
(H.  rp.  8019.) 
Report  favoring  H.  J.  R.  238,  to  investigate  cost  of  manufacture 
in  navy-yards  [and  stations]  as  compared  with  cost  of  purchase 
elsewhere.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  8018.) 
Retired  list.     Report  favoring  H.  25788,  repealing  part  of  act  to  reor- 
ganize personnel  of  Navy  and  Marine  Corps  [which  permits  vol- 
untary retirement  of  officers  in  grade  of  lieutenant-commander]. 
2  p.    '(H.  rp.  S119.) 

Naval  Affairs  Committee  (Senate): 

Report  amending  H.  24925,  making  appropriations  for  naval  service, 
1908.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  6826.) 


554  February,  1907 

Naval  Intelligence  Office  (Navigation  Bureau,  Navy  Department): 
Information  an  to  certain  battleships  built  abroad  in  comparison  with 
the  South  Carolina  and  Michigan.     1  tab.     (S.  doc.  306.)     [Cor- 
rected 2d  print  was  issued.] 

Naval  Proving  Ground  (Ordnance  Bureau,  Navy  Department) : 
Fire  regulations.     4  p.  4° 

Navigation  Bureau  (Navy  Department): 

Note. — For  offices  under  this  bureau,  see  names  of  offices. 
Directions  for  obtaining  tactical  and  steaming  data  for  vessels  of 

Navy,  1906.     26  p.  il.  pi.  tab. 
Invitation  forbids  [for  transportation  of  enlisted  men,  etc.,  of  Navy 

and  Marine  Corps,  1908],  circular  letter  to  railroad  and  steamship 

companies.     13  p.  12° 
Movements  of  vessels,  Feb.  1-28, 1907.     Each  1  p.  4°     [Daily  except 

Sundays  and  holidays.] 
Orders  to  officers,  U.  S.  N.,  Feb.  1-28,  1907.      Each  1  p.  4°     [Daily 

except  Sundays  and  holidays.] 

Navy  Department: 

Note.— For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 

Accounts.  Statement  of  contingent  expenditures,  1906.  38  p. 
(H.  doc.  742.) 

Bly,  James  E.     Estimate  of  appropriation  for  Bureau  of  Supplies  and 
'Accounts  [to  pay  Bly].     2  p.     (H.  doc.  730.) 

Departmental  order  58;  Feb.  8,  1907.     2  1.  narrow  12° 

Employees.  Circular  letter  [to  chiefs  of  bureaus  and  offices,  etc., 
promulgating  letter  from  Civil  Service  Commission  requesting 
that  unless  stenographers  and  typewriters  are  positively  required 
to  fill  vacancies,  requisitions  be  requested  from  clerk  and  book- 
keeper registers  rather  than  from  register  for  stenographer  and 
typewriter].     1  p.  narrow  12° 

General  court-martial  order  103  [1906],  1-9  [1907];  Dec.  31,  1906- 
Jan.  21,  1907.     12° 

General  order  40  [new  series];  Jan.  14,  1907.     1  p.  12° 

Mail.  Statement  of  mail  from  Department  deposited  in  Washington 
post-office  under  penalty  provisions,  July-Dec.  1906.  2  p.  (H. 
doc.  653. ) 

Navy  yard  order  699-703,  employment  of  labor  at  navv  vards;  Jan. 
3*1-Feb.  26,  1907.     Each  1  p.  narrow  12° 

San  Juan,  P.  R.  Boundaries  of  naval  reservation  [reservations], 
San  Juan.     9  p.     *  Paper,  5c 

Special  order  37  [new  series] ;  Jan.  30,  1907.     1  p.  12° 

Telephone.     Navy  Department  telephone  list.      4  p.  narrow  large  8° 

War-ships — 

Details  relating  to  proposed  battle  ship  described  in  House  docu- 
ment 295.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  290. ) 
Statement  of  expenditures  [to  Jan.  1,  1907]  on  battle  ships  Ten- 
nessee, Washington,  Dubuque,  Paducah.     1  p.     (H.  doc.  703.) 

Oklahoma  (Interior  Department) : 

Papers  relating  to  additional  appropriation  for  expenses  of  [constitu- 
tional] convention  and  election.     6  p.     ( H.  doc.  755. ) 


February,  1907  555 

Ordnance  Bureau  (Navy  Department): 

Advertisement  and  circular  concerning  armor  for  naval  vessels.     4  p. 
Specifications  for  manufacture  of  sights  and  sight   mountings.     2  p. 

12° 
Ordnance  Department  (War  Department): 

Description  of  azimuth  instrument,  model  of  1900,  with  instructions 

for  its  care  and  operation.     Revised  Dec.  31,  1906.     8  p.  pi. 
Estimate  of  appropriation  for  operating  and  care  of   Rock  Island 

bridges  and  viaduct.     4  p.     (H.  doc.  761.) 
Estimate  of  appropriation  for  Rock  Island,  111.,  bridge  and  viaduct. 

2  p.     (H.  doc.  754.  | 
Instructions  for  care,  preservation,  repair,  and  adjustment  of  instru- 
ments for  fire-control  systems  for  coast  and  field  artillery.     25 

p.  pi. 
Instructions  for  mounting,  using,  and  caring  for  8-inch  disappearing 

carriages,  L.  F.,  model  of  1896,  for  8-inch  rifles,  model  of  1888. 

Revised  Oct.  10, 1906.     36  p.  pi. 
Ordnance  orders  1-3  [1907];  Jan.  29-Feb.  12,  1907.     12" 

Same,  1906;  [index].     10  p.  12" 
Pacific  Islands  and  Porto  Rico  Committee  (Senate): 

Report  amending  S.  8119,  to  readjust  boundaries  of  naval  reservations 

in  Porto  Rico  [at  San  Juan].     9  p.     (S.  rp.  6827.) 

Patent  Office  (Interior  Department): 

Note. — The  Patent  Office  publishes  specifications  and  drawings  of  patents, 
both  in  single  copies  and  monthly  volumes,  the  former  at  5c  and  the  latter 
at  $5.00.  The  former  are  not  enumerated  in  this  catalogue.  For  certified 
copies  of  patents,  including  specification,  drawing,  certificate,  and  grant,  the 
price  is  80c.  A.  variety  of  indexes,  giving  a  complete  view  of  the  work  of  the 
office  from  1790  to  date,  are  published  at  prices  ranging  from  25c  to  $10.00  per 
volume.  The  Rules  of  practice  and  pamphlet  Patent  laws  are  furnished  free. 
The  Patent  Office  issues  coupon  orders  in  packages  of  20  at  $1.00  per  package, 
or  in  books  containing  100  coupons  at  $5.00  per  book.  One  coupon  will 
procure  a  specification  with  drawings, and  two  coupons  a  copy  of  the  Official 
gazette.    They  are  good  until  used.    Address  Chief  Clerk,  Patent  Office. 

Alphabetical   lists  of  patentees  and  inventions  for  July   and  Aug. 

1906.     222  p.  large  8"     [Bimonthly.     Index  to  v.  123  of  Official 

gazette.] 
Deficiency  estimate  for  Official  gazette.     7  p.     (H.  doc.  721. ) 
Official  gazette,   Feb.  5-26,  1907;  v.  126,  nos.  6-9.     p.  1785-3426,  il. 

large  8"     [Weekly.]     Paper,  10c  single  copy,  85.00  a  yr. 
Roster  of  registered  attorneys  entitled  to  practice  before  office.   [12th 

edition]  revised  Jan.  2,  1907.     124  p.     Paper,  20c 

Patents  Committee  (House): 

Designs.     Arguments,  Feb.  14,  1907,  on   H.  20172,  to  amend  patent 

laws  for  designs.     10  p. 
Government  officials.     Report  favoring  H.  J.  R.  224,  to  investigate 
and  report  to  Congress  concerning  existing  patents  granted  to  offi- 
cers and  employees  of  Government.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  7279.) 
Patent  Office- 
Arguments,  continued   Feb.  5,  1907,  on   H.  22678,  to   provide  in- 
creased force  and  salaries  in  office;  with  statement  of  committee 
of  Patent  Law  Association  of  Washington,  D.  C.     42  p.  pi. 

7-35059 

Report  amending  H.  22678,  to  provide  increased  force  and  salaries 
in  office.     4  p.     (H.  rp.  8075.) 


556  February,  1907 

Patents  Committee  (House) — Continued. 
Patents — 

Arguments,  Jan.  23,  1907,  on  H.  23716,  [identical  with  S.  7676]  to 
amend  see.  4919,  Revised  statutes,  to  provide  additional  pro- 
tection for  owners  of  patents;  [statement  of  James  H.  Hay- 
den].     14  p. 
Report  amending  8.  7676,  to  amend  sec.  4919,  Revised  statutes,  to 
provide  additional  protection  for  owners  of  patents.     2  p.     (H. 
rp.  7628.) 
Trade-marks.     Report  favoring  H.  25474,  to  amend  act  to  authorize 
registration  of  trade-marks  used  in  commerce  with  foreign  nations 
or  among  States  or  with  Indian  tribes.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  7637.) 

Patents  Committee  (Senate): 

Copyright — 

Report  favoring  S.  8190,  to  consolidate  and  revise  acts  respecting 
copyright.     38  p.     (S.  rp.  6187  [pt.  1].)  7-35137 

Views  of  minority  on  S.  8190,  to  consolidate  and  revise  acts  re- 
specting copyright;  with  views  of  Mr.  Mallorv  and  Mr.  Foster. 
4  p.     (S.  rp.  6187,  pt.  2.)  7-35137 

Pay  Department  (War  Department): 

Monthly  station  list  of  officers,  Feb.  1,  1907.     5  p. 

Stoppage  circular,  Feb.  15,  1907.     3  p.     [Monthly.] 
Pension  Bureau  (Interior  Department): 

Deficiency  estimate  for  payment  of  army  and  navy  pensions.     2  p. 
(H.  doc.  724.)  . 

Pensions  Committee  (Senate): 

Report  amending  H.  24640,  making  appropriations  for  pensions,  1908. 
7  p.     (S.  rp.  6652.)     [1st  edition,  3  pages,  incorrectly  printed.] 

Philippines  Committee  (Senate): 

Proposed  agricultural  bank  for  Philippine  Islands  [hearings,  Jan.  30, 

1907].     27  p. 
Plant  Industry  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department): 

Bulletin  102,  pt,  2,  Successful  dairy  farm.     7  p.  pi.     *  Paper,  5c 
Distribution  of  Willits  citrange  in  1907.     4  p. 
Fenugreek.     1  p.  small  4° 
Millet.     1  p. 
Pistache  nut,     1  p.  4" 
Rescue  grass.     1  p. 
Sulla.     1  p.  oblong  24" 
Porto  Rico  (State  Department): 

Ordinance  enacted  by  Executive  Council  [Dee.  13,  1906]  granting  to 

Henry  D.  Sayre  and  his  assigns,  the  Mabilla   Mining  Company, 

right  to  utilize   waters  of  Mabilla   Creek   for  mining  purposes. 

4  p.     (S.  doc.  322.) 

Two  ordinances  relating  to  franchises  enacted  by  P'xecutive  Council 
[Jan.  10,  17,  1907].     4  p.     (S.  doc.  323.) 

Porto  Rico  Agricultural  Experiment  Station  (Experiment  Stations 
Office,  Agriculture  Department): 
Boletin  7,  El  cultivo  de  legumbres  en  Puerto  Rico.     64  p.  il.  pi. 
*  Paper,  15c  Agr  6-1442/3 


February,  1907  557 

Post=Office  and  Post=Roads  Committee  (House): 

Appropriations — 

Post-office  appropriation  bill,  1908,  hearings  before  subcommittee 

no.  1,  Jan.  [8-Feb.  5],  1907,  [on  H.  25483].      374  p. 
Report  submitting  H.  25483,  making  appropriations  for  Post-Office 

Department,  1908.     lip.     (H.  rp.  7312  [pt.  1].  ) 
Views  of  minority  on  H.  25483,  making  appropriations  for  Post- 

Office  Department,  1908.     3  p.     ( H.  rp.  7312,  pt.  2. ) 
Views  of  minority  on  H.  25483,  making  appropriations  for  Post- 

Office  Department,  1908;  with  views  of  Mr.  Sperrv.     5  p.     (H. 

rp.  7312,  pt.  3.) 

Post=Office  Department: 

Note. — For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 
Detailed  statement  of  expenditures  of  appropriation  made  in  connec- 
tion with  earthquake  in  [California,  to  Jan.  31,  1907].     4  p.     (H. 

doc.  741.  i 
Parcels-post  agreement  between  United  States  and  Bermuda  [signed 

Washington,    Dec.  13,   1906,   Bermuda,  Jan.  15,   1907,   approved 

Dec.  18,  1906].     9  p. 
Report  as  to  receipts  from  2<l-class  mail  matter  [and  other  sources, 

July,  1877-June.  1906].     3  p.     (H.  doc.  657.) 
Report  as  to  2d-cla.-s  mail  matter  received  for  free  distribution  and  at 

pound  rate,  respectivelv,  by  classes  of  newspapers  and  periodicals, 

July-Dec.  1906.     91  p. 'pi /tab.     (H.  doc.  651.) 
Schedule  of  papers  and  documents  not  of  value,  and  calling  attention 

to  other  papers  and  documents,  destruction  of  which  has  already 

been  recommended.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  732.) 
United  States  official  postal  guide,  2d  series,  v.  29,  no.  2;  Feb.  1907. 

33  p.  12°     [Monthly.]     Paper,  $2.00  a  yr. 
Note.— No.  1,  January,  for  each  year,  is  what  is  usually  known  as  the  Postal 

guide,  nos.  2-12  being  additions  and  corrections.    Sold  by  the  printers,  J.  B. 

Lyon  Company,  Beaver  and  Daniel  streets,  Albany. 

Post=Offices  and  Post=Roads  Committee  (Senate): 
Appropriations — 

Hearings,  Feb.  23,  1907,  on  H.  25483,  making  appropriations  for 

Post-Office  Department,  1908.     17  p. 
Report  amending  H.  25483,  making  appropriations  for  Post-Office 
Department,  1908.     1  p.      (S.  rp.  7276.) 

Postal  Commission  (Congress): 

Hearings  before  commission  authorized  by  Congress  to  make  inquiry 
regarding  2d-elass  mail  matter  [Oct.  1-Nov.  28,  1906].     934  p. 

7-35095 
Report  of  commission  authorized  by  Congress  to  make  inquiry  regard- 
ing 2d-class  mail  matter,  with  Hearings,  Oct.   1-Nov.  28,  i906. 
lxv^934p.     (H.  doc.  608.)  7-35094 

President  of  United  States : 

Adams,  James  H.     Executive  order  [authorizing  reinstatement  of 

Adams  in  classified  service] .     1  p.  f" 
Bauer,  J.    YV.,  and  others.     Message  returning,    without  approval, 

H.  2326,  for  relief  of  Bauer  and  others.     4  p.      (H.  doc.  767. ) 
Campbell,  James.     Executive  order    [authorizing   appointment  of 

Campbell].     1  p.  f° 


558  February,  1907 

President  of  United  States — Continued. 

Cherokee  Indians.  Message  relative  to  rights  and  privileges  of  cer- 
tain white  persons  who  intermarried  with  Cherokee  citizens  and 
have  made  permanent  and  valuable  improvements  on  lands 
belonging  to  Cherokee  Nation.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  302.) 

.Conlin,  Patrick.  Message  returning  without  approval  H.  22367,  for 
relief  of  Conlin.     6  p.     (H.  doc.  764. ) 

Cull v,  Norman  Oswell.  Executive  order  [authorizing  appointment 
of  Cully],     lp.  f° 

Dezarn,  Hezekiah.  Message  returning,  in  compliance  with  resolu- 
tion, H.  830,  granting  increase  of  pension  to  Dezarn.  1  p.  (H. 
doc.  765. ) 

Fanshaw,  Cape,  Alaska.  Executive  order  [setting  apart  all  public 
lands  situated  at  cape,  for  military  reservation  in  connection  with 
protection  and  maintenance  of  cable  station  thereon].     1  p.  f° 

Forest  reservations — 

Big  Burros  forest  reserve,  N.  Mex.,  proclamation.     1  p.  map,  f° 
Glenwood  forest  reserve,  Utah,  proclamation.     1  p.  map,  f° 
Little  Belt  forest  reserve,  Mont.,  4th  proclamation.     1  p.  map,  f° 
Monticello  forest  reserve,  Utah,  proclamation.     1  p.  map,  f° 
Ouray  forest  reserve,  Colo.,  proclamation.     1  p.  map,  f° 
San  Jacinto  forest  reserve,  Cal.,  2d  proclamation.     [2]  p.  map,  f° 
Stony  Creek  forest  reserve,  Cal.,  proclamation.     1  p.  map,  f° 

Fountaine,  Mazie  R.  Executive  order  [authorizing  reinstatement  of 
Mazie  R.  Fountaine].     1  p.  f" 

Haines,  Alaska.  Executive  order  [making  reservation  of  land  in 
Haines  for  educational  purposes].     1  p.  f" 

Harmon,  Lorenzo  F.  Message  returning  S.  1879,  granting  increase 
of  pension  to  Harmon.     1  p.     (S.  doc.  281.) 

Hildreth,  Mrs.  George  A. — 

Executive  order  [authorizing  appointment  of  Mrs.  Hildreth  to 
clerical  position  in  classified  service  without  civil-service  exami- 
nation, and  revoking  order  authorizing  appointment  to  Pen- 
sions Bureau].  1  p.  f° 
Executive  order  [authorizing  appointment  of  Mrs.  Hildreth  to 
clerical  position  in  Pension  Bureau  without  civil-service  exami- 
nation].    1  p.  f° 

Howe,  Oilman  B.  Executive  order  [authorizing  appointment  of 
Howe].     1  p.  f° 

Iowa  Indians.  Message  relating  to  controversy  as  to  disputed  rights 
between  Iowa  and  Oklahoma  bands  of  Sac  and  Fox  Indians,  and 
recommending  turning  over  matter  to  Court  of  Claims.  1  p. 
(S.  doc.  331.) 

Isthmian  Canal  Commission.  Executive  order  [authorizing  holding 
of  February  quarterly  session  of  commission  in  Washington,  D.  C, 
instead  of  on  Isthmus  of  Panama].     1  p.  f° 

Kid  well,  John  E.  Executive  order  [authorizing  transfer  of  Kidwell]. 
1  p.  f° 

Kiowa  and  Comanche  Reservation.  Message  returning  without  ap- 
proval H.  24989,  for  commutation  for  town-site  purposes  of  home- 
stead entries  in  Oklahoma.     36  p.     ( H.  doc.  763. ) 

Krebs,  Francisco.  Message  returning,  without  approval,  S.  5531,  for 
relief  of  Krebs.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  280.) 


February,  1907  559 

President  of  United  States — Continued. 

Leech,  Elizabeth  M.  Executive  order  [authorizing  appointment  of 
Elizabeth  M.  Leech].     1  p.  f° 

McKinnon,  John.  .Message  returning  S.  1160,  to  correct  military 
record  of  M'Kinnan  [McKinnon],  alias  John  Mack.  1  p.  (S.  dor. 
291.) 

Marine  Corps.  Executive  order  [granting  privilege  to  enlisted  men 
of  corps  serving  in  first  enlistment  of  purchasing  discharge  after 
one  year  from  date  of  enlistment].     1  p.  f° 

O'Neill,  Frank.  Executive  order  [authorizing  reinstatement  of 
O'Neill].     1  p.  f° 

Panama  Canal.  Special  message  concerning  canal.  [60]  p.  il.  map, 
oblong  8°     [Normal  spelling.]     *  Paper,  50c 

Porto  Rico.  Message  relative  to  his  recent  visit  to  Porto  Rico,  trans- 
nutting  report  of  governor  of  Porto  Rico  [for  1906].  200  p.  pi. 
map.     (8.  doc.  135.)  6-35095 

Public  lands.  Message  relating  to  certain  phases  of  public  land  situa- 
tion in  United  States.     8  p.      i  S.  doc.  310.)  7-35114 

Slagle,  Robert  E.  Executive  order  [authorizing  appointment  of 
Slagle].     1  p.  f° 

South  Dakota.  Executive  order  [directing  discontinuance  of  Water- 
town  land  district,  S.  Dak.,  with  office  at  Watertown,  and  con- 
solidation with  Aberdeen  land  district  with  office  at  Aberdeen,  to 
take  effect  May  1,  1907].     1  p.  f° 

Spanish  Treaty  Claims  Commission.  Executive  order  [extending 
time  for  work  of  commission  to  6  months  after  Mar.  2,  1907].  1 
p.  f° 

Stafford,  Stephen  R.  Message  returning,  without  approval,  S.  2578, 
for  relief  of  Alice  M.  Stafford,  administratrix  of  Stephen  R.  Staf- 
ford.    2  p.      (S.  doc.  284. ) 

Teepe,  W.  H.  Executive  order  [authorizing  appointment  of  Teepe]. 
l  p.  r 

Viti  Rocks,  Bellingham  Bay.  Executive  order  [reserving  rocks  for 
lighthouse  purposes].     1  p.  f° 

Wood,  Marcus.  Message  returning,  in  compliance  with  resolution, 
H.  21121,  granting  increase  of  pension  to  Wood.  1  p.  (H.  doc. 
766. ) 

Printing  Committee  (House) : 

Pensions.     Report  favoring  H.  R.  822,  to  print  Public  law  63,  grant- 
ing pensions  to  enlisted  men  and  officers  who  served  in  Civil  War 
and  War  with  Mexico.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  7566.) 
Public  documents — 

Report  amending  H.  25736,  to  amend  act  providing  for  public 
printing  and  binding  and  distribution  of  public  documents. 
1  p.  (H.  rp.  8058.) 
Report  amending  S.  8510,  to  amend  act  providing  for  public  print- 
ing and  binding  and  distribution  of  public  documents.  1  p. 
(H.  rp.  8101.) 

Printing  Committee  (Senate): 

Report  amending  S.  8510,  to  amend  act  providing  for  public  printing 
and  binding  and  distribution  of  public  documents.  1  p.  (S.  rp. 
7257. ) 


560  February,  1907 

Printing  Investigation  Commission  (Congress): 

Report  submitting  S.  8510,  to  amend  act  providing  for  public  printing 

and  binding  and  distribution  of  public  documents.     12  p.      (S.  rp. 

6828. )  7-35110 

Supplemental  report.     14  p.     (H.  doc.  736.)  7-35110 

Private  Land  Claims  Committee  (House): 

Claims  of  heirs  of  Jacques  Glamorgan  [hearing,  Feb.  15,  1907,  on 
H.  23588].     8  p. 

Public  Buildings  and  Grounds  Committee  (House): 

District  of  Columbia.  Report  amending  S.  5201,  to  acquire  land  in 
District  as  addition  to  Rock  Creek  Park  and  in  Hall  and  Elvan's 
subdivision  of  Meridian  Hill  for  public  park.     4  p.     (H.  rp.  7642. ) 

Public  buildings — 

Report  favoring  H.  25578,  amending  act  to  increase  limit  of  cost 
of  certain  public  buildings,  to  authorize  purchase  of  sites  for 
public  buildings,  to  authorize  erection  of  public  buildings  [etc., 
so  as  to  correct  errors].     1  p.     (H.  rp.  7596). 

Report  favoring  H.  25758,  amending  act  to  increase  limit  of  cost 
of  certain  public  buildings,  to  authorize  purchase  of  sites  for 
public  buildings,  to  authorize  erection  of  public  buildings  [etc., 
so  as  to  correct  errors].     1  p.     (H.  rp.  8041.) 

Public  Buildings  and  Grounds  Committee  (Senate): 

District  of  Columbia.  Report  favoring  S.  6649,  authorizing  purchase 
of  grounds  for  public  buildings  for  Government  of  United  States 
in  District.     2  p.  map.      (S.  rp.  5766.) 

Public  buildings.  Report  favoring  H.  25758,  amending  act  to  increase 
limit  of  cost  of  certain  public  buildings,  to  authorize  purchase  of 
sites  for  public  buildings,  to  authorize  erection  of  public  buildings 
[etc.,  so  as  to  correct  errors].     1  p.     (S.  rp.  7297.) 

Sioux  Falls,  S.  Dak.  Report  amending  S.  7269,  for  addition  to  post- 
office  and  court-house  at  Sioux  Falls.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  6655.) 

Public  Buildings  and  Grounds  Office  (Engineer  Department,  War 
Department): 
Estimate  of   [deficiency  in]  appropriation  for  removal  of  snow  and 
ice  in  District  of  Columbia.     3  p.     (H.  doc.  711.) 

Public  Health  and  Marine=Hospital  Service  (Treasury  Department): 
Annual  report  of  surgeon-general,  1906.     255  p.     *Cloth,  50c 

Same.      (H.  doc.  199.)  6-5954/4 

[Circular  announcing  examination  of  candidates  for  position  of  as- 
sistant surgeon  in  service,  to  be  held  Apr.  15,  1907.]     1  p.  4° 
Official  list  of  commissioned  and  noncommissioned  officers  of  service, 
also  list  of  marine  hospitals,  quarantine  stations,  and  quarantine 
vessels.     32  p.     [Semiannual.]     *  Paper,  5c 
Public  health  reports,  v.  22,  nos.  5-8;  Feb.  1-22,  1907.     p.  93-216. 
[Weekly.]  6-25167 

Note.— This  publication  is  for  gratuitous  distribution,  but  the  edition  is 
limited,  and  the  document  is  intended  only  for  health  officers  and  other 
persons  interested  insanitary  affairs.  To  obtain  it  application  should  be 
made  to  the  Surgeon-General  of  the  Public  Health  and  Marine-Hospital 
Service,  Treasury  Department. 

Same,  v.  21,  pt.  2  [July-Dec.  1906,  title-page  and  index],     xxii  p. 


February,  1907  561 

Public  Lands  Committee  (House): 

Alabama.     Report  amending  S.  6704,    to   amend  act  for  relief  of 

homestead  settlers  [on  lands  granted  to]  Alabama  [to  aid  in  con- 

'  struction  of  Mobile  and  Girard  Eailroad].     7  p.     (H.  rp.  8091.) 

Benton  County,  Wash.  Report  amending  H.  25513,  extending  time 
for  making  final  proof  in  desert-land  entries  [in  county].  2  p. 
(H.  rp.  8038.) 

Boulder,  Colo.  Report  amending  H.  22599,  to  grant  certain  lands  to 
Boulder.     2  p.      (H.  rp.  7618.) 

Central  Colorado  Power  Company.  Report  amending  H.  24118, 
granting  to  company  right  of  way  over  public  lands  for  irrigation 
and  electric  power  plants  in  [Grand  County],  Colo.  4  p.  (H. 
rp.  7636.) 

Chippewa  lands.  Report  favoring  H.  24113,  restoring  to  entry  ceded 
Indian  lands  [in  Chippewa  reservation,  Minn.].  2  p.  (H.  rp. 
7539.) 

Coal  lands.  Report  amending  by  substitute  H.  24471,  to  amend 
laws  relating  to  public  coal  lands  of  United  States;  with  views  of 
minority,  of  Mr.  Volstead,  and  Mr.  Robinson.  17  p.  (H.  rp. 
7643. )  7-35117 

Colorado.  Report  amending  H.  24134,  for  granting  and  patenting  to 
Colorado,  free  of  price,  desert  lands  formerly  in  Southern  Ute 
Reservation.     3  p.     (H.  rp.  7597.) 

Colorado  Agricultural  College.  Report  amending  H.  15859,  ceding 
certain  lands  to  college.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  7646.) 

Colorado  River  of  the  West.  Report  amending  S.  7776,  to  protect 
public  lands  on  lower  Colorado  River.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  7289.) 

Columbia  Reservation,  Wash.  Report  submitting  H.  25550,  confirm- 
ing entries  and  applications  for  lands  in  what  was  formerly  Co- 
lumbia Reservation,  as  substitute  for  H.  24877.  3  p.  (H.  rp. 
7584. ) 

Durango,  Colo.  Report  favoring  S.  8435,  granting  to  Durango  lands 
for  water  reservoirs  [within  San  Juan  forest  reserve].  2  p.  (H. 
rp.  8039.) 

Forest  reservations.  Report  favoring  H.  25124,  amending  sec.  2477, 
Revised  statutes  [so  as  to  grant  right  of  way  for  highways  in 
forest  reservations].     3  p.     (H.  rp.  7609. ) 

Glasgow,  Mont.  Report  favoring  H.  20984,  for  land  district  in  Val- 
lev  County,  Mont. ,  to  be  known  as  Glasgow  land  district.  2  p. 
(H.  rp.  7282.) 

Hot  Springs  Reservation,  Ark.  Report  amending  by  substitute 
S.  6498,  to  amend  act  conferring  jurisdiction  upon  United  States 
commissioners  over  offenses  committed  in  portion  of  permanent 
Hot  Springs  Mountain  Reservation  [etc.].     5  p.     (H.  rp.  8057.) 

Mays  Gulf  of  Little  River.  Report  amending  H.  22346,  to  sell  tim- 
ber off  of  lands  in  Mays  Gulf  of  Little  River,  Ala.  1  p.  (H.  rp. 
7572. ) 

Military  reservations.  Report  amending  H.  24366,  authorizing  en- 
largement of  military  reservations  by  exchange  of  lands.  2  p. 
(H.  rp.  7288.) 

Nebraska.  Report  amending  by  substitute  H.  21944,  relating  to  entry 
and  disposition  of  [homestead]  lands  in  Nebraska.  4  p.  (H.  rp. 
7595. ) 


562  Februaky,  1907 

Public  Lands  Committee  (House) — Continued. 

New  Mexico.  Report  amending  H.  R.  415,  calling  for  information 
as  to  mineral  lands  in  townships  in  vicinity  of  New  Mexico  prin- 
cipal meridian.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  7573.) 

North  Dakota — 

Report  favoring  S.  7994,  authorizing  North  Dakota  to  select  other 
lands  in  lieu  of  lands  erroneously  entered  within  limits  of 
abandoned  Fort  Rice  and  Fort  Abraham  Lincoln  military  res- 
ervations. 4  p.  (H.  rp.  8105.) 
Report  favoring  S.  6134,  for  conveyance  to  North  Dakota  of  land 
for  North  Dakota  Historical  Society.     4  p.     (H.  rp.  8114.) 

Oklahoma.  Report  amending  H.  24655,  to  authorize  Legislature  of 
Oklahoma  to  dispose  of  certain  school  land  [to  Chandler].  2  p. 
(H.  rp.  7578.) 

Public  lands.  Report  amending  H.  22588,  for  relief  of  homestead 
and  other  entrymen  who  have  been  required  to  pay  more  than 
legal  fees,  commissions,  excesses,  and  purchase  monev.  3  p. 
(H.  rp.  7290.) 

Salmon.  Report  amending  H.  24755,  to  encourage  private  salmon 
hatcheries  in  Alaska.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  7306.) 

San  Diego  County,  Cal.  Report  favoring  S.  7017,  extending  time  for 
making  settlement,  final  proof,  and  pavment  on  public  lands  in 
[county].     3  p.     (H.  rp.  7582.) 

Swamp  lands.  Report  favoring  H.  8762,  to  adjust  swamp-land 
grants.     14  p.     (H.  rp.  7617.) 

White  Stone  Hills.  Report  favoring  H.  25365,  to  permit  North 
Dakota  to  sell  portion  of  lands  granted  to  it  as  memorial  park  on 
White  Stone  Hills  battlefield.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  8040.) 

Wyoming.  Report  favoring  H.  25768,  that  Wyoming  be  permitted 
to  relinquish  to  United  States  certain  lands  heretofore  selected 
and  select  other  lands  from  public  domain  in  lieu  thereof.  2  p. 
(H.  rp.  8081.) 

Yellowstone  National  Park.  Report  favoring  S.  8063,  to  amend  act 
to  amend  act  concerning  leases  in  park  [so  as  to  provide  for  exten- 
sion of  same].     1  p.     (H.  rp.  8065.) 

Public  Lands  Committee  (Senate): 

Alabama.  Report  amending  by  substitute  S.  6704,  to  amend  act  for 
relief  of  homestead  settlers  [on  lands  granted  to]  Alabama  [to  aid 
in  construction  of  Mobile  and  Giranl  Railroad].  8  p.  (S.  rp. 
6514. ) 

Alaska.  Report  amending  by  substitute  H.  17415,  to  amend  act  to 
amend  act  to  extend  coal-laml  laws  to  Alaska.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  6949. ) 

Boulder,  Colo.  Report  favoring  H.  22599,  to  grant  certain  lands  to 
Boulder.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  7278.) 

Calaveras  bigtree  national  forest.  Report  favoring  S.  8117,  to  create 
national  forest.     8  p.  maps.     (S.  rp.  6651. ) 

Central  Colorado  Power  Company.  Report  favoring  H.  24118, 
granting  to  company  right  of  way  over  public  lands  for  irrigation 
and  electric  power  plants  in  [Grand  Countv],  Colo.  4  p.  (S.  rp. 
7285. ) 

Cceur  d'Alene  Reservation.  Report  favoring  H.  24374,  to  fix  bound- 
aries of  lands  of  landowners  and  entrvmen  adjoining  reserva- 
tion.    2  p.      (S.  rp.  7282.) 


February,  1907  563 

>ublic  Lands  Committee  (Senate)— Continued. 

Colorado.     Report  favoring  H.  24134,  for  granting  and  patenting  to 
Colorado,  free  of  price,  desert  lands  formerly  in  Southern  Ute 
Reservation.     3  p.     (S.  rp.  7279. ) 
Columbia  Reservation,  Wash.     Report  favoring  H.  25550,  confirming 
entries  and  applications  for  lands  in  what  was  formerly  Columbia 
Reservation.     3  p.     (S.  rp.  6653. ) 
Durango,  Colo.     Report  favoring  S.  8435,  granting  to  Durango  lands 
for  water  reservoirs  [within  San  Juan  forest  reserve].     2  p.      (S. 
rp.  6631. ) 
Forest  reservations — 

Report  amending  H.  8970,  for  relief  of  persons  who  conveyed 
lands  to  United  States  under  certain  conditions.  8  p.  (S.  rp. 
7312.) 

Report  amending  by  substitute  II.  8970,  to  quitclaim  title  con- 
veyed to  United  States  for  land  in  forest  reservations  [etc.]. 
5  p.     (S.  rp.  6205.) 
Homestead — 

Report  amending  S.  7889,  for  relief  of  certain  class  of  homestead 
settlers  on  public  lands.     4  p.     (S.  rp.  7066.) 

Report  amending  S.  7496,  relating  to  commutations  of  homestead 
entries  and  to  confirm  such  entries  when  commutation  proofs 
were  received  by  local  land  officers  prematurely.  2  p.  (S.  rp. 
6659.) 

Kiowa  and  Comanche  Reservation.  Report  favoring  II.  24989,  for 
commutation  for  town-site  purposes  of  homestead  entries  in  Okla- 
homa [acquired  under  act  to  open  for  settlement  505,000  acres  of 
land  in  Kiowa,  Comanche,  and  Apache  Reservation].  2  p. 
(S.  rp.  6644.) 

Nebraska.  Report  favoring  H.  21944,  relating  to  entry  and  disposi- 
tion of  [homestead]  lands  in  Nebraska.     5  p.     ( S.  rp.  7252. ) 

North  Dakota.  Report  amending  S.  7994,  authorizing  North  Dakota 
to  select  other  lands  in  lieu  of  lands  erroneously  entered  within 
limits  of  abandoned  Fort  Rice  and  Fort  Abraham  Lincoln  military 
reservations.     4  p.     (S.  rp.  6672.) 

Registers  and  receivers.  Report  amending  by  substitute  H.  11040, 
to  amend  act  for  relief  of  certain  settlers  on  public  lands  and  for 
repayment  of  fees,  purchase  money,  and  commissions  on  void 
entries  of  public  lands  [so  as  to  require  moneys  received  by  reg- 
isters and  receivers  to  be  deposited  with  Treasurer  of  United 
States].     3  p.      (S.  rp.  7136.) 

'ublic  Roads  Office  (Agriculture  Department): 
Circular — 

66,  Public  roads  of  Indiana,  mileage  and  expenditures  in  1904. 
4  p.     *  Paper,  5c 

67,  Public  roads  of  Oklahoma,  mileage  and  expenditures  in  1904. 
3  p.     *  Paper,  5c 

68,  Public  roads  of  Utah,  mileage  and  expenditures  in  1904.  3  p. 
*  Paper,  5c 

69,  Public  roads  of  California,  mileage  and  expenditures  in  1904. 
3  p.     *  Paper,  5c 

71,  Public  roads  of  New  Jersey,  mileage  and  expenditures  in  1904. 
3  p.     *  Paper.  5c 


564  February,  1907 

Publications  Division  (Agriculture  Department): 
Circular — 

2,  revised  to  Jan.  15,  1907,  Publications  for  free  distribution.    52  p. 

Agr  7-18 

4,  Farmers'  bulletin  subject  index,  revised  to  include  Bulletin 
273.     15  p.  Agr  7-1216/2 

Monthlv   list  of    publications    [of  Agriculture    Department],    Jan. 
1907.     4  p. 
Same  [for  foreign  distribution]. 
Quartermaster's  Department  (War  Department): 

Circular  3  [1907];  Feb.  1,  1907.     1  p.  12° 

Estimate  of  appropriation  for  enlargement  and  construction  of  build- 
ings at  military  posts.     2  p.     ( H.  doc.  625. ) 

Estimate  of  appropriation  for  payment  of  claims  for  property  taken 
from  Confederate  officers  and  soldiers  after  surrender.  3  p.  (S. 
doc.  358.) 

Estimate  of  appropriation  for  purchase  of  land  adjoining  site  of  Army 
General  Hospital,  District  of  Columbia.     4  p.     (S.  doc.  349.) 

Roster  showing  stations  and  duties  of  officers,  Feb.  1,  1907.  15  p. 
[Monthly.] 

Railway  Mail  Service  (Post-Office  Department): 

Daily  bulletin  of  orders  affecting  postal  service,  v.  28,  nos.  82O8-30b; 
Feb.  1-28, 1907.     f°     [Daily  except  Sundays  and  holidays.] 

Revenue=Cutter  Service  (Treasury  Department) : 

Estimate  of  appropriation  for  construction  of  wharf  and  storehouse  at 
Waaddah  Island,  Neah  Bay,  Wash.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  347.) 

Rifle  Practice  Promotion  Board  (War  Department): 

Report  on  feasibility  and  advisability  of  some  policy  to  inaugurate 
system  of  rifle  practice  throughout  public  schools  of  country. 
9  p.     *Paper,  5c  7-35090 

Rivers  and  Harbors  Committee  (House) : 

Coosa  River.  Report  favoring  H.  25694,  permitting  erection  of  dam 
across  Coosa  River,  Ala.,  at  place  selected  for  lock  12  [by  Ala- 
bama Power  Company].     2  p.      (H.  rp.  7648.) 

St.  Louis,  Iron  Mountain  and  Southern  Railway.     Report  amending 

5.  8189,  granting  to  company  right  to  operate  railway  across  lands 
of  United  States  in  county  of  Independence,  Ark.,  reserved  for 
use  in  connection  with  construction  of  lock  1,  upper  White  River. 
1  p.     (H.  rp.  8053.) 

Rules  Committee  (House): 

Foreign  Mail  Service.  Report  submitting  H.  R.  888,  fixing  time  for 
consideration  of  S.  529,  to  promote  national  defense,  to  create 
naval  reserve,  to  establish  American  ocean  mail  lines  to  foreign 
markets,  and  to  promote  commerce,  as  substitute  for  H.  R.  877. 
1  p.     (H.  rp.  8084.) 

Postal  service.  Report  submitting  resolution  to  consider  as  amend- 
ment to  H.  25483,  making  appropriations  for  Post-Office  Depart- 
ment, 1908,  provisions  for  grading,  etc.,  of  employees  in  postal 
service,  as  substitute  for  sundry  resolutions.     3  p.     (H.  rp.  8042.) 

Railroad  employees.  Report  submitting  H.  R.  880,  relative  to  dispo- 
sition of  S.  5133,  to  promote  safety  of  employees  and  travelers 
upon  railroads  bv  limiting  hours  of  service  of  employees,  as  sub- 
stitute for  H.  R.  860  and  863.     1  p.      (H.  rp.  8074.) 


February,  1907  565 

Secret  Service  Division  (Treasury  Department): 

Circular  letter  256.  New  counterfeit  $20  national  hank   note.     1  p.  4° 
Senate: 

Note. — See  also  names  of  committees. 
Bullette,  John.      Petition  of  Bullette,  praying  that  he  be  paid  funds 
of  Cherokee  Nation  collected  from  royalties  on  coal  from  allotment 
of  Bullette.     6  p.     (S.  doc.  288.) 
Cherokee  Indians — 

Memorial  of  Cherokee   Indians  relating  to  order  allowing  inter- 
married white  citizens  whose  rights  to  take  allotments  have 
been  denied  bv  courts  to  dispose  of  their  improvements.    11  p. 
(S.  doc.  301.) 
Memorial  of  Frank  J.  Boudinot,  representing  full-blood  Cherokees, 
praying  that  question  as  to  value  of  services  performed  by  at- 
torneys for  full-blood  Cherokees  be  left  to  Court  of  Claims.    6 p. 
(S.  doc.  268.) 
Petition  of  intermarried  white  citizens  of  Cherokee  Nation,  pray- 
ing for  passage  of  law  to  allow  said  intermarried  whites  to  pur- 
chase allotments  of  lands  from  Cherokee  Nation.    2  p.    (S. 
doc.  340. ) 
Choctaw  Freedmen.     Argument  on  behalf  of  Choctaw  and  Chickasaw 
nations  against  amendment  to  Indian  appropriation  bill  for  trans- 
fer of  certain  Choctaw  and  Chickasaw  freedmen  from  rolls  of 
freedmen  to  rolls  of  citizens  bv  blood  of  said  nations.     26  p.     (S. 
doc.  298.) 
Committees.    List  of  committees  for  59th  Congress  [2d  session] .    10  p. 
Government  employees.     Letters  from  Interstate  Commerce  Commis- 
sion, Secretary  of  Treasury,  and  Secretary  of  Interior  transmit- 
ting information  in  regard  to  employees.     35  p.     (S.  doc.  345.) 
Harvester  trust.     Papers  relating  to  harvester  trust.     9  p.     (S.  doc. 
336. )  7-35103 

Indian  Territory.  Memorial  of  Broadway  Baptist  Church,  Ardmore, 
Ind.  T. ,  praying  adoption  of  amendment  to  act  approved  June  28, 
1898  [for  protection  of  people  of  Territory],  so  as  to  permit  title 
to  certain  church  real  estate  to  be  vested  in  churches  formerly 
owning  same.  2  p.  (S.  doc.  287.) 
Lynch,  John  A.  Petition  of  Bessie  Josephine  Lynch,  praying  that 
emolument  be  paid  children  of  John  A.  Lynch  for  services  ren- 
dered by  him  as  projector  and  promoter  of  International  Ameri- 
can Conference  and  intercontinental  railway.  4  p.  (S.  doc.  260.) 
Members — 

Alphabetical  list  of  Senators  and  committees,  59th  Congress  [2d 

session].     16  p. 
United  States  Senate,  59th  Congress,  2d  session  [1906-07],  direct- 
ory.    20  p.  il.  narrow  24° 
Ormsby,  George  F.     Data  relative  to  S.  810,  58th  Cong.  2d  sess.,  to 
authorize  detail  of  Ormsbv  in  interest  of  commerce.     17  p.    ■  (S. 
doc.  344. ) 
Potatoes.     Cultivation  of  potato  and  its  significance  from  standpoint 
of  political  economy.     20  p.     (S.  doc.  309.)  7-35138 

St.  Louis  and  San  Francisco  Railroad.  Resolution  of  Constitutional 
Convention  of  proposed  State  of  Oklahoma,  remonstrating  against 
passage  of  bill  to  authorize  so-called  Frisco  Railway  Company  to 
consolidate  and  merge  certain  branch  lines  in  Indian  Territory. 
2  p.     (S.  doc.  289.) 


566  February,  190/ 

Senate — Continued. 

Samana  Bay  Company  of  Santo  Domingo.  Petition  of  company, 
praying  intervention  to  reinstate  them  in  rights  and  property  in 
Santo  Domingo,  with  statement  of  their  claim.    30  p.     (S.  doc.  307. ) 

Shawnee  Indians.  Memorial  of  business  committee  and  attorney 
representing  Absentee  Shawnee  Indians,  praying  that  they  be 
granted  title  to  certain  lands  in  Kansas  ceded  to  Government  by 
treaty  with  so-called  Ohio  Shawnee  Indians  in  1854.  2  p.  (S. 
doc.  269. ) 

Signal  Office  (War  Department): 

Orders  2-4  [1907];  Jan.  16,  Feb.  16,  1907.     12" 
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The  annual  reports  are  included  in  the  Congressional  set.  For  bureaus  under 
this  Institution,  see  names  of  bureaus. 

Butterflies.     Study  in  butterfly  wing-venation,  with  special  regard  to 

radial  vein  of  front  wing.     p.  284-296,  il.  pi. 
Cvprinids.     Some   noteworthy  extra-European  cvprinids.     p.   297- 

"  340,  il. 
Diamonds — 

Cullinan  diamond,  description  of  big  diamond  found  in  Premier 
Mine,  Transvaal,     p.  211-213,  il.  pi. 

Genesis  of  diamond,     p.  193-209,  il. 
Fishes.     Parental  care  among  fresh-water  fishes,     p.  403-531,  il.  pi. 
Germany.     On    relations    between    United    States    and    Germany, 

especially  in  field  of  science,  p.  533-547. 
Gold  in  science  and  industry,  p.  215-234,  il. 
Hymenoptera.     Contribution  to  knowledge  of  some  South  American 

hymenoptera,  chiefly  from  Paraguay,     p.  259-274. 
Japan.     Ethics  of  Japan,     p.  293-307. 
Kolliker,  Rudolph  Albert  von.     Rudolph   Albert  von   Kolliker.     p. 

557-562,  por. 
Liberia,     p.  247-264,  pi.  map. 
Lightning.     Photographing  lightning  with  moving  camera,     p.  119— 

"127,  pi. 
Luminosity  in  plants,     p.  351-362. 

Lyre-birds.     Notes  on  Victoria  lyre  bird.     p.  363-374,  pi. 
Mechanical  science.     Some  refinements  of  mechanical  science,     p. 

141-150. 
Notes  [including  Publications  of    institution,  continued   from  list, 

Sept.  1905].     p.  374-379. 
Photography.     History  of  photography,     p.  163-192,  por.  pi. 
Plague  in  India,     p.  309-338,  il. 
Radiography.     Progress  in  radiography,     p.  151-161,  pi. 


Februaky,  1907  567 

Smithsonian  Institution — Continued. 

Reed,  Walter.     Walter  Reed,  memoir,     p.  549-556,  pi. 

Report.  Annual  report  of  regents,  1905  [with  report  of  secretary, 
etc.,  and  appendix].  576  p.  il.  por.  pi.  maps.  (H.  doc.  930 
[pt.  1],  59th  Cong.  1st  sess. ) 

Rhodesia.  Development  of  Rhodesia  and  its  railway  system  in  rela- 
tion to  oceanic  highways,     p.  279-292,  il.  map. 

Species.  Influence  of  physical  conditions  in  genesis  of  species, 
p.  375-402. 

Squirrels — 

Description  of  new  squirrel  of  sciurus  Prevostii  group  from  Pulo 
Temaju,  west  coast  of  Borneo,     p.  275,  276. 

Squirrels  of  sciurus  vittatus  group  in  Sumatra,     p.  277-283,  il. 
Submarine  navigation,     p.  235-245. 

Sun.     New  measurements  of  distance  of  the  sun.     p.  101—118,  il. 
Tantalum  lamp.     p.  129-140,  il. 

Tibet.     Geographical  results  of  Tibet  mission,     p.  265-277,  pi. 
Volutida?.     Review  of  American  volutidse.     p.  341-373. 
Yellow  fever.     Fight  against  yellow  fever,     p.  339-350. 
Soils  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department ): 
Bulletin— 

38,  Studies  on  movement  of  soil  moisture.     61  p.  il.     *  Paper,  10c 

Agr  7-1057/2 

39,  Effects  of  shading  on  soil  conditions.     19  p.  il.  pi.     *  Paper,  10c 

Agr  7-1058/3 
Cleveland,  Ohio.     Soil  survey  of  Cleveland  area.     24  p.  il.  map. 
Field  operations  of  bureau,  1905,  7th  report.     1089  p.  il.  maps.     [At- 
las will  follow.]     *Cloth,  $1.00;  *paper,  75c 
Same.     (H.  doe.  925  [pt.  1],  59th  Cong.  1st  sess.) 
Houston  County,  Tex.     Soil  survey  of  county.     33  p.  il.  map. 
Lee  County,  Tex.     Soil  survey  of  county.     25  p.  il.  map. 
New  Hanover  County,  N.  C.     Soil  survey  of  county.     39  p.  il.  map. 
Solicitor  of  Treasury  (Justice  Department): 

Digest  of  opinions,  [calendar  year]  1906.     42  p.     *  Paper,  5c 
Spanish  Treaty  Claims  Commission: 

Document  45,  Order  of  President  extending  time  for  work  of  com- 
mission.    1  p.  large  8° 
Estimate  of  appropriation  for  payment  of  certain  awards.     2  p.     (H. 

doc.  712.) 
Papers  relating  to  history  of  work  and  condition  of  business  before 
commission.     39  p.     (S.  doc.  109,  pt.  2. )  6-35380 

Staff  Corps,  General  (War  Department): 

Provisional  regulations  for  saber  exercise,  Armv,  1907.  49  p.  il.  24° 
*  Cloth,  30c 

Standards  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 
Bureau  circular — 

2,  2d  edition,  Verification  of  metal  tapes.     3  p.  4° 

3,  2d  edition,  Verification  of  standards  of  mass.     7  p.  4° 

11,  2d  edition,  Samples  of  standardized  iron  and  steel.     4  p.  4° 


568  February,  1907 

Standards  Bureau — Continued. 

[Report  of]  2d  annual  conference  on  weights  and  measures  of  United 

States  held  at  bureau,  Washington,  D.  C,  Apr.  12, 13,  1906.     60  p. 

large  8°  7-35073 

Tables  of  equivalents  of  customary  and  metric  weights  and  measures. 

3d  edition.     50  p.  4°  6-35337/3 

State  Department: 

Note.— The  State  Department  distributes  its  publications  gratuitously.  For 
bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 

Africa.  Convention  signed  Brussels,  Nov.  3,  1906,  revising  duties 
imposed  by  Brussels  Convention  of  June  8,  1899,  on  spirituous 
liquors  imported  into  certain  regions  of  Africa  [transmitted  for 
consent  of  Senate  to  adhesion  of  United  States].  7  p.  (Confi- 
dential; [Senate]  executive  C.)  [Injunction  of  secrecy  removed 
Feb.  15,  1907.] 

Note. — The  series  of  documents  to  which  this  belongs  is  printed  in  confi- 
dence for  the  use  of  the  Senate,  and  is  inaccessible  to  other  persons  unless,  as 
in  this  instance,  the  Senate  removes  the  injunction  of  secrecy. 

Combs,  Leslie.  Letter  asking  that  permission  be  given  Combs  to 
accept  gold  cup  from  President  of  Gauteroala  [Guatemala].  1  p. 
(H.  doc.  725.) 

Courts  of  United  States.  Estimate  of  appropriation  for  United  States 
court  for  China.     2  p.      (H.  doc.  694. ) 

Diplomatic  list,  Feb.  1907.     15  p.  24°     [Monthly.] 

Duplat,  Jose  March.  Note  from  Venezuelan  charge  d'affaires  at 
Washington  requesting  that  permission  be  granted  to  Duplat  to 
enter  Military  Academy,  and  draft  of  resolution  customary  in 
such  cases.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  321.) 

Great  Britain.  Supplementary  convention  between  United  States 
and  Great  Britain  for  extradition  of  criminals,  signed  London, 
Apr.  12,  1905,  proclaimed  Feb.  12,  1907.     2  p. 

International  Congress  of  Hygiene  and  Demography.  Letter  asking 
legislation  authorizing  President  to  extend  invitation  to  congress 
to >,hold  its  13th  session  at  Washington.     5  p.     (S.  doc.  324.) 

International  Congress  on  Tuberculosis.  Estimate  of  appropriation 
to  enable  Government  to  participate  in  International  Congress  on 
Tuberculosis,  to  convene  in  Washington  in  1908.    6  p.    ( S.  doc.  343. ) 

Medals.  Letter  asking  that  certain  persons  in  diplomatic  and  con- 
sular service  be  authorized  to  accept  decorations  desired  to  be 
conferred  by  Emperor  of  Japan  [with  letter  from  Japanese  am- 
bassador].    3  p.     (S.  doc.  296.) 

Morocco.  General  act  of  international  conference  at  Algeciras  [con- 
cerning Moroccan  affairs],  and  additional  protocol,  signed  Alge- 
ciras, Apr.  7,  1906,  proclaimed  Jan.  22,  1907.     48  p. 

Portugal.  Additional  and  amendatory  agreement  to  commercial 
agreement  of  May  22,  1899,  between  United  States  and  Portugal, 
signed  Washington,  Nov.  19, 1902,  proclaimed  Jan.  24,  1907.     2  p. 

Postal  savings-banks.  Report,  with  accompanying  documents,  on 
postal  savings  banks  in  foreign  countries.     28  p.     (H.  doc.  723.) 

7-35139 

Santo  Domingo.  Convention  between  United  States  and  Dominican 
Republic  for  assistance  of  United  States  in  collection  and  ap- 
plication of  customs  revenues  of  Dominican  Republic,  signed 
Santo  Domingo  City,  Feb.  8, 1907.  5  p.  (Confidential;  [Senate] 
executive  E. )     [Injunction  of  secrecy  removed  Feb.  20,  1907.] 

Note. — The  series  of  documents  to  which  this  belongs  is  printed  in  confi- 
dence for  the  use  of  the  Senate,  and  is  inaccessible  to  other  persons  unless,  as 
in[this  instance,  the  Senate  removes  the  injunction  of  secrecy. 


Febktjary,  1907  569 

Statistics  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department): 

Bulletin  49,  Costs  of  hauling  crops  from  farms  to  shipping  points. 
63  p.     *  Paper,  10c  Agr  7-1212/2 

Crop  reporter,  v.  9,  no.  2;  Feb.  1907.     p.  9-16,  4°     [Monthly.] 

Statistics  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Note. — The  bureau  furnishes  its  publications   gratuitously  to  those  who 
apply  for  them. 

Bulletin  7,  series  1906-07,  Exports  of  domestic  breadstuffs,  meat  and 
dairy  products,  food  animals,  cotton,  and  mineral  oils,  .Tan.  1907. 
12  p.  4°     [Monthly.] 

Calendar  year  statements,  imports  and  exports  of  merchandise,  gold 
and  silver  coin  and  bullion,  1867-1906,  imports  and  exports  of 
merchandise,  1899-1906,  by  customs  districts  [and]  countries,  im- 
ports and  exports  of  merchandise  by  months,  July,  1867-Dec. 
1906,  receipts  and  expenditures  of  Government,  1880-1906.  p. 
1247-68,  4° 

Commercial  Philippines  in  1906.     66  p.  4°    *  Paper,  15c  7-35080 

Imports  of  merchandise  by  articles  and  countries,  1902-06.  p.  155- 
366,  4°  7-35093 

Monthly  summary  of  commerce  and  finance  of  United  States,  Dec. 
1906;   no.  6,  series  1906-07.     p.  1091-1362,  4°     *  Paper,  35c 
Same.     (H.  doc.  15,  pt.  6.) 

Monthly  summary  of  internal  commerce  of  United  States,  Dec. 
[1904-106.     p.  529-610,  4° 

Total  values  of  imports  and  exports  of  United  States,  Jan.  1907.  [2] 
p.  4°     [Monthly.] 

Subsistence  Department  (War  Department): 

Roster  [of  officers],  Feb.  1,  1907.     3  p.     [Monthly.] 

Supplies  and  Accounts  Bureau  (Navy  Department): 

Report  of  cost  of  inspection  and  construction  [to  Jan.  1,  1907]  of 
battle  ships  Connecticut  and  Louisiana.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  662. ) 

Territories  Committee  ( House) : 
Alaska — 

Hearings,  Jan.  24  and  29,  1907,  on  railroads  in  Alaska.     17  p. 

7-35129 
Protection  of  game  [and  wild  birds]  in  Alaska,  hearings,  Jan.  23, 

25,  1907,  on  H.  23719.     22  p. 
Report  favoring  H.  25032,  to  amend  act  for  protection  of  game 
[and  wild  birds]  in  Alaska.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  7106.) 
Council   City  and   Solomon   River   Railroad.     Report  favoring   H. 

23720,  to  aid  company.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  7114.) 
Courts  of  United  States.     Report  amending  H.  25709,  to  amend  act 
to  enable  Oklahoma  and  Indian  Territory  and  New  Mexico  and 
Arizona  to  be  admitted  into  the  Union.     4  p.     (H.  rp.  8103.) 
Hawaii.     Report  favoring  S.  6261,  similar  to  H.  14015,  to  establish 

fund  for  public  works  in  Hawaii.     3  p.     (II.  rp.  7594.) 
New  Mexico — 

Hearings,  Jan.  29,  1907,  on  H.  J.  R.  204,  disapproving  law  enacted 
by  Legislative  Assembly  of  New  Mexico  in  relation  to  proced- 
ure in  personal  injury  cases;  [statement  of  Benjamin  P.  Bird- 
sail].  4  p. 
Report  .favoring  H.  J.  R.  204,  disapproving  laws  enacted  by  Legis- 
lative Assembly  of  New  Mexico  [establishing  procedure  in 
personal  injury  cases].     2  p.      (H.  rp.  7275.) 


570  February,  1907 

Territories  Committee  (House) — Continued. 
New  Mexico — Continued. 

Report  favoring  H.  12857,  to  validate  certain  acts  of  Legislative 
Assembly  of  New  Mexico  with  reference  to  issuance  of  bonds. 
12  p.     (H.  rp.  7574.) 
Phoenix,  Ariz.     Report  favoring  H.  25039,  to  enable  Phoenix  to  use 
proceeds  of  certain   municipal  bonds  for  purchase  of  plant  of 
Phoenix  Water  Company.     2  p.      (H.  rp.  7608.) 
Tanana  Mines  Railroad.     Report  favoring  H.  25184,  to  relieve  rail- 
road from  taxation.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  7112.) 

Taos  County,  N.  Mex.  Report  favoring  H.  12858,  permitting  comita- 
te refund  its  indebtedness  at  lower  i-ate  of  interest.  2  p.  (H.  rp. 
7575. ) 

Yaldez,  Marshall  Pass  and  Northern  Railroad.  Report  favoring  H. 
25244,  to  extend  time  for  completion  of  railroad.  1  p.  (H.  rp. 
7281.) 

Territories  Committee  (Senate): 

Alaska — 

Railroad  and  telegraph  and  telephone  lines  in  Alaska,  hear- 
ings on  S.  6937  and  6980  [58th  Congress],  Feb.  10,  1905;  S. 
191  [59th  Congress],  Jan.  27[-Feb.  2],  1906;  H.  18891  [59th 
Congress],  Jan.  25 [-Feb.  1],  1907,  and  Senate  document  167, 
59th  Congress,  1st  session.  144  p.  map. 
Views  of  Mr.  Newlands  amending  by  substitute  H.  18891,  to  aid 
in  construction  of  railroad,  telegraph,  and  telephone  lines  in 
Alaska  and  for  formation  of  corporations  for  such  purposes. 
9  p.     (S.  rp.  6625,  pt.  2. )  7-35143 

Alaska  Railroad.  Report  amending  H.  18891,  [to  incorporate  com- 
pany and]  to  aid  in  construction  of  railroad  and  telegraph  and 
telephone  line  in  Alaska.     14  p.  map.     (S.  rp.  6625  [pt.  1]\ ) 

7-35143 
Courts  of  United  States.     Report  amending  S.  8498,  to  amend  act  to 
enable  Oklahoma  and  Indian  Territory  and  New  Mexico  and  Ari- 
zona to  be  admitted  into  the  Union   [so  as  to  limit  transfer  of 
cases  from  courts  in  Oklahoma  and  Indian  Territory  to  district 
and  circuit  courts  of  Oklahoma].     3  p.     (S.  rp.  7273. ) 
New  Mexico.     Report  favoring  H.  12857,  to  validate  certain  acts  of 
Legislative  Assembly  of  New  Mexico  with  reference  to  issuance 
of  bonds.     5  p.     (S.  rp.  7269.) 
Nome,  Alaska.     Report  favoring  H.  25041,  for  additional  land  dis- 
tricts in  Alaska  [with  offices  at  Nome  and  Fairbanks].     3  p.     (S. 
rp.  7270. ) 
Tanana  Mines  Railroad.     Report  favoring  H.  25184,  to  relieve  rail- 
road from  taxation.     1  p.     (S.  rp.  7262.) 
Taos  County,  N.  Mex.     Report  favoring  H.  12858,  permitting  county 
to  refund  its  indebtedness  at  lower  rate  of  interest.     2  p.      (S.  rp. 
7268. ) 
Valdez,  Marshall  Pass  and  Northern  Railroad.     Report  favoring  S. 
8283,  to  extend  time  for  completion  of  railroad.     1  p.      (S.  rp. 
6475. ) 

Texas,  Department  of  (War  Department): 

Roster  of  troops  serving  in  department,  no.  1  [1907].     24  p. 
Treasurer  of  United  States  (Treasury  Department): 

Monthly  statement,  paper  currencv  of  each  denomination  outstand- 
ing Jan.  31,  1907.     1  p.  oblong  24° 


Febkuaky,  1907  571 

Treasury  Department: 

Note. — For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 
Appropriations — 

Estimates  of  appropriations  to  complete  service  [of  Departments, 

1907  and  prior  years].     42  p.  4°     (H.  doc.  654.) 
Judgments  rendered  by  Court  of  Claims  [requiring  appropriation, 
since  Senate  document  511,  59th  Congress,  1st  session].     16  p. 
(H.  doc,  656.) 
Schedules  of  claims  allowed   [since  Senate  document  512,  59th 
Congress,  1st  session]  under  appropriations  balances  of  which 
have  been  exhausted  or  carried  to  surplus  fund.     25  p.     (H. 
doc.  697. ) 
Bonds  of  officers,  etc.     Corporate  sureties  on  official  bonds,  etc.,  10 

per  cent  limit.     2  p.  4°     (Dept,  circular  8,  1907.) 
Customs  service — 

Estimate  of  appropriations  for  collecting  revenue  [from  customs]. 
1  p.     (H.  doc.  699.) 
Same  [detailed  estimates].     39  p.     (H.  doc.  704.) 
Debt.     Statement  of  public  debt  and  cash  in  Treasury,  Jan.  1907. 

1  p.  f°     [Monthly.] 
District  of  Columbia — 

Estimate  of  appropriation  for  relief  of  Gurley  Memorial  Presby- 
terian Church,  District  of  Columbia,  etc.     1  p.     (H.  doc.  746.) 
Response  to  inquiry,  statements  relative  to  lands  and  buildings 
leased  by  Government  in  District.     20  p.     (H.  doc.  747.) 
Documents  received  and  distributed  during  calendar  year  1906.     4  p. 

(H.  doc.  752.) 
Drawback.     Cancellation  of  drawback  bonds.     1  p.  4°     (Dept.  circu- 
lar 13,  1907. ) 
Eggs.     Importation   of  egg   products.     1  p.  4°     (Dept.  circular  11> 

1907. ) 
Grand  Rapids,  Mich.     Estimate  of  appropriation  for  temporary  quar- 
ters for  post-office  and  court  at  Grand  Rapids.     1  p.     ( H.  doc.  692. ) 
New  York  City.     Estimate  of  appropriation  for  compensation  of  cer- 
tain inspectors  of  customs  at  New  York.     1  p.      (H.  doc,  709. ) 
Papers.     Statement  as  to  accumulations   of   useless   papers.     19  p. 

(H.  doc.  634.) 
Parcels-post  convention  with    Ecuador.     1  p.  4°     (Dept.  circular  9, 

1907. ) 
Portugal.    Amendatory  commercial  agreement  between  United  States 
and  Portugal  under  provisions  of  sec.  3,  act  of  July  24,  1897  [proc- 
lamation of  President].     2  p.  4°     (Dept.  circular  10,  1907.) 
Rent — 

Report  of  rents  received  [Oct.  13,  1903-Dec.  31,  1906]  from 
property  in  Washington,  D.  C,  purchased  as  site  for  Hall  of 
Records.  1  p.  (H.  doc.  698.) 
Report  of  rents  received  [Oct.  24,  1905-Dec.  31,  1906]  from  prop-, 
erty  in  Washington,  D.  O,  purchased  for  annex  to  Post-Office 
Department  building.  1  p.  (H.  doc.  695. ) 
Tea.     Importation  and  inspection  of  tea  under  act  approved  Mar.  2, 

1897.     1  p.  4°     (Dept.  circular  12,  1907.) 
Treasury  decisions — 

Treasury  decisions  under  customs  and  other  laws,  v.  12;  Julv-Dec. 
1906.     775p.il.pl.     *  Sheep,  $1.25 


572  February,  1907 

Treasury  Department — Continued. 
Treasury  decisions — Con tinued. 

Treasury  decisions  under  tariff,  internal  revenue,  and  other  laws, 
weekly,  v.  13,  nos.  6-9;  Feb.  7-28,  1907. 
Treasury,  Independent.     Deficiency  estimate  for  examinations  of  sub- 
treasuries  and  depositories.     2  p.      (H.  doc.  729.) 

Useless   Papers   in   Executive   Departments,  Joint   Select  Com- 
mittee on  Disposition  of  (Congress): 
Post-Oftice  Department.     Report  favoring  disposition  of  certain  use- 
less papers  in  Department.     5  p.     (S.  rp.  7319. ) 

Same.     (H.rp.8137.) 
Treasury  Department.     Report  favoring  disposition  of  certain  useless 
papers  in  Department.     1  p.     ( 8.  rp.  6942. ) 
Same.     (H.  rp.  7634.) 
War  Claims  Committee  (House): 

Report  favoring  H.  25400,  to  give  Court  of  Claims  jurisdiction  of 
claims  for  captured  and  abandoned  property  which  was  sold  and 
proceeds  thereof  placed  in  Treasury  of  United  States.  7  p.  (H. 
rp.  7540.) 

War  Department: 

Note. — For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 

Army.  Additional  estimates  of  appropriation  for  Army,  1908.  13  p. 
(S.  doc.  261.) 

Brownsville,  Tex.  Additional  testimony  and  exhibits  in  Browns- 
ville case.     18  p. 

Camps  of  instruction,  1906,  reports  of  officers  of  Army.  269  p.  il. 
*  Paper,  20c 

Circular  5-14  [1907] ;  Jan.  31-Feb.  28,  1907.     12° 

Circular — 

C,  1907,  Circular  [relative  to  submission  of  supplemental  esti- 
mates of  appropriations  to  Congress].     1  p.  12° 

D,  1907,  Orders  [promulgating  regulations  governing  acceptance 
of  corporate  sureties  on  bonds  required  under  Department]. 
3  p.  12" 

General  orders  20-40  [1907] ;  Jan.  28-Feb.  27,  1907.     12° 

General  orders  and  circulars,  1906;  [title-page  and  index].     93  p.  12° 

Northern  Commercial  Company.    Estimate  of  appropriation  for  relief 

of  company.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  621. ) 
Philippine  Islands — 

Cablegram  from   president  of  Economic  Association    of  Philip- 
pines  expressing    appreciation   over  approval  of    agricul- 
tural bank.     1  p.     (S.  doc.  317. ) 
Same,  with  title,  Communication  approving  agricultural  bank. 
1  p.     (H.  doc.  700.) 
Cablegram  from  president  of  Economic  Association  of  Philippines 

relating  to  duties  on  sugar  and  hemp.     1  p.      (H.  doc.  749.) 
Petitions  of  agriculturists  of  Negros  Occidental  [and  Iloilo,  P.  I.] 
requesting  suspension  of  Dingley  tariff  and  establishment  of 
agricultural  bank.     1  p.     (H.  doc.  716.) 
Reports.     Annual  reports,  1906;  v.  1,  reports  of  Secretary,  chief  of 
staff,  military  secretary,  inspector-general,  and  judge-advocate- 
general.     677  p.  il.  tab.     *  Cloth,  $1.00 
Same.     (H.  doc.  2.) 


February,  1907  573 

War  Department — Continued. 

Special   orders  27-49  [1907];  Feb.   1-28,   1907.     12°     [Daily  except 

Sundays  and  holidays.] 
Zafiro,  U.  S.  S.     Recommendation  for  legislation  to  transfer  steam- 
ship from  Navy  to  War  Department.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  696.  ) 

Ways  and  Means  Committee  ( House) : 

Bay-rum.     Views  of  minority  adverse  to  H.  25122,  to  impose  tax  on 

bay  rum  brought  from  Porto  Rico  into  United  States.     1  p.     (H. 

rp.  7095,  pt.  2.) 
Germany.     Report  adverse  to  H.  R.  829,  calling  upon  President  of 

United  States  for  information  as  to  negotiations  between  United 

States  and  Germany  affecting  tariff.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  7022.) 
Pollard,  Ernest  M.     Report  amending  H.  25771,  to  authorize  Treas- 
urer of  United  States  to  receive  $1,861.84  from  Pollard  for  salary 

paid  him.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  8064.  ) 
Seattle,  Wash.     Report  amending  S.  7502,  for  appraiser  for  customs 

collection  district  of  Puget  Sound,  Wash,  [with  office  at  Seattle]. 

2  p.     (H.  rp.  7645.) 
South  Carolina.     Report  amending  H.  25056,  for  transfer  to  South 

Carolina  of  school  funds  for  use  of  free  schools  in  parishes  of  St. 

Helena  and  St.  Luke.     3  p.     (H.  rp.  7309.) 
Treasury,  Independent.     Subtreasurv  in  the  Southeast,  hearing,  Jan. 

8,  1907  [on  H.  156  and  other  bills].     82  p. 

Weather  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department): 

Note. — For  these  publications  application  should  be  made  to  the  Chief  of 
the  Weather  Bureau. 

Monthly  weather  review,  v.  34,  no.  11;  Nov.  1906.     p.  505-555,  il.  pi. 
maps,  4°    Paper,  20c  single  copy,  $2.50  a  yr. 

National  monthly  weather  bulletin,  Jan.   1907;  no.  1    [1907].    24X 
19  in.     [Weekly  Apr.-Sept.,  monthly  remainder  of  year.] 

Snow  and  ice  bulletin,   Feb.  4-25,  1907.    19X12  in.     [Weekly  dur- 
ing winter.] 

Weather  map,  Feb.  1-28,  1907.     19X24  in.     [Daily.] 
Yards  and  Docks  Bureau  (Navy  Department) : 

Supplemental  estimates  of  appropriation  for  naval  service  [for  navy- 
yards  and  stations].     22  p.     (H.  doc.  658.) 


35. 


GOVERNMENT  PRINTING  OFFICE 

Superintendent  of  Documents 

No.  147  MARCH  1907 


Catalogue 

of 

United  States  Public  Documents 


WASHINGTON 

GOVERNMENT  PRINTING  OFFICE 

1907 


> 


Abbreviations 


Academy acad. 

Agricultural agric. 

Amendments amdts. 

American Amer. 

Appendix app. 

Association assoc. 

Board bd. 

College coll. 

Commission comn. 

Committee com. 

Congress Cong. 

Consular cons. 

Department  dept. 

Document doc. 

Executive ex. 

Exposition  ..^ expos. 

Facsimile,  facsimiles facsim. 

Folio f» 

General gen. 

Geologic geol. 

Government Govt. 

Historical hist. 

House  bill H. 

House  concurrent  resolution H.C.  R. 

House  document H.  doc. 

House  joint  resolution H.  J.  R. 

House  report H.  rp. 

House  resolution  (simple) H.  R. 

Illustrated, illustration,  illustrations  ...11, 

Inch,  inches in. 

Institute,  institution inst. 

Latitude lat. 

Leaf,  leaves 1 . 

Library L. 

Longitude long. 


Mile,  miles ra. 

Miscellaneous misc. 

Nautical naut. 

Number,  numbers no.,  nos. 

Octavo 8° 

Page,  pages p. 

Part,  parts pt.,  pts. 

Plate,  plates pi. 

Portrait,  portraits por. 

Public pub. 

Quarto 4° 

Ra  i  1  way ry . 

Report rp. 

Resolution  res. 

Secretary secy. 

Section,  sections sec. 

Senate  bill S. 

Senate  concurrent  resolution S.  C.R. 

Senate  document S.  doc. 

Senate  joint  resolution S.  J.R. 

Senate  report S.  rp. 

Senate  resolution  ( simple ) S.  R. 

Session sess. 

Sixteenmo 16» 

Society soc. 

Superintendent supt. 

Table,  tables tab. 

Thirtytwo-mo 32° 

Treasury Treas. 

Twelvemo 12° 

Twenty  four-mo 24° 

University univ. 

Versus vs.,  v. 

Volume,  volumes v. 

Year yr. 


Explanation 

Words  and  figures  inclosed  in  brackets  [  ]  are  given  for  information,  but 
do  not  appear  on  the  title-pages  of  the  publications  catalogued.  When  size 
is  not  given,  octavo  is  to  be  understood.  Size  of  maps  is  measured  from 
outer  edge  of  border,  excluding  margin.  When  Congress  and  session  are 
not  given  with  the  numbers  of  Senate  and  House  documents  and  reports, 
59th  Congress,  2d  session,  is  to  be  understood. 


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577 


Catalogue  of  Public  Documents 


MARCH,  1907 


Adjutant>GeneraPs  Department  ( War  Department)  : 

Note. — Formerly  Military   Secretary's   Department.    Changed,  by  act    of 
Congress,  Mar.  2,  1907,  to  Adjutant-General's  Department. 

Stations  of  Army,  Mar.  30,  1907.     [2]  p.  oblong  large  8°    [Monthly.] 

Agriculture  Department: 

Note. — For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 

Circular  22,  Report  on  statements  of  Cyril  G.  Hopkins  relative  to 
Bureau  of  Soils.     12  p.     *  Paper,  5c  Agr  7-1433/4 

Circular  letter  to  chiefs  of  bureaus,  divisions,  offices,  and  Forest  Serv- 
ice [relative  to  requests  to  be  made  on  Civil  Service  Commission 
for  stenographers  and  typewriters] .     1  p.  4° 

Farmers'  bulletin — 

274,  Flax  culture.     36  p.  il.     *  Paper,  5c  Agr  7-1013/3 

276,  Experiment  station  work  39.     32  p.  il.     *  Paper,  5c 

Agr  6-305/3 

General  order  108,  109;  Mar.  13,  23,  1907.     4" 

Library.  Bulletin  62,  Accessions  to  Department  library,  Oct.-Dec. 
1906.     56  p.     [Quarterly.]     *  Paper,  10c  6-18608 

Statement  of  persons  employed  under  meat-inspection  law  and  their 
compensation  and  expenses,  July-Dec.  1906.  70  p.  (H.  doc. 
759.) 

Alaska  Road  Commission  (Military  Secretary's  Department,  War  De- 
partment ) : 
Report  of  operations  for  season  of  1906.     39  p.  pi.      (H.  doc.  523.) 

7-35174 

Report  of  reconnoissance  and  preliminary  survey  of  land  route  from 
navigable  waters  of  Tanana  River,  at  or  near  Fairbanks,  to  vicinity 
of  Council  City,  Seward  Peninsula,  Alaska,  for  mail  and  pack 
trail.     29  p.  pi.  maps.     (S.  doc.  214.)  7-35171 

American  Republics  Bureau: 

Note. — This  bureau  sells  its  own  monthly  bulletins,    handbooks,   etc.,  at 
prices  usually  ranging  from  5c  to  SI. 00.    Address  the  Director  of  the  bureau. 

Monthly  bulletin,  v.  24,  no.  2,  Feb.  1907,  whole  no.  161.     p.  261-563, 
por.     Paper,  25c  single  copy,  $2.00  a  yr. 
Same.     (H.  doc.  502,  pt.  2.) 

579 


580  March,  1907 

Animal  Industry  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department): 
Bulletin— 

94,  Investigations  in  use  of  bomb  calorimeter.     39  p.    *  Paper,  10c 

Agr  7-1325/2 

95,  Bacteriolytic  power  of  blood  serum  of  hogs.  62  p.  il.  *  Pa- 
per, 10c  Agr  7-1324/3 

97,  Proceedings  of  conference  of  Federal  and  State  representatives 
to  consider  plans  for  eradication  of  cattle  tick,  Nashville,  Tenn., 
Dec.  5,  6,  1906.     98  p.     *  Paper,  15c  Agr  7-1209/2 

Circular— 

102,  Stomach  worms,  hsemonchus  contortus,  in  sheep.  7  p. 
*  Paper,  5c  Agr  7-1219/2 

103,  Records  of  dairy  cows,  their  value  and  importance  in  eco- 
nomic milk  production.     38  p.  il.    *  Paper,  5c    Agr  7-1434/2 

[Circular]  to  inspectors  in  charge  [of  meat-inspection  stations  rela- 
tive to  duties,  etc.].     [4]  p.  4" 

Appraisers  (Treasury  Department) : 

Reappraisement  of  merchandise  by  general  appraisers  [on  Feb.  21- 
Mar.  20,  1907];  Mar.  4-25,  1907".  4U  (Reappraisement  circulars 
1552-66.)     [Weekly.] 

Appropriations  Committee  (Senate): 

Report  amending  H.  25851,  making  appropriations  to  supply  defi- 
ciencies, 1907  and  prior  years.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  7333. ) 

Artillery  School,  Fort  Monroe  (Military  Secretary's  Department,  War 

Department): 

Index  to  current  military  literature,  published  with  Journal  U.  S. 

artillery,  v.  27,  no.  1,  Jan.-Feb.  1907.     p.  1-40.  6-13361/7 

Journal  of  United  States  artillery,  v.  26,  [July-Dec]  1906  [title-page, 

contents,  index,  etc.].     [xiii]  p. 

Same,  v.  27,  no.  1,  whole  no.  83,  Jan.-Feb.  1907.     p.  1-96,  il.  pi. 

[Bimonthly.]     Paper,  50c  single  copy,  $2.50  a  yr.       6-13361/7 

Attorney =GeneraI,  Assistant,  for  Spanish  Treaty  Claims  Commis= 
sion  (.Justice  Department): 
Before  Spanish  Treaty  Claims  Commission,  Spanish-American  Iron 
Company  v.  United  States,  and  Juragua  Iron  Company  v.  United 
States,  statement  of  facts  and  brief  for  defendant.     53  p.  large  8° 

Biological  Survey  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department) : 

Circular  55,  Directions  for  destruction  of  wolves  and  coyotes.  6  p. 
*  Paper,  5c  Agr  7-1326/3 

Bookkeeping  and  Warrants  Division  (Treasury  Department): 

Comparative  statement  of  receipts  and  expenditures  of  United  States 
[for  month  and  8  months  ending   Feb.    1906  and  1907].     1  p. 
oblong  8°     [Monthly.] 
Statement  of   Treasury,  Mar.  1-30,  190£.     Each  [2]  1.  4°     [Daily  ex- 
cept Sundays  and  holidays*] 

Canal  Zone,  Isthmus  of  Panama  (Isthmian  Canal  Commission,  War 
Department): 

Annual  report  of  Department  of  Health  of  Isthmian  Canal  Commis- 
sion, [calendar]  year  1906.     41  p.  12° 

Report  of  Department  of  Health  of  Isthmian  Canal  Commission,  Jan. 
1907.     60  p.  12°     [Monthly.]  6-13939/3 


March.  1907  581 

Census  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 
Bulletin— 

70,  Census  of  manufactures,  1905:  Petroleum  refining.  57  p.  pi.  4* 
*  Paper,  15c 

71,  Estimates  of  population,  1904-06,  including  census  returns  of 
States  making  an  in tercensal  enumeration.    28  p.     *  Paper,  10c 

Instructions  to  special  agents,  statistics  of  marriage  and  divorce.  28 
p.  16" 

Chemistry  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department): 

Bulletin   101,    Lime-sulphur-salt   wash   and   its   substitutes.     29  p. 

*  Paper,  5c  Agr  7-1210/2 
Circular  33,  Report  on  methods  of  beer  analysis.     Itf  p.     *  Paper,  5c 

Agr  7-1327/2 
Food  inspection  decisions  46  amended,  54-59. 
Citizenship  Board  (State  Department): 

Report  on  citizenship,  expatriation,  and  protection  abroad.     538  p. 

*  Cloth,  65c;  *  paper,  50c 

Civil  Service  Commission: 

Note.— The  commission  furnishes  its  publications  gratuitously  to  those  who 
apply  for  them. 

Agriculture  Department.  Scientific  assistant,  Department  of  Agricul- 
ture [amended  announcement  of  examination]  Apr.  17,  18,  1907. 
1  p.  4° 

Chemists.  Assistant  chemist,  Bureau  of  Standards  [announcement 
of  examination]  May  8,  1907.     [2]  p.  4" 

Civil  service — 

Instructions   to   applicants   for  4th   civil    service  district,   head- 
quarters, Washington,  D.  C.     13  p. 
Instructions  to   applicants   for  5th  civil    service  district,   head- 
quarters, Atlanta,  Ga.     13  p. 

Instructions  to  applicants  for  6th  civil  service  district,  headquar- 
ters, Cincinnati,  Ohio.     14  p. 

Draftsmen.  Apprentice  draftsman,  Ordnance  [Department,  an- 
nouncement of  examination]  Apr.  24,  1907.     1  p.  4° 

Engineer  and  carpenter  [announcement  of  examination]  Apr.  10, 
1907.     [2]  p.  4° 

Farm  superintendent  [announcement  of  examination]  Apr.  17,  1907. 
1  p.  4° 

Forest  Service.  Testing  assistant,  Forest  Service  [announcement  of 
examination]  Apr.  24,  1907.     [2]  p.  4° 

Hindoo  interpreter,  immigration  service  [announcement  of  examina- 
tion] Apr.  10,  1907.     1  p.  4° 
Same  [postponement  of  examination  to]  Apr.  24,  1907.     1  p.  4° 

Linotype  machinist,  Government  Printing  Office  [announcement  of 
examination]  Apr.  25,  1907.     [2]  p.  4° 

Monotype  machinist,  Government  Printing  Office  [announcement  of 
examination]  Apr.  24,  1907.     [2]  p.  4° 

Reclamation  Service.  Junior  clerk,  Reclamation  Service  [postpone- 
ment of  examination  from  Mar.  13.  1907,  to]  Apr.  10,  1907.  [2] 
p.  4° 

Steamboat  Inspection  Service.  Information  concerning  examina- 
tions for  entrance  to  service.     Revised  Feb.  1907.     4  p. 


582  March,  1907 

Civil  Service  Commission — Continued. 

Teacher,  Indian  service  [announcement  of  examination]  Apr.  17,  18, 

1907.     [2]  p.  4° 
Veterinary  inspector,  Bureau  of  Animal  Industry  [announcement  of 
examination]  Apr.  17,  1907.     [2]  p.  4° 

Coast  and  Geodetic  Survey  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Note. — The  charts,  coast  pilots,  and  tide  tables  of  the  Coast  and  Geodetic 
Survey  are  sold  at  the  office  of  the  Survey  in  Washington,  and  also  by  one  or 
more  sales  agents  in  each  of  the  important  American  seaports.  The  monthly 
Notice  to  mariners  may  be  had  free  at  these  agencies,  at  all  United  States  cus- 
tom-houses, at  the  branch  hydrographic  offices  of  the  Navy  Department,  at 
United  States  consulates  in  foreign  ports,  and  at  the  office  of  the  Coast  and 
Geodetic  Survey. 

Charts- 
Alaska,  southeastern,  Bays  and  harbors  in;  chart  8262.     19X29.5 

in.     25c 
Florida,  Fernandina  to  Jacksonville;  chart  577.     Scale  1:40,000. 

40.8X33  in.     50c 
Florida,   Straits  of  [including  Florida   Bay];     chart   15.      Scale 

1:400,000.     31.7X40.5  in.     50c 
Luzon,  West  coast  of,  Manila  and  Subic  bays  to  Verde  Island 

Passage;  chart  4240.     Mercator  projection.     40.7X33  in.     50c 
Mare  Island  Strait,  Cal. ;  chart  5525.     Scale  1: 10,000.     20.5X33.7 

in.     20c 
Raritan  River  from  Raritan  Bay  to  New  Brunswick,  N.  J.;  chart 

375.     Scale  1:20,000.     19.1X34.3  in.     50c 
Romblon,    Port,    Romblon    Island,    P.    I. ;     chart   4442.      Scale 

1:15,000.     21.6X19.5  in.     20c 
San  Pablo  Bay,  Cal.;  with  inset,  Continuation  of  Petaluma  Creek; 

chart  5533.     Scale  1:  40,000.     40.9X32.9  and  8.7X7.6  in.     50c 
Seattle  Harbor,  Wash.;   chart  6445.     Scale  1 :  20,000.     30.2X37.5 

in.     50c 
Verde  Island  Passage,  Anchorages  in  vicinity  of,  P.  I. ;  chart  4257. 

28.1X35.3  in.     30c 

Notice  to  mariners  348;  Feb.  1907.     12  l.-fp.  13-17,  4"     [Monthly.] 
Philippine  Islands,  notice  to  mariners  1  [1907];  Jan.  2,  1907.     1.1-4. 
Commerce  and  Labor  Department: 

Note. — The  Department  of  Commerce  and  Labor  distributes  the  Consular  re- 
pi  'its  gratuitously.    For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 

Amendments  to  regulations  governing  admission  of  Chinese.  5  p.  4° 
(Dept.  circular  143.) 

Returns  of  statistics  of  shipments  between  Atlantic  and  Pacific  coasts 
of  United  States  via  Isthmus  of  Panama  and  Isthmus  of  Tehuan- 
tepec.     1  p.  4°     ( Dept.  circular  146. ) 

Rules  and  regulations  governing  establishment  and  maintenance  of 
private  aids  to  navigation.     2  p.  4°     (Dept.  circular  144.) 

Shanghaiing  of  seamen.     1  p.  4"     (Dept.  circular  145.) 
Commerce  Committee  (Senate): 

Kill  Van  Kull.  Report  amending  by  substitute  S.  8328,  to  permit 
laying  of  2  water  pipes  [across  and  under  Kill  Van  Kull]  from 
Bayonne,  N.  J.,  to  Staten  Island,  N.  Y.  [by  Hudson  Counts- 
Water  Company].     3  p.     (S.  rp.  7321.  ) 

Revenue-Cutter  Service.  Report  amending  iS.  7t>63.  to  increase  effi- 
ciency of  service;  with  hearing.     24  p.     (S.  rp.  7322.  i        7-35204 


March,  1907  583 

Comptroller  of  Currency  (Treasury  Department): 

Bulletin  724-727;  Mar  4-25,  1907.     4°     [Weekly.] 
Comptroller  of  Treasury  (Treasury  Department) : 

Fees  for  oaths  in  verification  of  accounts.     2  p.  4°     (Treasury  Dept. 
Dept.  circular  19,  1907. ) 

Conference  Committees  (Congress): 

A  ppropriations— 

Conference  report  on  H.  25745,  making  appropriations  for  sundry 

civil  expenses,  1908.     8  p.      (H.  rp.  8174.) 
Conference  report  on  H.  25851,  making  appropriations  to  supply 
deficiencies,  1907  and  prior  years.     3  p.      (H.  rp.  8173.) 
Railroad  employees — 

Conference  report  on  S.  5133,  to  promote  safety  of  employees  and 
travelers  upon  railroads  by  limiting  hours  of   service   of 
employees.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  367.) 
Same,  with  Statement  of  managers  on  part  of  House.     4  p. 
(H.  rp.  8155.) 

Congress: 

Note. — See  also  Senate — names  of  Congressional  committees. 

Abridgment,  1906;  message  of  President  to  Congress,  59th  Congress, 

2d  session,  with  reports  of  Departments  [1906]  and  selections  from 

accompanying  papers.     2  v.  2200  p.     *  Cloth,  v.  1,  85c;  *  v.  2,  $1.00 

Congressional  record,   59th  Congress,   2d  session,  v.  41,  nos.  68-74; 

Mar.  1-18,  1907.     p.  4357-4841,  il.  4° 

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of  Congress,  is  issued  daily  when  Congress  is  in  session,  and  indexes  thereto 
are  published  semimonthly.  Congress  expired  Mar.  4;  but  3  numbers  of 
the  Record,  containing  speeches,  etc.,  were  issued  Mar.  8,  12,  and  18. 

The  Record  is  sold  by  the  Superintendent  of  Documents  on  the  following 
terms:  Single  copy,  3  cents,  if  not  more  than  24  pages,  and  1  cent  more 
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long  session,  $8.00.  Subscriptions  are  payable  in  advance.  Prices  for  the 
bound  volumes  of  the  Record,  59th  Congress.  1st  session,  and  prior  Con- 
gresses, will  be  furnished  on  application.  Send  remittances  to  the  Super- 
intendent of  Documents.  Washington,  1).  C.  Stamps,  personal  checks,  and 
foreign  money  will  not  be  accepted. 

Same,  index  6,  [to]  nos.  (54-73,  Feb.  25-Mar.  4, 1907.     60+142  p.  4° 

Private  [act]  1200-2675;  approved  Feb.  25-Mar.  4,  1907.     Each  1  p. 

Private  [joint]  resolution  1;  approved  Mar.  4,  1907— 

McCalla,  Bowman  H.    Granting  permission  to  McCalla  to  accept 

medal  from  Great  Britain  and  Order  of  Red  Eagle  from  Ger- 
many.    No.  1 .     1  p. 
Public  [act]  133-276;  approved  [Feb.  27-]  Mar.  4,  1907— 

Agriculture  Department.     Making  appropriations  for  Department, 

1908.     No.  242.     30  p. 
Alabama.     To  amend  act  for  relief  of  homestead  settlers  [on  lands 

granted  to]   Alabama  [to  aid  in  construction  of  Mobile  and 

Girard  Railroad].     No.  259.     2  p. 
Alaska.     To  amend  laws  governing  labor  or  improvements  upon 

mining  claims  in  Alaska.      No.  218.     1  p. 
Alcohol.     To  amend  act  for  withdrawal  from  bond,  tax  free,  of 

domestic  alcohol  when  rendered  unfit  for  beverage  or  liquid 

medicinal  uses  by  mixture  with  suitable  denaturing  materials. 

No.  230.    2  p. 
Allegheny  River.     To   authorize  county  of   Armstrong,   Pa.,   to 

construct  bridge  across  river.     No.  201.     1  p. 


584  March,  1907 

Congress — Continued. 

Public  [act]  133-276— Continued. 
Appropriations — 

Making  appropriations  for  sundry  civil  expenses,   1908.     No. 
253.     86  p. 

Making  appropriations  to  supply  deficiencies,  1907  and  prior 
years.    No.  254.     40  p. 
Arizona.     Ratifying  chapter  58  of  23d  Legislative  Assembly  of 

Arizona  providing  for  repair  of  bridge  [across  Gila  River]  at 

Florence.     No.  158.     1  p. 
Army.     Making  appropriation  for  Army,  1908.     No.  170.     20  p. 
Athens,  Ohio — 

For  public  building  at  Athens.     No.  251.     1  p. 

To  authorize  disposition  of  condemned  guns  and  cannon  balls 
[to  Monument  Association,  Athens].     No.  199.     1  p. 
Bartholomew,  Bayou.     To    [authorize  Arkansas,  Louisiana  and 

Gulf  Railway  Company  to]  bridge  bayou  [near  Bastrop]  La. 

No.  140.     1  p. 
Benton  County,  Wash.     Extending  time  for  making  final  proof  in 

desert-land  entries  [in  county].     No.  162.     1  p. 
Boulder,  Colo.    To  grant  certain  lands  to  Boulder.    No.  185.    1  p. 
Calumet  River.     To  authorize  construction  of  bridge  across  Grand 

Calumet  River,  111.  [by  Chicago  Terminal  Transfer  Railroad 

Company].     No.  202.     1  p. 

Carroll,  James.  To  appoint  Carroll  surgeon  with  rank  of  major 
in  Army.     No.  163.     1  p. 

Cemeteries.  To  authorize  sale  of  public  lands  for  cemetery  pur- 
poses.    No.  155.     1  p. 

Central  Colorado  Power  Company.  (Granting  to  company  right 
of  way  over  public  lands  for  irrigation  and  electric  power  plants 
in  [Grand  County],  Colo.     No.  192.     2  p. 

Chalmette,  La.  For  completion  of  monument  to  American  sol- 
diers who  fell  in  battle  of  New  Orleans  at  Chalmette.  No. 
263.     1  p. 

Charleston,  S.  C.  For  immigration  station  at  Charleston.  No. 
272.     1  p. 

Cherokee  Indians.  For  relief  of  certain  white  persons  who  inter- 
married with  Chei'okee  citizens.     No.  180.     1  p. 

Childs,  Harold  D.     For  relief  of  Childs.     No.  276.     1  p. 

Citizens  of  United  States.  In  reference  to  expatriation  of  citizens 
and  their  protection  abroad.     No.  193.     2  p. 

Claims.  To  satisfy  certain  claims  against  Government  arising 
under  Navy  Department.     No.  249.     4  p. 

Coeur  d'Alene  Reservation,  Idaho.  To  fix  boundaries  of  lands  of 
landowners  and  entrymen  adjoining  reservation.  No.  194. 
lp. 

Colorado.  For  granting  and  patenting  to  Colorado  desert  lands 
formerly  in  Southern  Ute  Reservation.     No:  161.     1  p. 

Colorado  Agricultural  College.  Ceding  certain  lands  to  college. 
No.  224.     1  p. 

Columbus,  Chistopher.  To  provide  memorial  to  Columbus.  No. 
267.     1  n. 


March,  1907  585 

Congress — Continued. 

Public  [act]  133-276— Continued. 

Coosa  River.     Permitting  erection   of  dam  across  Coosa  Piver, 
Ala.,  at  place  selected  for  lock  12  [by  Alabama  Power  Com- 
pany].   No.  2-17.     2  p. 
Council  City  and   Solomon   River  Railroad.     To  aid    company. 

No.  189.  "  1  p. 
Courts  of  United  States — 

For  sittings  of  circuit  and  district  courts  of  southern  district  of 

Ohio  at  Dayton.     No.  252.     1  p. 
To  amend  act  to  enable  Oklahoma  and  Indian  Territory  and 
New  Mexico  and  Arizona  to  be  admitted  into  the  Union. 
No.  246.     3  p. 
To  amend  act  to  regulate  sitting  of  United  States  courts  within 

South  Carolina.     No.  139.     1  p. 
To  change  time  of  holding  district  and  circuit  courts  in  eastern 
district  of  North  Carolina  and  for  clerk  at  Washington.    No. 
187.     1  p. 
To  divide  judicial  district  of  Nebraska  into  divisions  and  for 
additional  judge.     No.  133.     3  p. 
Cox,  Leonard  Martin.     To  reinstate  Cox  in  corps  of  civil  engineers 

of  Navy.     No.  256.     1  p. 
Criminal  cases.     For  writs  of  error  in  certain  instances  in  criminal 

cases.     No.  223.     1  p. 
Cumberland  River.     To  authorize  Cairo  and  Tennessee  River  Rail- 
road Company  to  construct  bridges  across  river.     No.  236.    1  p. 
District  of  Columbia — 

Authorizing  extension  of  45th  street.     No.  144.     1  p. 
Authorizing  extension  of  Monroe  street  northeast.     No.  is;:. 

lp. 
Authorizing  extension  of  Park  place.     No.  152.     1  p. 
Authorizing  extension  of  T  street  northwest.     No.  136.     1  p. 
Authorizing  extension  of  W  and  Adams  streets  northwest.     No. 

147.     3  p. 
For  better  registration  of  births  in  District.     No.  149.     2  p. 
For  extension  of  Albemarle  street,  D.  C.     No.  190.     1  p. 
For  extension  of  New  Hampshire  avenue,  D.  ('.     No.  143.     1  p. 
For  opening  of  connecting  parkway  along  Pinev  Branch  be- 
tween 16th  street  and   Kock  Creek  Park,  D.'C.     No.  135. 
lp. 
For  opening  of  Mills  avenue  from  Rhode  Island  avenue  to  24th 

street.     No.  219.     1  p. 
Making  appropriations  for  District,  1908.     No.  169.     43  p. 

Prohibiting  purchase  or  procurement,  sale,  gift,  or  disposition 
of  intoxicating  liquors  to  minors  by  unlicensed   persons. 

No.  22S.     1  p. 

To  amend  act  to  amend  act  relating  to  police  of  District.  No. 
233.     1  p. 

To  amend  act  to  amend  act  relating  to  police  of  District  [as 
to  beneficiaries  of  policemen's  and  firemen's  fund,  so  as  to 
include  police  inspectors].     No.  141.     1  p. 


586  March,  1907 

Congress — Continued. 

Public  [act]  133-276— Continued. 
District  of  Columbia — Continued. 

To  amend  act  to  regulate  practice  of  medicine  and  surgery  in 

District.     No.  266.     1  p. 
To  amend  act  to  regulate  practice  of  pharmacy  and  sale  of 

poisons  in  District.     No.  145.     2  p. 
To  amend  act  to  require  fire  escapes  in  certain  buildings  in 

District.     No.  225.     2  p. 
To  amend  code  of  law  for  District  [so  as  to  protect  dairymen 

in  use  of  their  bottles  and  cans,  etc.].     No.  146.     2  p. 

To  create  Barnaby  road,  from  its  intersection  with  Livingston 

road  to  District  line,  public  highway  in  District.     No.  150. 

lp. 

Durango,  Colo.     Granting  to  Durango  lands  for  water  reservoirs 

[within  San  Juan  forest  reserve].     No.  157.     2  p. 
Escambia  River.      To  authorize  Pensacola  and  Northeastern  Rail- 
road Company  to  construct  bridge  over  river  between  coun- 
ties of  Santa  Rosa  and  Escambia,  Fla.     No.  211.     1  p. 
Fortifications.     Making  appropriations  for  fortifications  and  ord- 
nance [1908].     No.  166.     5  p. 
Foundation    for  Promotion   of   Industrial   Peace.     To  establish 

foundation.     No.  217.     2  p. 
Galveston,  Tex. — 

For  immigration  station  at  Galveston.     No.  265.     1  p. 
To  provide  for  Galveston  customs  boarding  boat.     No.   151. 
lp. 

Harrison,  William  Henry.     To  erect  monument  on  Tippecanoe 

battle    ground    in    Tippecanoe    County,    Ind.    [in    honor  of 

Harrison  and  soldiers  of  American  Army  in  battle  of  Nov.  7, 

1811].     No.  261.     lp. 

Homestead.     For  relief  of  homestead  entrymen  who  have  paid 

more  than  lawful  purchase  money.     No.  227.     1  p. 
Hot  Springs  Reservation,  Ark.     To  amend  act  conferring  juris- 
diction upon  United  States  commissioners  over  offenses  com- 
mitted in  portion  of  permanent  Hot  Springs  Mountain  Reser- 
vation [etc.].     No.  175.     1  p. 
Hungarian  Reformed  Federation  of  America.    To  incorporate  fed- 
eration.    No.  191.     1  p. 
Hydraulic   mining.     To  amend  act  to  create  California  Debris 
Commission  and  regulate  hydraulic  mining  in  California  [so 
that  mines  may  be  operated  without  constructing  dams,  etc., 
where  same  can  be  done  without  injuring  navigation  of  rivers 
or  lands  adjacent  thereto].     No.  137.     1  p. 
Indians — 

For  allotment  and  distribution  of   Indian  tribal  funds.     No. 

182.     1  p. 

Making   appropriations    for    Indian   Department,  1908.     No. 
154.     42  p. 

Iowa  Indians.  To  authorize  Court  of  Claims  to  adjudicate  claims 
of  Sac  and  Fox  Indians  of  the  Mississippi  in  Iowa  against  Sac 
and  Fox  Indians  of  the  Mississippi  in  Oklahoma  and  United 
States.     No.  159.     1  p. 


March,  1907  587 

mgress  —Continued. 
Public  [act]  133-276— Continued. 

Jicarilla  Apache  Reservation,  N.  Mex.     To  quiet  title  to  lands  on 
Jicarilla  Reservation,  to  cause  allotments  to  be  made,  and  to 

dispose  of  merchantable  timber.     No.  268.     1  p. 
Judges — 

For  additional  judge  for  northern  district  of  California.  No. 
234.     1  p. 

To  amend  sec.  591,  Revised  statutes,  relative  to  assignment  of 
district  judges  to  perform  duties  of  disabled  judire.     No.  275. 
lp. 
La  Pointe  Reservation,  Wis.    To  amend  act  for  allotments  of  lands 

in  severalty  to  Indians  of  La  Pointe  or  Bad  River  Reservation 

[so  as  not  to  bar  any  Indian  entitled  to  allotment  under  treaty 

of  Sept.  30,  1854].     No.  173.     1  p. 
Mahaffey,  Birchie  O.     To  appoint  Mahaffey,  John  A.  Cleveland, 

and  Traugett  F.  Keller  2d  lieutenants  in  Army.    No.  188.     1  p. 
Mariechen,  German  bark.     To  grant   American  registrv  to  bark. 

No.  231.     1  p. 

Military  Academy.  Making  appropriations  for  academy,  1908. 
No.  167.     12  p. 

Mississippi  River — 

To  amend  act  permitting  building  of  dam  across  river  above 
Monticello,  Minn,  [by  Mississippi  River  Power  Company, 
so  as  to  extend  time].     No.  204.     1  p. 

To  amend  act  permitting  building  of  dam  across  river  at  or 
near  Clearwater,  Minn,  [by  Mississippi  River  Power  Com- 
pany, so  as  to  extend  time].     No.  205.     1  p. 

To  amend  act  permitting  building  of  dam  across  river  at  or 
near  Sauk  Rapids,  Minn,  [so  as  to  extend  time].  No.  164. 
1  p. 

To  amend  act  permitting  building  of  dam  across  river  in  county 
of  Morrison,  Minn,  [by  Pike  Rapids  Power  Company]. 
No.  179.     2  p. 

Missouri  River — 

To  amend  act  to  authorize  Ox  Bow  Power  Company  to  con- 
struct dam  across  river  [so  as  to  extend  time].  No.  271. 
lp. 

To  extend  time  for  [commencement  and]  completion  of  bridge 
across  river  at  [or  near]  Yankton,  S.  Dak.,  by  Yankton, 
Norfolk  and  Southern  Railway  Company.    No.  165.    1  p. 

Monongahela  River — 

To  amend  act  to  authorize  Fayette  Bridge  Company  to  con- 
struct bridge  over  Monongahela  River,  Pa.,  from  borough  of 
Brownsville,  Fayette  County,  to  borough  of  'West  Browns- 
ville, Washington  Countv  [so  as  to  extend  time].  No.  206. 
lp. 

To  authorize  construction  of  bridge  across  river  in  [Pittsburg] 
Pa.,  by  Liberty  Bridge  Company.     No.  203.     1  p. 

Natchez  Electric  Street  Railway  and  Power  Company.  To  au- 
thorize company  to  construct  railway  along  national  cemetery 
roadway  at  Natchez,  Miss.     No.  226.     1  p. 


588  March,  1907 

Congress — Continued. 

Public  [act]  133-276— Continued. 

National  banks.     To  amend  national  banking  act.     No.  248.  2  p. 

Navy.  Making  appropriations  for  naval  service,  1908.  No.  171. 
32  p. 

Nebraska.  Relating  to  entry  and  disposition  of  [homestead] 
lands  in  Nebraska.     No.  188.     1  p. 

New  Mexico.  To  validate  certain  acts  of  Legislative  Assembly  of 
New  Mexico  with  reference  to  issuance  of  bonds.  No.  184. 
lp. 

New  Orleans,  La.  For  immigration  station  at  New  Orleans.  No. 
260.     1  p. 

Nome,  Alaska.  For  additional  land  districts  in  Alaska  [with 
offices  at  Nome  and  Fairbanks].     No.  196.     1  p. 

Norfolk  and  Portsmouth  Traction  Company.  Granting  to  com- 
pany right  to  operate  trains  through  military  reservation  on 
Wil'loughby  Spit,  Norfolk  County,  Va.     No.  229.     1  p. 

North  Dakota — 

Authorizing  North  Dakota  to  select  other  lands  in  lieu  of  lands 
erroneously  entered  within  limits  of  abandoned  Fort  Rice 
and  Fort  Abraham  Lincoln  military  reservations.  No.  176. 
lp. 
For  conveyance  to  North  Dakota  of  land  for  North  Dakota  His- 
torical Society.     No.  216.     1  p. 

Oklahoma.  To  authorize  Legislature  of  Oklahoma  to  dispose  of 
certain  school  land  [to  Chandler].     No.  269.     1  p. 

Ouachita  River.  To  authorize  Monroe,  Farmerville  and  North- 
western Railway  Company  to  construct  bridge  over  Ouachita 
River  [at  or  near  Monroe]  and  one  over  D'Arbonne  River  [at 
or  near  Farmerville]  La.     No.  237.     1  p. 

Pensions.  Making  appropriations  for  pensions,  1908.  No.  255. 
2  p. 

Petoskey,  Mich.  To  deliver  condemned  field  pieces  to  Petoskey. 
No.  250.     1  p. 

Philippine  Islands.  For  agricultural  bank  in  Philippine  Islands. 
No.  243.     2  p. 

Phoenix,  Ariz.  To  enable  Phoenix  to  use  proceeds  of  certain  mu- 
nicipal bonds  for  purchase  of  plant  of  Phoenix  Water  Com- 
pany.    No.  270.     1  p. 

Phoenix  Brewing  Company.  For  refunding  of  money  [to  Phoenix 
Brewing  Company  and  Ober  Brothers  Brewing  Company]. 
No.  181.     1  p. 

Plummer,  George  R.  To  authorize  appointment  of  Plummer  as 
assistant  surgeon  in  Navy.     No.  258.     1  p. 

Porter,  Joseph  Y.  To  appoint  Porter  lieutenant-colonel  and 
deputy  surgeon  general  and  to  place  him  on  retired  list  of  Army. 
No.  241.     1  p. 

Post-Office  Department.  Making  appropriations  for  Department, 
1908.     No.  172.     15  p. 

Public  buildings.  Amending  act  to  increase  limit  of  cost  of  cer- 
tain public  buildings,  to  authorize  purchase  of  sites  for  public 
buildings,  to  authorize  erection  of  public  buildings  [etc.,  so  as 
to  correct  errors] .     No.  207.     3  p. 


March,  1907  589 

Congress — Continued. 

Public-  [act]  133-276— Continued. 

Public  documents.  To  amend  act  providing  for  public  printing 
and  binding  and  distribution  of  public  documents.  No.  153. 
3  p. 

Railroad  employees.  To  promote  safety  of  employees  and  travel- 
ers upon  railroads  by  limiting  hours  of  service  of  employees. 
No.  274.     2  p. 

Receivers — 

To  authorize  receivers  of  public  moneys  for  land  districts  to 
deposit  with  Treasurer  of  United  States  certain  unearned 
lees  and  unofficial  moneys.  No.  221.  1  p. 
To  refund  to  receivers  of  public  moneys  acting  as  special  dis- 
bursing agents  amounts  paid  by  them  out  of  their  private 
funds.     No.  222.     1  p. 

Red  River.  To  extend  time  for  building  bridge  across  Red  River 
at  Shreveport,  La.     No.  240.     1  p. 

Retired  lists.  For  retirement  of  noncommissioned  officers,  petty 
officers  and  enlisted  men  of  Army,  Navy,  and  Marine  Corps. 
No.  174.     1  p. 

Revenue  steamers.  Authorizing  4  steam  vessels  for  Revenue- 
Cutter  Service.     No.  148.     1  p. 

Rivers  and  bail  »ors.  Making  appropriations  for  rivers  and  harbors 
[1908].     No.  168.     51  p. 

Rosebud  Reservation,  S.  Dak.  To  authorize  sale  and  disposition  of 
portion  of  surplus  or  unallotted  lands  in  reservation.  No.  195. 
3  p. 

St.  Johns  Light  and  P<  >\ver  Company.  Granting  to  company  right 
of  way  for  street  railroad  through  military  reservation  of  Fort 
Marion,  St.  Augustine,  Fla.,  and  through  other  Government 
property  in  said  city.     No.  178.     1  p. 

St.  Joseph  River.  To  authorize  Herman  L.  Hartenstein  to  con- 
struct dam  across  river  near  Mottville,  Mich.     No.  238.     1  p. 

St.  Louis,  Iron  Mountain  and  Southern  Railway.  Granting  to 
company  right  to  operate  railway  across  lands  of  United  States 
in  county  of  Independence,  Ark.,  reserved  for  use  in  connection 
with  construction  of  lock  1,  upper  White  River.     No.  244.    2  p. 

San  Diego  County,  Cal.  Extending  time  for  making  settlement, 
final  proof,  and  pavment  on  public  lands  in  [county].  No.  156. 
lp. 

San  Juan,  P.  R.  To  readjust  boundaries  of  naval  reservations  in 
Porto  Rico  [at  San  Juan].     No.  262.     1  p. 

Savannah  Riser — 

Authorizing  Twin  City  Power  Company  to  build  2  dams  across 

river  above  Augusta,  Ga.     No.  134.     1  p. 
Permitting  building  of  dam  across  river  at  [or  near]  Anderson- 

ville  Shoals  [by  J.  R.  Earle  Development  Company].     No. 

214.     1  p. 
Permitting  building  of  dam  across  river  at  [or  near]  Calhoun 

Falls  [by  Hugh  MacRae  Company].     No.  212.     1  p. 
Permitting  building  of  dam  across  river  at  [or  near]  Cherokee 

Shoals  [by  Hugh  MacRae  Company].     No.  239.     1  p. 


590  March,  1907 

Congress — Continued. 

Public  [act]  133-276— Continued. 
Savannah  River— Continued. 

Permitting  building  of  dam  across  river  at  [or  near]  Hattons 
Find  [by  Hugh  MacRae  Company].     No.  213.     1  p. 

Permitting  building  of  dam  across  river  at  [or  near]  McDaniel 
Shoals  [by  Anderson  Guaranty  and  Trust  Company].     No. 

208.  1  p. 

Permitting  building  of  dam  across  river  at  [or  near]  Middleton 

Shoals  [l>v  Anderson  Guaranty  and  Trust  Company].     No. 

210.     1  p. 
Permitting  building  of  dam  across  river  at  [or  near]  Trotters 

Shoal  [Shoals,  by  Hugh  MacRae  Company].     No.  215.     1  p. 
Permitting  building  of  dam  across  river  at  [or  near]  Turner 

Shoals  [bv  Anderson  Guaranty  and  Trust  Company].     Xo. 

209.  1  p." 

Scott,  William  T.  To  annul  certain  titles  to  land  acquired  by 
judicial  proceedings  in  courts  of  United  States  in  Texas  [and 
to  grant  same  to  Scott,  suretv  of  Davis  B.  Bonfov].  No.  245. 
2  p. 

Shanghaiing.  To  amend  act  to  prohibit  shanghaiing.  Xo.  198. 
lp. 

Sloat,  John  Drake.  To  aid  in  completion  of  monument  at  Monte- 
rey, Cal.,  to  commemorate  taking  possession  of  Pacific  Coast 
by  Sloat.     No.  257.     1  p. 

Special  delivery.  Making  changes  in  postal  laws  [relating  to 
special  delivery].     Xo.  220.     1  p. 

Tanana  Mines  Railroad.  To  relieve  railroad  from  taxation.  Xo. 
197.     1  p. 

Tennessee  River.  To  authorize  Cairo  and  Tennessee  River  Rail- 
road Company  to  construct  bridge  across  river.     Xo.  235.     1  p. 

Trade-marks.  To  amend  act  to  authorize  registration  of  trade- 
marks used  in  commerce  with  foreign  nations  or  among  States 
or  with  Indian  tribes.     No.  232.     2  p. 

Tsimpsean  Indians.  To  confer  certain  civic  rights  on  Metlakahtla 
Indians  of  Alaska.     Xo.  264.     1  p. 

Tug  Fork — 

To  authorize  Burnwell  Coal  and  Coke  Company  to  construct 
bridge  across  Tug  Fork  of  Big  Sandy  River  [near  Sprigg, 
W.  Va.].  Xo.  200.  1  p. 
To  authorize  Kentucky  and  West  Virginia  Bridge  Company 
to  construct  bridge  across  Tug  Fork  of  Big  Sandy  River 
at  or  near  Williamson,  W.  Va.  Xo.  142.  1  p. 
To  authorize  Mingo-Martin  Coal  Land  Company  to  construct 
bridge  across  Tug  Fork  of  Big  Sandy  River  at  or  near 
mouth  of  Wolf  Creek.     Xo.  138.     1  p. 

Valley  Forge  Park  Commission.  To  deliver  field  pieces  to  com- 
mission.    Xo.  273.     1  p. 

Wyoming.  That  Wyoming  be  permitted  to  relinquish  to  United 
States  certain  lands  heretofore  selected  and  to  select  other  lands 
from  public  domain  in  lieu  thereof.     Xo.  160.     2  p. 

Yellowstone  Xational  Park.  To  amend  act  to  amend  act  concern- 
ing leases  in  park  [so  as  to  provide  for  extension  of  same] . 
Xo.  177.     1  p. 


March,  1907  591 

Congress — Continued . 

Public  [joint]  resolution  17-29;  approved  Feb.  27-Mar.  4,  1907 — 

Army  and  Navy  Union  of  United  States  of  America.  Authoriz- 
ing wearing  of  badge  adopted  by  Army  and  Navy  Union  upon 
occasions  of  ceremony.     No.  18.     1  p. 

Comptroller  of  Currency.  For  increase  in  number  of  copies  to  be 
printed  of  Annual  report.     No.  25.     1  p. 

Duplat,  Jose'  March.  To  permit  Duplat  to  receive  instruction  at 
Military  Academy.     No.  20.     1  p. 

Horses.  For  printing  [revised  edition]  of  Special  report  on  dis- 
eases of  horses  [horse].     No.  27.     1  p. 

Industrial  Commission.  Authorizing  transfer  of  files,  books,  and 
pamphlets  of  commission  [from  Library  of  Congress  to  Com- 
merce and  Labor  Department] .     No.  26.     1  p. 

Jamestown  Ter-Centennial  Exposition,  1907.  Authorizing  Secre- 
tary of  Navy  to  furnish  metal  for  bell  [for  exposition].  No. 
21.     1  p. 

Laws — 

To  create  joint  committee  to  consider  revision  and  codification 

of  laws  of  United  States.     No.  19.     1  p. 
To  print  850  copies  of  Session  laws  [and  Statutes  at  large  in 
lieu  of  500  copies  as  now  provided  by  law].     No.  29.     1  p. 

Mail  matter.  For  printing  House  document  651,  [Report  as  to 
2d-class  mail  matter  received  for  free  distribution  and  at  pound 
rate,  respectivelv,  bv  classes  of  newspapers  and  periodicals, 
July-Dec.  1906]':     No.  28.     1  p. 

Medals.     Relating  to  holders  of  medals  of  honor.    No.  17.    1  p. 

Mint  Bureau.  To  print  [34th]  annual  report  of  director  of  Mint 
[1906,  and  Report  upon  production  of  precious  metals,  calendar 
year  1905].     No.  24.     1  p. 

Stephenson,  Benjamin  F.  Authorizing  selection  of  site  and  erec- 
tion of  pedestal  for  Stephenson  Grand  Army  Memorial  in 
Washington,  D.  C.     No.  23.     1  p. 

Trent  River.     Relating  to  securing  channel  of  6  feet  depth  over 
Foys  Flats  in  Trent  River,  N.  C.     No.  22.     1  p. 
Sheep-bound  reserve.     [The  serial  numbers  of  the  volumes  issued  in 

March  are  as  follows:  4914,  4931,  4976,  4987-4989,  5012,  5026-5029, 

5034,  5052,  5053,  5055.] 

Copyright  Office  (Library  of  Congress): 

Note. — The  bulletins  of  the  office  are  sent  free  on  application  to  the  Register 
of  Copyrights.  Subscriptions  for  the  Catalogue  of  copyright  entries  should  be 
sent  to  the  Register  of  Copyrights,  instead  of  to  collectors  of  customs  as  formerly. 

Catalogue  of  copyright  entries;  new  series,  v.  2,  nos.  10-13,  pt.  1,  nos. 
10-13,  pts.  2-4;  Mar.  7-28,1907.  [Weekly.  Each  number  issued 
in  4  parts:  pt.  1,  relates  to  books,  dramatic  compositions,  maps 
and  charts;  pt.  2,  to  periodicals;  pt.  3,  to  musical  compositions; 
pt.  4,  to  engravings,  cuts  and  prints,  chromos  and  lithographs, 
photographs,  fine  arts.]  Paper,  |5.00  a  vr. ;  pts.  1  and 3,  each  $2.00 
ayr.;  pts.  2 and 4,  each  $1.00 ay r.  6-35347/7 

Court  of  Claims: 

Adams,  Charles  H.     Findings.     2  p.    (H.  doc,  777.) 
Bellah,  James  W.     Findings  in  case  of  Sarah  Jane  Bellah,  adminis- 
tratrix of  James  W.  Bellah.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  381.) 
Bishop,  Emily  E.     Findings.     3  p.     (S.  doc.  383. ) 
25869— No.  147—07 2 


5^2  Maech,  1907 

Court  of  Claims — Continued. 

Burnett,  Isaac,  and  others.     Action  in  cases  of  heirs  of  Burnett  and 

others.     1  p.     (H.  doc.  771.) 
Fox,  Benjamin  F.,  and  others.     Findings.     1  p.     (H.  doc.  773.) 
Hale,  Apollos.     Findings  in  case  of  Hale,  administrator.     1  p.     (S. 

doc.  377.) 
Harrodsburg,  Ky.     Findings  in  case  of  trustees  of  First  Presbyterian 

Church,  Harrodsburg.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  375. ) 
Johns,  Martin  H.,  and  others.     Findings.     8  p.     (H.  doc.  775.) 
McCoy,  Irwin.     Letter  requesting  return  to  court  of  papers  submit- 
ting findings  in  case  of  McCoy.     1  p.     (H.  doc.  779.) 
Marshall,  David,  and  others.     Findings.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  376.) 
Patton,    Montgomery.     Findings   in   cases   of    Patton  and  Thomas 

Smith.     1  p.     ( S.  doc.  380. ) 
Pointevent,  William  J.,  and  others.     Findings.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  772. ) 
Robinson,  Mrs.  C.  L.,  and  others.     Findings.     1  p.      (S.  doc.  379. ) 
Shirley,   Walter,  and  others.     Findings  in  case  of  S.  A.  Bates,  ad- 
ministrator of  Shirley,  and  other  cases.     11  p.     (S.  doc.  382.) 
Smethurst,  Mrs.  M.  W.  G.,  and  others.     Findings  in  cases  of  Mrs. 
Smethurst,  Mrs.  Kate   M'Culloch,  and    Pierre  Z.  Doucet.     1  p. 
(S.  doc.  378.) 
Sturgeon,  Mo.     Findings  in  case  of  trustees  of   Christian  Church, 
Sturgeon.     2  p.      (S.  doc.  374.) 

Courts  of  United  States: 

Constitutionality  of  employers'  liability  act,  in  district  court  for  east- 
ern district  of  Arkansas,  Henry  Spain  v.  St.  Louis  and  San  Fran- 
cisco Railroad  Company  [opinion  of  court,  Mar.  13,  1907].     11  p. 

Defective  safety  appliances,  United  States  v.  Atchison,  Topeka  and 
Santa  Fe  Railway  Company,  in  United  States  district  court  for 
district  of  Colorado  [opinion  of  court,  Jan.  19,  1907].     5  p. 

In  United  States  circuit  court  for  western  district  of  Washington, 
northern  division,  John  A.  Plummer  v.  Northern  Pacific  Railway 
Company  [opinion  of  court,  Mar.  2,  1907].     7  p. 

Dairy  Division  (Animal  Industry  Bureau,  Agriculture  Department): 
Publications  of  interest  to  dairymen.     3  p. 

District  of  Columbia: 

Commissioners.  Report,  1906.  v.  1,  718  p.  pi.  (H.  doc.  8.)  [This 
contains  the  reports  and  orders  of  the  commissioners  and  miscel- 
laneous reports.] 

Excise  Board.    Report  for  year  ending  Oct.  31,  1906.    2  p.    (H.  doc. 
385. ) 
Same.      (H.  doc.  776). 

District  of  Columbia  Committee  (Senate): 

Parks.     Improvement  of  park  svstem  of  District.     3d  edition.     179 

p.  il.  pi.  maps,  facsim.     (S.  rp.  166,  57th  Cong,  lstsess.)  2-26044 
Streets.     Report  adverse  to  S.  67.  similar  to  H.  128,  for  opening  of 

connecting  highway  between  Water  Side  drive  and  Park  road, 

D.  C.     1  p.     (S.  rp.*  7341'. ) 


Maech,  1907  593 

Documents  Office  (Government  Printing  Office): 

Catalogue  of  United  States  public  documents,  no.  146;  Feb.  1907.    p. 

509-573.     [Monthly.]     *  Paper,  $1.10  a  yr.  4-18088/2 

Schedule  of  volumes  of  documents  and  reports  of  59th  Congress,  1st 

session.     10  p. 

Education  Bureau  ( Interior  Department ) : 

Note. — Such  publications  of  this  bureau  as  are  in  print  may  be  bad  gratui- 
tously by  addressing  the  Commissioner  of  Education. 

15th  annual  report  on  introduction  of  domestic  reindeer  into  Alaska, 
1905.     174  p.  por.  pi.  maps.     *  Cloth,  60c;  *  paper,  50c. 

Engineer  Department  (War  Department): 

Note. — For  divisions  under  this  bureau,  see  names  of  divisions. 
Circular  9-14  [1907];  Mar.  7-25,  1907.     12° 

General  orders  and  circulars,  1906  [title-page  and  index],     7  p.  12° 
Index  to  river  and  harbor  act  approved  Mar.  2,  1907.     25  p. 
Report  of  examination  of  channel,  Galveston  Harbor,  Tex.     6  p.  map. 

(H.  doc.  768.) 
Special  orders  5-13  [1907];  Mar.  4-28,  1907.     12° 
Engineer  School  (Engineer  Department,  War  Department): 

Occasional  papers  23,  extracts  from  reports  upon  technical  details  of 
engineering  works,  1906.     18  p.  pi.  War  7-81 

Entomology  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department): 
Bulletin— 

58,  pt.  3,  Some  insects  injurious  to  forests:  Additional  data  on 

locust  borer,     p.  31-40.     *  Paper,  5c  Agr  7-1014/2 

66,  pt.  1,  Some  insects  injurious  to  truck  crops:  Asparagus  miner, 

Notes  on  asparagus  beetles.     10p.il.    *  Paper,  5c    Agr  7-1438/3 

Circular — 

81,  Aphides  affecting  apple.     10p.il.     *  Paper,  5c    Agr  7-1328/3 
85,  Spring  grain-aphis.     7p.il.     *  Paper,  5c  Agr  7-1436/2 

Equipment  Bureau  (Navy  Department): 

Note. — For  divisions  under  this  bureau,  see  names  of  divisions. 
Catalogue  of  ship's  and  crew's  libraries  of  U.  S.  S.  Helena.     35  p.  12° 
Ethnology  Bureau  (Smithsonian  Institution): 

Bulletin  30,  Handbook  of  American  Indians,     pt.  1,  p.  1-972,  il.  map. 
*  Cloth,  |1.25 
Same.     (H.  doc.  92^,  pt.  1,  59th  Cong.  1st  sess.)  7-35198 

Expenditures  in  Department  of  Agriculture  Committee  (House): 
Report.     64  p.     (H.   rp.  8147.)     [1st  edition,  60  pages,  incorrectly 
printed.]  7-35162 

Experiment  Stations  Office  (Agriculture  Department): 
Bulletin— 

179,  Small  reservoirs  in  Wyoming,  Montana,  and  South  Dakota. 
100  p.  il.  pi.  map.     *  Paper,  20c  Agr  7-1439/3 

180,  List  of   publications  of  agricultural  experiment  stations  in 
United  States  to  June  30,  1906.     104  p.     *  Paper,  15c 

Agr  7-1329/3 


594  March,  1907 

Experiment  Stations  Office — Continued. 

Experiment   station    record,  v.  18,  no.  6;    Feb.  1907.     p.  501-600. 

*  Paper,  $1.00  a  vol.   (12  nos.) 
Same,  v.  18,  no.  7;  Mar.  1907.     p.  601-700. 

Experiment  station  work,  v.  2,  no.  19.     p.  505-532,  il.     [Same  aa 

Farmers'  bulletin  276.]     *  Paper,  5c  Agr  6-305/3 

List  of   station   publications  received    by  office  during   Feb.   1907. 

5  p.     [Monthly.] 
Notes  for  guidance  in  preparation  of  publications  of  office.     2  p.  4° 
Problems  of  animal  nutrition,     p.  508-521. 

Finance  Committee  (Senate): 

Hearings  [Feb.  14,  19,  1907]  on  H.  24816,  amendment  of  free-alcohol 
law.     46  p.     (S.  doc.  362.)  7-35156 

Fisheries  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Note. — The  bureau  supplies  gratuitously  those  of  its  publications  which  are 
in  print. 

Distribution  of  food  fishes,  1906.     78  p.     *  Paper,  10c  7-35166 

Statistical  bulletin — 

195,  Statement  of  quantities  and  values  of  certain  fishery  products 
landed  at  Boston  and  Gloucester,  Mass.,  by  American  fishing 
vessels,  Jan.  1907.     1  p.  oblong  8° 

196,  Statement  of  quantities  and  values  of  certain  fishery  products 
landed  at  Boston  and  Gloucester,  Mass.,  by  American  fishing 
vessels,  Feb.  1 907.     1  p.  oblong  8° 

Survey  of  oyster  bottoms  in  Matagorda  Bay,  Tex.     86  p.  pi.  map. 
*  Paper,  30c  7-35165 

Foreign  Affairs  Committee  (House) : 

Ambassadors  and  other  public  ministers  of  United  States.     34  p. 

Foreign  Mail  Service  (Post-Office  Department): 

Schedule  of  steamers  appointed  to  convey  mails  to  foreign  countries 
during  Apr.  1907.     1  p.  narrow  f°     [Monthly.] 

Forest  Service  (Agriculture  Department): 
Bulletin— 

43,  revised  edition,  Working  plan  for  forest  lands  in  Hampton  and 

Beaufort  counties,  S.  C.     54  p.  il.  pi.  map.     *  Paper,  15c 
74,  Forest  products  of  United  States,  1905.     69  p.  il.  tab.     *  Paper, 
15c  Agr  7-1440/2 

Circular — 

76,  Forest  planting  leaflet:  Silver  maple.     3  p.     *  Paper,  5c 

Agr  7-1441-42/2 

80,  Fractional  distillation  of  coal-tar  creosote.     31  p.  il.     *  Paper, 

5c  Agr  7-1221/3 

Classified  list  of  publications  available  for  distribution  Mar.  1,1907. 

4  p.  narrow  16° 
Field  program  [and  Service  notes],  Mar.  1907.     24  p.     [Monthly.] 
Instructions  to  forest  officers  in  reserve  planting.     6  p. 
Press  bulletin  150,  151;  Mar.  20,  21, 1907.     Each  1  p.  various  sizes. 


March,  1907  595 

Geological  Survey  (Interior  Department): 

Note. — The  publications  of  the  United  States  Geological  Survey  consist  of 
annual  reports  (restricted  to  one  volume  each,  beginning  with  report  for  1902), 
bulletins,  Mineral  resources,  Professional  papers,  and  Water-supply  and  irri- 
gation papers,  which  are  intended  for  free  distribution;  and  maps,  Mono- 
graphs, and  folios  of  the  Geologic  atlas  and  the  Topographic  atlas  of  the 
United  States,  which  are  sold  at  prices  ranging  from  6c  to  $11.00  each.  A 
wholesale  rate  has  been  established  for  topographic  and  geologic  folios,  when- 
ever the  sum  transmitted  solely  for  folios  at  the  wholesale  price  amounts  to  at 
least  S5.10;  that  is,  a  discount  of  40  per  cent  will  be  given  whenever  34  or  more 
folios  that  sell  singly  for  25c,  or  their  equivalent  in  higher  priced  folios, 
are  ordered  at  one  time.  Address  the  Director  of  the  Geological  Survey, 
Washington. 

Bulletin— 

279,  Economic  geology  of  Kittanning  and  Rural  Valley  quadran- 
gles, Pa,     198  p.  il.  pi.  map.     *  Paper,  50c  GS  7-674/4 
286,   Economic  geology  of  Beaver  quadrangle,  Pa,     132  p.  il.pl. 
map.     *  Paper,  35c  GS  7-554/3 
294,  Zinc  and  lead  deposits  of  upper  Mississippi  Valley.     155  p.  il. 
[This  is  a  special  State  edition  issued  without  plates  as  Bulletin 
19  of  the  Wisconsin  Geological  and  Natural  History  Survey,  but 
printed  at  the  Government  Printing  Office.     Bulletin  294  not 
yet  printed.]  GS  7-678/3 
297,  Yampacoal  field,  Routt  County,  Colo.,  with  chapter  on  Char- 
acter and  use  of  Yampa  coals.     96  p.  il.  pi.  maps.      GS  7-679/4 
303,  Preliminary  account  of  Goldfield,  Bullfrog,  and  other  mining 
districts  in  southern  Nevada,  with  Notes  on  Manhattan  dis- 
trict.    98  p.  il.  maps.     *  Paper,  15c 
Same.     (H.  doc.  56.)  GS  7-675/5 
305,  Analvsis  of  silicate  and  carbonate  rocks.     200  p.  il.     *  Paper 
20c                                                                                      GS  7-555/2 
Data  in  regard  to  climatic  provinces  and  area  of  coal  fields  in  Alaska. 
25  p.  pi.  maps.     (S.  doc.  386.)     *  Paper,  20c  7-35173 
Mineral  resources  of   United  States,   calendar   vear  1905.     1403  p. 
*  Cloth,  $1.00 
Same.     (H.  doc.  21.)                                                                  4-18124 
Report  as  to  reclamation  by  drainage  of  swamps  tributary  to  Mud 
River,  near  Thief  River  Falls,  Minn.     8  p.  pi.  map.     (H.  doc. 
607.)  7-35170 

Topographic  sheets— 

Note. — The  Geological  Survey  is  making  a  topographic  map  of  the  United 
States.  The  sheets  of  which  it  is  composed  are  projected  without  reference  to 
political  divisions,  and  are  designated  by  some  prominent  town  or  natural 
feature  found  on  them.  Three  scales  are  used,  1:62,500, 1:125,000.  and  1:250,000. 
These  correspond,  approximately,  to  1  mile,  2  miles,  and  4  miles  to  1  linear 
inch  on  the  map.  The  size,  unless  otherwise  given,  is  about  17.5  inches  in 
height  by  11.5  to  16  inches  in  width,  exclusive  of  the  margin,  the  width  vary- 
ing with  the  latitude.  A  description  of  the  topographic  map  is  printed  on  the 
reverse  of  each  sheet  catalogued  below. 

About  three-tenths  of  the  area  of  1  he  country,  excluding  Alaska,  has  been 
mapped,  nearly  every  State  being  represented."  Massachusetts.  Connecticut, 
Rhode  Island,  New  Jersey,  and  the  District  of  Columbia  are  completely 
mapped.  Sheets  of  the  regular  size  are  sold  by  the  Survey  at  5c  each  ;  but  in 
lots  of  100  or  more  copies,  whether  of  the  same  sheet  or  of  different  sheets,  the 
price  is  3c  each.  In  no  case  can  orders  be  filled  at  the  wholesale  rate  unless 
the  sum  remitted  solely  for  topographic  maps  amounts  to  at  least  83.00. 

Alaska,  Casadepaga  quadrangle,  lat.  64°  45/-65°,  long.  164°-164° 

30'.     Scaie  1:  62,500,  contour  interval  25  ft, 
Arizona,  Camelsback  quadrangle,  lat.  33°  30'-33°  45',  long.  111° 

45/-112°.     Scale  1 :  62,500,  contour  interval  50  ft. 


596  March,  1907 

Geological  Survey — Continued. 
Topographic  sheets — Continued. 

Arizona,  Fort  McDowell  quadrangle,  lat.  33°  30'-33°45/.  long.  111° 

30'-lll  °  45'.     Scale  1 :  62,500,  contour  interval  50  ft. 
California,  Colusa  quadrangle,  lat,  39°-39°  15',  long.  122°-122°  15'. 

Scale  1:  62,500,  contour  interval  10  ft. 
California,  Woodland  quadrangle,  lat.  38°  30/-38°  45',  long.  121° 

45/-122°.     Scale  1 :  62,500,  contour  interval  10  ft. 
Illinois,  Eldorado  quadrangle,  lat.  37°  45/-38°,  long.  88°  15'-88° 

3W.     Scale  1:  62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft. 
Illinois-Indiana-Kentucky,  New  Haven  quadrangle,  lat.  37°  45'- 

38°,  long.  88°-88°  15'.     Scale  1:  62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft. 
[Index  map  to]  topographic  maps  of — 

Appalachian  region,  in  Alabama,  Georgia.  Kentucky,  Mary- 
land, North  Carolina,  South  Carolina,  Tennessee,  Virginia, 
and  West  Virginia.     15x18.5  in.  folded  4° 

New  England.     15.6x9.1  in.  folded  4° 

Ohio,  Indiana,  and  Illinois.     10.1x15.9  in.  folded  4° 
Iowa,  Decorah  quadrangle,  lat.  43°-43°  30',  long.  91°  30'-92°.     Scale 

1 :  125,000,  contour  interval  20  ft. 
Kentucky,  Louisville  quadrangle,  lat.  38°-38°  15',  long.  85°  30'-85° 

45'.     Scale  1 :  62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft. 
Maryland,  Relay  quadrangle,  lat.  39°-39°  15',  long.  76°  30'-76°  45'. 

Scale  1:  62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft. 
Nevada,  Elv  special  map,  lat.  39°  14/-39°  18',  long.   114°53/-U5° 

2'  30".    "Scale  1:  30,000,  contour  interval  50  ft.     9.7X17.9  in. 
New  York,  Lake  Pleasant  quadrangle,  lat.  43°  15r— 43°  30',  long. 

74°  15/-74°  30'.     Scale  1:  62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft. 
New  York,  Piseco  Lake  quadrangle,  lat.  43°  15r— 43°  30',  long.  74° 

30'-74°  45'.     Scale  1 :  62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft. 
New  York,  Tupper  Lake  quadrangle,  lat.  44°-44°  15',  long.  74°  30'- 

74°  45'.     Scale  1:  62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft. 
Ohio,   Bristolville  quadrangle,  lat.  41°  15'-41°  30',  long.  80°  45'- 

81°.     Scale  1:  62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft. 
Ohio,  Dayton   quadrangle,    lat.    39°  45'-40°,    long.    84°-84°  15'. 

Scale  1 :  62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft. 
Oklahoma,  Chandler  quadrangle,  lat.  35°  30/-35°  45',  long.  96°  45'- 

97°.     Scale  1:  62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft. 
Pennsvlvania,  Greensburg  quadrangle,  lat.  40°  15'-40°  30',  long. 

79°  30/-79°  45'.     Scale  1 :  62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft. 
Pennsylvania, New  Bloomheld  quadrangle,  lat.  40°15'-40°30',long. 

70°-77°  15'.     Scale  1:  62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft. 
Pennsylvania,  Pittsburg  quadrangle,  lat.    40°  15'-40°  307,  long. 

79°  45/-80°.     Scale  1 :  62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft. 
Utah,  Frisco  special  map,  lat.  38°  23/-38°  32',  long.  113°  4/-113° 

21'.     Scale  1 :  62,500,  contour  interval  50  ft.     10.5X  15.6  in. 
West  Virginia,  Elizabeth  quadrangle,  lat.  39°-39°  15',  long.  81° 

15'-816  30'.     Scale  1 :  62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft. 
West  Virginia,  Holbrook  quadrangle, lat.  39°-39°  15',  long.  80°45'- 

81°.     Scale  1:  62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft. 
West  Virginia,  Thornton  quadrangle,  lat.  39°  15'-39°  30',  long.  79° 

45'-80°.     Scale  1:  62,500,  contour  interval  50  ft. 


March,  1907  597 

Geological  Survey — Continued. 
Topographic  sheets — Continued. . 

Wisconsin,  Evansville  quadrangle,  lat.  42°  45/-43°,  long.  89°  15'- 

89°  30'.     Scale  1:  62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft. 
Wyoming,  Kirwin  quadrangle,  lat.  43°  30'-44°,  long.  109°-109°  30'. 
Scale  1:  125,000,  contour  interval  100  ft. 
Water-supply  and  irrigation  paper — 

182,  Flowing  wells  and  municipal  water  supplies  in  southern  por- 

tion of  southern  peninsula  of  Michigan.     292  p.  il.  pi.  maps. 
Same.     (H.  doc.  67.)  GS  7-676/3 

183,  Flowing  wells  and  municipal  water  supplies  in  middle  and 

northern  portions  of  southern  peninsula  of  Michigan.     393 
p.  il.  pi.  maps.     *  Paper,  50c 
Same.     ( H.  doc.  68. )  GS  7-677/3 

Government  Actuary  (Treasury  Department): 

Market  prices  and  investment  values  of  outstanding  securities 
[Feb.  1907].  2  p.  4°  (Treasury  Dept.  Dept.  circular  14.  1907.) 
[Monthly.] 

Hydrographic  Office  (Equipment  Bureau,  Navy  Department): 

Note. — The  charts,  sailing  directions,  etc.,  of  the  Hydrographic  Office  are 
sold  by  the  office  in  Washington  and  also  by  agents  at  the  principal  American 
and  foreign  seaports  and  American  lake  ports.  The  price  of  the  Catalogue  of 
charts,  plans,  sailing  directions,  and  other  publications  is  50c.  Copies  of  the 
Hydrographic  bulletin  and  Notice  to  mariners  are  supplied  free  on  applica- 
tion at  the  Hydrographic  Office  in  Washington  and  at  the  branch  offices  in 
Boston,  New  York,  Philadelphia,  Baltimore,  Norfolk,  Savannah,  New  Orleans, 
San  Francisco,  Portland  (Oreg.),  Port  Townsend,  Chicago,  Cleveland,  Buffalo, 
Sault  Ste.  Marie,  and  Ouluth. 

Catalogue  of  charts  and  plans  issued  to  vessels  on  Atlantic  Station. 

122  p.  map. 
Charts — 

Bayovar,  Port,  Sechura  Bay,  Peru,  from  sketch  in  Sept.  1904,  by 
S.  S.  Serbia,  scale  naut,  m.=1.5  in.;  Port  Callo  or  Cayo  [or] 
Port  of  Jipijapa,  Ecuador,  from  sketch  in  Aug.  1900,  by  S.  S. 
Totmes,  scale  naut.  m.=2  in.;  chart  2386.     10.3X17.1  hi.     10c 

Exploits,  Bay  of,  northern  part,  Notre  Dame  Bay,  Newfoundland, 
east  coast,  from  British  surveys  in  1881  and  1902;  chart  2377. 
Scale  naut.  m.  =2.95  in.     39.3X25.7  in.     50c 

Exploits,  Bay  of,  southeastern  part,  Notre  Dame  Bay,  Newfound- 
land, east  coast,  from  British  survey  in  1904  and  1905;  chart 
2391.     Scale  naut.  m.  =2.9  in.     25.4x38.6  in.     40c 

Nakakoshiki  Lira  and  approaches,  Koshiki  Islands,  Kiushu,  west 
coast,  Japan,  from  Japanese  survey  in  1903;  chart  2390.  Scale 
naut.  m.  =3.38  in.     25.4x21.5  in.     30c 

Opobo  River,  Gulf  of  Guinea,  west  coast  of  Africa*  from  British 
survey  in  1904,  scale  naut.  m.  =3  in. ;  with  inset,  Continuation 
of  Opobo  River,  from  British  sketch  survey  in  1904,  scale  naut. 
m.=l  in.;  chart  2388.     26.2X19.5  and  7.9x6.2  in.     20c 

Pilot  chart  of  north  Atlantic  Ocean,  Mar.  1907;  chart  1400.     Scale 
1°  long.  =0.27  in.     21X32  in.     [Monthly.]     10c 
Same,  Apr.  1907;  chart  1400.     Scale  1°  long.  =0.27  in.     21x32 
in.     [Monthly.]     10c 

Pilot  chart  of  north  Pacific  Ocean,  Apr.  1907;  chart  1401.  Scale  1° 
long.  =0.2  in.     20.7X35.3  in.     [Monthly,]     10c 


598  March,  1907 

Hydrographic  Office— Continued. 
Charts — Continued. 

Simons  Bay,  False  Bay,  Cape  of  Good  Hope  Peninsula,  south 

coast   of    Africa,  from    latest  information;  chart  2387.     Scale 

2000  yds.  =11. 6  in.     22.2x28.8  in.     30c 

Tracks  for  full  powered  steam  vessels,  with  distances  in  nautical 

miles;  chart  1262.     Scale  10°  long.  =1.2  in.     24.5X44.7  in.     50c 

Hydrographic  bulletin,  weekly,  914-917;   Mar.  6-27,  1907.     Each  1 

p.  various  sizes.     . 
List  of  lights  of  the  world:  v.  2,  South  ami  east  coasts  of  Asia  and 
Africa  and  East  Indies,  including  Australia,  Tasmania,  and  New 
Zealand;  corrected  to  Jan.  1,  1907.     101  p.  4° 
Notice  to  mariners,  weekly,  9-13,  1907;  Mar.  2-30  [1907].     1.  137-219. 
Sailing  directions  for  Lake  Michigan,  Green  Bay,  and  Strait  of  Macki- 
nac.    [2d  edition.]     201  p;  il.  map. 

Immigration  and  Naturalization  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  De- 
partment): 
Immigration  statement  and  inward  passenger  movement,  Feb.  1907. 

1  p.  f°     [Monthly.] 
Regulations  relating  to  coming  of  Japanese  and  Korean  laborers  to 
continental  territory  of  United  States.      Mar.  26,  1907.     2  p.  4° 
(Commerce  and  Labor  Dept.     Dept.  circular  147.) 

Immigration  Committee  (Senate): 

Report  favoring  S.  8565,  for  immigration  station  at  Charleston,  S.  C. 
1  p.     (S.  rp.  7331.) 

Indian  Affairs  Committee  (House): 

Choctaw  Indians.  Report  amending  H.  25796,  to  schedule  towns  in 
that  part  of  Choctaw  and  Chickasaw  nations  heretofore  segregated 
as  coal  and  asphalt  lands.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  8148.) 

Mcintosh,  William.  Report  amending  H.  21401,  to  purchase  Mcin- 
tosh reservation  in  Carroll  County,  Ga.,  and  erect  monument  [to 
Mcintosh].     1  p.      (H.  rp.  8164.) 

Omaha  Northern  Railway.  Report  favoring  H.  25753,  granting  ex- 
tension of  time  to  company  to  construct  railway  across  Omaha  and 
Winnebago  Reservation  [reservations]  Nebr.     1  p.      (H.  rp.  8153.) 

Indian  Affairs  Committee  (Senate): 

Affairs  of  Mexican  Kickapoo  Indians  [hearings  before  subcommittee, 
Mar.  1-4,  1907,  in  compliance  with  Senate  resolution  authorizing 
investigation],     p.  447-543. 

Indian  Territory,  Select  Committee  to  Investigate  Matters  Con- 
nected with  Affairs  in  (Senate): 
Report,  with  hearings,  Nov.  11  [-21],  1906.     v.  1,  viii+1-1139  p.  il. 
pi.      (S.  rp.  5013,  pt.  1.)  7-35163 

Inspector=GeneraPs  Department  ( War  Department) : 

Form  for  report  of  inspection  of  garrisoned  post  [and  Form  for  state- 
ment of  irregularities  and  deficiencies],     lip. 

Insular  Affairs  Bureau  (War  Department): 

Quarterlv  summary  of  commerce  of  Philippine  Islands,  July-Sept, 
1906; 'no.  1,  series  1906-07.     p.  1-98,  4° 


Maech,  1907  599 

Interior  Department: 

Note. — The  decisions  of  the  Department  of  the  Interior  in  pension  cases  are 
issued  in  slips  and  in  signatures,  and  the  decisions  in  land  cases  are  issued 
in  signatures,  both  being  published  later  in  bound  volumes  at  prices  ranging 
from  81.05  to  81.45  per  volume.  Subscribers  may  deposit  SI. 00  in  the  Depart- 
ment and  receive  the  contents  of  a  volume  of  the  decisions  of  either  kind 
in  separate  parts  as  they  are  issued.  For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see 
names  of  bureaus. 

Annual  reports,   1906;  report  of  Secretary  and  bureau  officers,  etc 
834  p.  il.  maps. 
Same.     (H.  doc.  5.) 
Decisions  [of  Department  and  General  Land  Office]  relating  to  pub- 
lic lands,  v.  35,  [signatures]  22-25.     p.  337-100. 
Letter,  transmitting,  with  accompanying  documents,  recommenda- 
tion that  Department  be  authorized  to  enter  into  negotiations  with 
Choctaw  Nation  in  relation  to  acquisition  of  unallotted  land  de- 
sirable for  forest  reserve  in  Indian  Territory.     20  p.  map.     (H. 
doc.  509. ) 
Statement  with  respect  to  number  of  Indian  andfreedmen  enrollment 
cases  pending  before  commissioner  to  Five  Civilized  Tribes, 
commissioner  of  Indian  affairs  on  review  from  said  commis- 
sioner, and  office  of  Secretary  on  review,  Feb.  25,  1907.     3  p. 
(S.  doc.  36-4. ) 
Same,  Additional  statement.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  387.) 
Same  [Additional  statement].     1  p.     (S.  doc.  390.) 

Internal  Revenue  Commissioner  (Treasury  Department): 

Circular  693,  Collection  of  internal-revenue  tax  upon  articles  of  mer- 
chandise coming  from  Porto  Rico.  3  p.  4°  (Treasury  Dept. 
Dept.  circular  18,  1907. ) 

International  Prison  Congress  (State  Department): 

Report  of  proceedings  of  7th  International  Prison  Congress,  Buda- 
pest, Hungary,  Sept.  1905.     173  p. 
Same.     (S.  doc.  216.)     *  Cloth,  35c;  *  paper,  15c  7-35160 

International  Waterways  Commission  (War  Department): 

Report  upon  Chicago  Drainage  Canal.  2d  edition.  51  p.  *  Paper, 
10c  6-35038 

Interoceanic  Canals  Committee  (Senate) : 

Investigation  of  Panama  Canal  matters,  hearings  [Apr.  26,  1906-Feb. 
12,  1907]  in  matter  of  S.  R.  [50].     v.  4,  p.  2969-3310,  il.  pi. 

7-35184 
Interstate  and  Foreign  Commerce  Committee  (House): 

Kill  Van  Kull.  Report  amending  S.  8328,  to  permit  laying  of  2 
water  pipes  [across  and  under  Kill  Van  Kull]  from  Bayonne, 
N.  J.,  to  Staten  Island,  N.  Y.  [bv  Hudson  County  Water  Com- 
pany].    3  p.     (H.  rp.  8163.) 

Red  River.  Report  favoring  H.  25885,  to  extend  time  for  building 
bridge  across  river  at  Shreveport,  La.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  8161.) 

Interstate  Commerce  Commission: 

Note. — The  commission  furnishes  its  reports  gratuitously  to  those  who  apply 
for  them. 

Notice  [relative  to  certain  omissions  from  revised  tariff  regulations] . 
1  p.  oblong  32° 


600  March,  1907 

Interstate  Commerce  Commission — Continued. 

Report  on  block-signal  systems  and  appliances  for  automatic  control 
of  railway  trains.     77  p.  il.     (S.  doc.  342. )  7-35161 

Tariff  circular  12a,  Additional  regulations  and  rulings  governing  con- 
struction and  filing  of  tariffs  and  classifications  and  application  of 
rates.     12  p.     *  Paper,  5c 

Testimony,  Oct.  15-Nov.  23,  1906,  in  matter  of  relations  of  common 
carriers  to  grain  trade.     1128  p.  7-35141 

Isthmian  Canal  Commission  (War  Department): 

Note. — For  divisions  under  this  commission,  see  names  of  divisions. 
Circular  26-33;  Mar.  15,  1907. 

Minutes  of  meetings  of  commission  and  of  engineering  committee. 
Oct.-Dec.  1906.     64  p. 

Judge=Advocate=GeneraPs  Department  (War  Department): 

United  States  military  reservations,  national  cemeteries,  and  military 
parks,  title,  jurisdiction,  etc.  [2d]  revised  edition.  471  p. 
*  Cloth,  50c  7-35183 

Judiciary  Committee  (House): 

Report  of  subcommittee  as  to  personal  and  property  rights  involved 
in  anti-injunction  bills;  with  views  of  Mr.  Brantley.     6  p. 

Justice  Department: 

Note. — For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 
Estimate  of  appropriation  for  payment  of  salaries  of  certain  district 

judges  [in  Alabama,  Ohio,  and  Nebraska].     2  p.     (S.  doc.  373.) 
Judgment  rendered  against  United  States  by  circuit  court  for  middle 

district  of  Alabama  [in  case  of  Benjamin  W.  Walker].     2  p.     (S. 

doc.  368. ) 
Judgments  rendered  by  Court  of  Claims  in  favor  of  claimants  in  In- 
dian depredation  cases  [since  House  document  899,  59th  Congress, 

1st  session].     2  p.     (S.  doc.  370.) 
List  of  United  States  judges,  attorneys,  and  marshals.     26  p.     *  Paper, 

5c 
[Official  opinions  of  Attorneys-General]  v.  26,  [signatures]  6-10.     p. 

81-160. 
Register  of  Office  of  Attorney-General.     25  p. 
Response  to  resolution,  list  of  special  employees  in  Department  and 

salary  paid  each.     70  p.     (S.  doc.  361.) 

Labor  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Bulletin  68;  Jan.  1907.     p.  1-243.     [Bimonthly.]     *  Paper,  15c 

4-18114 
Same.     (H.  doc.  715,  pt.  1.) 

Land  Office,  General  (Interior  Department): 

Response  to  inquiry,  statement  of  public  lands  withdrawn  from  en- 
try.    45  p.  map.      (H.  doc.  406.)  7-35177 

Library  Committee  (House) : 

Ericsson,  John.    Report  favoring  H.  20337.  for  monument  to  Ericsson 

[in  Washington,  D.  C.].     1  p.     (H.  rp.  8172.) 
Herndl,  Maria.     Report  favoring  H.  25853,  authorizing  purchase  of 
historical  art  window  by  Maria  Herndl.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  8158.) 


March,  1907  601 

Library  of  Congress: 

Note. — For  divisions  under  library,  see  names  of  divisions. 
Preliminary  check  list  of  American  almanacs,  1639-1800.     160  p.  large 
8°    *  Cloth,  60c  6-35021 

Publications.     38  p.  12° 

Light=House  Board  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department  I : 

Note. — The  List  of  lights  and  fog  signals,  the  List  of  lights,  buoys,  and  day- 
marks,  and  the  Weekly  notice  to  mariners  can  be  obtained,  free  of  charge, 
on  application  to  the  office  of  the  Board  at  Washington,  tin- inspectors  and 
engineers  of  the  several  lighthouse  districts,  the  United  States  custom-houses, 
the  principal  agencies  of  the  Coast  and  Geodetic  Survey,  the  Hydrographic 
Office,  and  the  branch  hydrographic  offices. 

List  of  allowances  to  light-stations,  1907.     20  p. 

List  of  lights,  buoys,  and  daymarks  on  northern  lakes  and  rivers; 

.corrected  to  opening  of  navigation,  1907.     162  p.  large  8° 
List  of  lights,  buoys,  and  daymarks  on  Pacific  Coast  of  the  United 

States;  corrected  to  Jan.  1,  1907.     115  p.  large  8° 
Specifications  for  8  twin-screw  steel  steam  light-house  tenders  and 

contact  for  twin-screw  steel  steam  light-house  tender.    118  p.  pi.  4° 
Weekly  notice  to  mariners,  changes  in  aids  to  navigation  on  coasts  of 

United  States,  nos.  134-138;  Mar.  1-29,  1907. 

Loans  and  Currency  Division  (Treasury  Department): 

Caveat  list  of  United  States  registered  bonds,  Mar.  1,  1907.     1  p.  f° 

[Monthly.] 
Circulation  statement,  Mar.  1,  1907.     1  p.  oblong  8°     [Monthly.] 

Manufactures  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Note. — The  bureau  furnishes  its  publications  gratuitously  to  those  who 
apply  for  them. 

Daily  consular  and  trade  reports,  nos.  2806-31;  Mar.  1-30,  1907. 
[Daily  except  Sundays  and  holidays.] 

Monthly   consular  and  trade  reports,   Mar.    1907;  no.  318.     208  p. 
*  Paper,  20c 

Same.     (H.  doc.  348.) 
Tariff  series  1,  Tariffs  on  leather  and  its  manufactures.     27  p.     *Pa- 

per,  10c  7-35176 

Manuscripts  Division  (Library  of  Congress): 

Aids  and  secretaries  to  George  Washington    [list  with  facsimiles  of 

writings].     5  p.  facsim.  large  8°    *  Cloth,  60c  6-35018 

Calendar  of  correspondence  of  George  Washington  with  Continental 

Congress.     741  p.  facsim.  large  8°    *  Cloth,  $1.50  6-35011 

Naval   records  of   American  Ee volution,    1775-88.     549   p.  large  8° 

*  Cloth,  $1.00  6-35020 

Medical  Department  ( War  Department) : 

Specifications  for  plumbing,  gas  piping,  and  electric  wiring  required 
in  addition  to  post  hospital  at  Fort  Sheridan,  111.     16  p.  12° 

Merchant  Marine  and  Fisheries  Committee  ( House ) : 

Development  of  Foreign  Mail  Service,  American  merchant  marine, 
and  American  commerce,  memoranda  on  substitute  for  S.  529. 
40  p.     (S.  doc.  391.)  7-35203 

Military  Affairs  Committee  (House): 

Report  amending  H.  25812,  to  loan  field  pieces  to  Valley  Forge  Park 
Commission.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  8160. ) 


602  March,  1907 

Military  Affairs  Committee  (Senate): 

Brownsville,  Tex.     Affray  at  Brownsville  [hearings,  Mar.  11-Mar. 
30,    1907,  concerning  affrav  at  Brownsville,  Aug.   13  and]  14, 
1906].     p.  927-1760. 
Same  [title-page,  with  index  to  pages  1-927]. 
Natchez  Electric  Street  Railway  and  Power  Company.     Report  favor- 
ing H.  19751,  to  authorize  company  to  construct  electric  railway 
across  national  cemeterv  road  at  Natchez,  Miss.     2  p.      (S.  rp. 
7325.) 

Military  Secretary's  Department  (War  Department): 

Note. — Changed,  by  act  of  Congress,  Mar.  2,  1907,  to  Adjutant-General's 
Department.    See  page  579. 

Official  army  register,  1907.     618  p.     ( H.  doc.  727. ) 
Recruiting  for  line  of  Army,  Jan.  1907.     16  p.  12°     [Monthly.] 
Stations  of  Army,  Feb.  28,  1907.     [2]  p.  oblong  large  8°     [Monthly.] 

National  Museum  (Smithsonian  Institution): 

Note. — The  publications  of  the  National  Museum  comprise  bulletins,  an- 
nual reports,  and  an  annual  volume  of  Proceedings.  The  annual  report  is 
included  in  the  Congressional  set.  The  editions  of  the  bulletins  and  Proceed- 
ings are  too  limited  to  admit  of  general  distribution,  and  the  volumes  of  the 
latter  are  sent  only  to  libraries. 

Measurements  of  cranial  fossa?,     p.  177-232,  pi. 

New  mollusk  of  genus  macromphalina  from  west  coast  of  America. 

p.  233,  il. 
Review  of  fishes  of  family  histiopteridte  found  in  waters  of  Japan, 

with  note  on  tephritis  Giinther.     p.  235-239. 

Nautical   Almanac   Office    (Naval  Observatory,   Equipment  Bureau, 

Navy  Department): 

Note. — The  American  ephemeris  and  nautical  almanac,  in  cloth,  the  Ameri- 
can nautical  almanac  and  the  Pacific  coaster's  nautical  almanac,  in  paper,  are 
sold  for  SI. 00.  30c,  and  15c,  respectively.  The  Astronomical  papers  prepared 
for  use  of  the  American  ephemeris  and  nautical  almanac  are  sold  at  cost.  The 
sale  of  those  publications,  heretofore  carried  on  by  the  Bureau  of  Equipment, 
was  turned  over  to  the  Superintendent  of  Documents,  Oct.  1,  1906. 

American    nautical  almanac  for  [calendar]  year  1910.     1st  edition. 
272  p.  il.     *  Paper,  50c 

Naval  Affairs  Committee  (House): 

Report  favoring  S.  8119,  to  readjust  boundaries  of  naval  reservations 
in  Porto  Rico  [at  San  Juan].     9  p.     (H.  rp.  8150.) 

Naval  Medical  School  (Medicine  and  Surgery  Bureau,  Navy  Depart- 
ment) : 

Programme  of  closing  exercises,  Washington,  D.  C,  Mar.  30,  1907. 

[3]  P- 
Navigation  Bureau  (Navy  Department): 

Circular  relating  to  enlistment  of  men  for  Navy.     18  p.  12° 
Leaves  of  absence  granted  officers  of  Navy,  Jan.  1907.     2  p. 

Same,  Feb.  1907.     2  p. 
Movements  of  vessels,  Mar.  1-30,  1907.     Each  1  p.  4°     [Daily  except 

Sundays  and  holidays.  ] 
Orders  to  officers,  U.  S.  N.,  Mar.  1-30,  1907.      Each  1  p.  4°     [Daily 

except  Sundays  and  holidays.] 
Register  of  commissioned  and  warrant  officers  of  Navy  and  Marine 
Corps  to  Jan.  1,  1907.     272  p.     *  Paper,  25c 

Same.     (H.  doc.  728.) 
Regulations  for  naval  auxiliary  service.     35  p.     *  Cloth,  25c 


Mabch,  1907  603 

Navy  Department: 

Note.— For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 
Accessions  to  library,  July-Dec.  1906;  19.     28  1.     [Semiannual.] 

Same  [inserts].     1  p.  4° 
Annual  reports,  1906.     1113  p.  pi.  map.     (H.  doc.  3.) 
General  court-martial  order  10-14  [1907];  Jan.  26-Feb.  7,  1907.     12° 
General  order  41,  42  [new  series];  Feb.  9,  14,  1907.     Each  1  p.  12° 
Navy  yard  order  225  [extract],  704-706,  employment  of  labor  at  navy 

vards;  Mar.  6-23,  1907.     narrow  12°     [No.  225.  extract,  bears  no 

date.] 
Response  to  inquirv,  statements  relative  to  work  on  D.  S.  S.  Louisiana. 

7  p.     (H.  doc.  778.) 
Special  order  38  [new  series];  Feb.  18,  1907.     1  p.  12° 

Northern  and  Northwestern  Lakes  Survey  |  Engineer  Department, 
War  Department ) : 

Note. — Lake  Survey  charts  may  be  obtained  from  U.  S.  Lake  Survey  Office. 
Detroit.  Mich.,  or  from  U.  S.  Engineer  Office.  Buffalo,  N.  Y.  Payments  must 
be  made  before  charts  are  sent,  and  if  made  by  mail  must  be  by  postal  or 
express  money  order  payable  to  the  order  of  U.  S.  Lake  Survey  Office  if  or- 
dered from  Detroit,  or  to  the  order  of  D.  S.  Engineer  Office  if  ordered  from 
Buffalo.  These  charts  may  also  be  obtained,  for  cash  only,  at  U.  S.  Canal 
Office  at  Sault  Ste.  Marie,  Mich.  They  will  be  sent  by  express,  the  express 
charges  to  be  paid  by  the  purchaser  on  receipt  of  the  charts,  or  free  by  mail 
at  the  purchaser's  risk.  Purchasers  should  indicate,  when  ordering  the  charts, 
whether  they  wish  them  sent  by  express  or  mail.  The  latter  will  be  used 
when  no  choice  is  indicated. 

The  bulletins  and  supplements  of  the  Lake  Survey  may  be  obtained  free 
upon  application  at  U.  S.  Lake  Survey  Office.  Detroit.  Mich.,  and  at  the  engi- 
neer offices  in  Duluth.  Milwaukee,  Chicago,  Grand  Rapids.  Cleveland.  Buffalo. 
and  Oswego. 

Charts- 
Beaver  Island  Group.  Chart  of,  including  northeast  end  of  Lake 

Michigan  from  Manistiqne  to  St.  Helena  Shoal,  scale  1:120,000; 

with   inset.   Beaver   Harbor.   Lake   Michigan,   scale  1:15,000. 

23  X  35. 8  and  7. 7  X  6. 6  in.     15c 
Green  Bay,  South  end  of.  islands  at  entrance  thereof,  and  part  of 

west  shore  of  Lake  Michigan:  with  inset.  Head  of  Green  Bay 

and  entrance  to  Fox  River.     Scale  1:120,000.     28.2X39.8  and 

13.4X15.1  in.     15c 
Menominee  Harbor,  Chart  of,  Green  Bav.  including  Marinette, 

Wis.,  and  Menominee.  Mich.     Scale  1:15,000.     26.1x23.1  in. 

13c 
Minnetonka,  Lake,  Chart  of,  Minn.     Scale  1 :  20,000.     22.6X36  in. 

50c 
Racine  Harbor.   Wis.,   including  Racine  Reef  and  Wind  Point 

Shoals.     Scale  1:15. 000.     28.6X22.8  in.     13c 
St.  Lawrence  River:  chart  1.     Scale  1:  30,000.     24.2X45.8 in.     15c 

Ordnance  Department  (War  Department): 

Directions  for  using,  mounting,  and  dismounting  1-pdr.  and  75-mm.. 
2.95-inch,  subcaliber  guns  in  bore  of  seacoast  guns  and  mortars, 
including  instructions  for  using  drill  primer  outfit  in  assembling, 
disassembling,  cleaning,  resizing,  and  reloading  drill  primer.  24 
p.  pi. 

Instructions  for  mounting,  using,  and  caring  for  3-inch  wrought-iron 
saluting  gun  and  mount.     Revised  Jan.  29,  1907.     11  p.  pi. 

Instructions  to  bidders  and  specifications  governing  manufacture  and 
inspection  of  projectiles.     Revised  Oct.  30, 1906.     4S  p.  il.  pi.  12° 

List  of  blanks,  pamphlets,  etc.     Revised  Mar.  6.  1907.     36  p.  12° 

Ordnance  orders  5  [1907] :  Mar.  28,  1907.     2  1.  12° 


604  March,  1907 

Pacific  Islands  and  Porto  Rico  Committee  (Senate): 

Organic  acts  for  Hawaii  and  Porto  Rico  with  amendments  thereto,  and 
appendix  containing  general  legislation  affecting  Hawaii,  Porto 
Rico,  Guam,  and  Tutuila,  56th  Congress,  1st  session-69th  Congress, 
1st  session.     89  p.     *  Paper,  10c  6-35318 

Patent  Office  (Interior  Department): 

Note. — The  Patent  Office  publishes  specifications  and  drawings  of  patents, 
both  in  single  copies  and  monthly  volumes,  the  former  at  5c  and  the  latter 
at  85.00.  The  former  are  not  enumerated  in  this  catalogue.  For  certified 
copies  of  patent\  including  specification,  drawing,  certificate,  and  grant,  the 
price  is  80c.  A  variety  of  indexes,  giving  a  complete  view  of  the  work  of  the 
office  from  1790  to  date,  are  published  at  prices  ranging  from  25c  to  810.00  per 
volume.  The  Rules  of  practice  and  pamphlet  Patent  laws  are  furnished  free. 
The  Patent  Office  issues  coupon  orders  in  packages  of  20  at  81.00  per  package, 
or  in  books  containing  100  coupons  at  85.00  per  hook.  One  coupon  will 
procure  a  specification  with  drawings, and  two  coupons  a  copy  of  the  Official 
gazette.    They  are  good  until  used.     Address  Chief  Clerk,  Patent  Office. 

Alphabetical  lists  of  patentees  and  inventions  for  Sept.  and  Oct.  1906. 
232  p.  large  8°     [Bimonthly.     Index  to  v.  124  of  Official  gazette.] 

Official  gazette,  Mar.  5-26,  1907;  v.  127,  nos.  1-4.  p.  1-1582,  il.  large 
8°     [Weekly.]     Paper,  10c  single  copy,  $5.00  a  yr. 

Rules  of  practice,  revised  Feb.  28, 1905.  [19th  edition.]  4th  reprint 
[with  alterations].     110p.pl.     *  Paper,  15c 

Specifications  and  drawings  of  patents  issued  Mar.-May,  1905;  pat- 
ents 784,019-791,441;  reissues  12,324-353.  v.  394-396,  il.  pi.  large 
8°     [Monthly.     Each  volume  in  3  parts.] 

Patents  Committee  (House): 

Views  of  minority  amending  H.  25133,  to  amend  and  consolidate  acts 
respecting  copyright.     7  p.     (H.  rp.  7083,  pt.  2.)  7-35084 

Pay  Department  (War  Department): 

Distance  circular  1;  Mar.  20,  1907.     10  1..    [Amendments  to  Official 

table  of  distances.] 
Monthly  station  list  of  officers,  Mar.  7,  1907.     5  p. 
Stoppage  circular,  Mar.  15,  1907.     3  p.     [Monthly.] 

Philippine  Islands  (Philippine  Commission,  War  Department): 

Appendix  to  [6th]  report  of  Bureau  of  Civil  Service,  1906,  containing 
laws  relating  to  Philippine  civil  service,  civil-service  rules  [etc.]. 
p.  15-62.     (Insular  Affairs  Bureau. )     *  Price,  10c 

Plant  Industry  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department): 
Bulletin — 

96,  Tobacco  breeding.     71  p.  il.  pi.     *  Paper,  15c        Agr  7-1330/3 

97,  Seeds  and  plants  imported,   Dec.   1903-Dec.    1905.      255  p. 
*  Paper,  30c  Agr  7-1331/3 

102,  pt.  3,  Planning  a  cropping  system.     11  p.  il.     *  Paper,  5c 
102,  pt.  4,  Application  of  vegetative  propagation  to  leguminous  for- 
age plants.     7  p.  pi.     *  Paper,  5c 
102,  pt.  5,  Control  of  Texas  root-rot  of  cotton.    8  p.  il.    *  Paper,  5c 

Cowpea  seed  for  1907.     1  p.  4° 

Crimson  clover.     1  p.  narrow  f° 

Cultural  directions  for  sea  kale.     1  p.  12° 

Directions  for  using  inoculating  material.     1  p.  4° 

Testing  seed  corn  for  germination.     1  p.  4° 


Makch,  1907  605 

Plaquemine,  La.,  Special  Committee  on  Delay  in  Completion  of 
Lock  at  (House): 
Report.     12  p.     (H.  rp.  8171.) 
Porto  Rico  (Interior  Department  i: 

Report  of  commissioner  of  education  for  Porto  Rico,  1906.    273  p.  pi. 
*  Paper,  25c 
Same.     (S.  doc.  17.) 
Post=Office  Department: 

Note. — For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 
Daily  bulletin  of  orders  affecting  postal  service,  v.  28,  nos.  8231-56a; 

Mar.  1-30, 1907.     f°     [Formerly  issued  by  Railway  Mail  Service. 

Daily  except  Sundays  and  holidays.] 
Memorandum  of  Postmaster-General,  as  embodied  in  statement  to 

press  July  9,  1905,  in  relation  to  issuance  of  fraud  order  July  6, 

1905,  against  People's  United  States  Bank  and  E.  G.  Lewis  of  St. 

Louis,  Mo.     7  p. 
Opinion  of  Smith  McPherson,  judge  of  circuit  court  of  United  States, 

eastern  district  of  Missouri,  in  case  of  People's  United  States  Bank 

v.  Henry  J.  Gilson,  Henry  P.  Wyman,  and  Frank  Wyman.    lip. 
Statement  in  matter  of  withdrawal  of  2d-class  mailing  privilege  from 

Woman's  magazine  and  Woman's  farm  journal  issued  by  Lewis 

Publishing  Company  of  St.  Louis,  Mo.     10  p. 
United  States  official  postal  guide,  2d  series,  v.  29,  no.  3;  Mar.  1907. 

52  p.  12"     [Monthly.]     Paper,  $2.00  a  yr. 
Note. — No.  1.  January,  for  each  year,  is  what  is  usually  known  as  the  Postal 

guide,  nos.  2-12  beiiig  additions  and  corrections.    Sold  by  the  printers,  J.  B. 

Lyon  Company,  Beaver  and  Daniel  streets.  Albany. 

Postal  Commission  (Congress): 

Report  of  commission  authorized  by  Congress  to  make  inquiry  regard- 
ing 2d-class  mail  matter,  with  Hearings,  Oct.  1-Nov.  28,  1906. 
lxv+934  p.     *  Paper,  75c  7-35094 

President  of  United  States : 

Allen,  John.  Message  returning  without  approval  H.  13122,  author- 
izing Secretary  of  War  to  revoke  dishonorable  discharge  issued  in 
case  of  Allen.*   2  p.     (H.  doc.  780.) 

Armstrong,  W.  P.  Executive  order  [authorizing  transfer  of  Arm- 
strong].    1  p.  f° 

Army  and  Navy  General  Hospital,  Hot  Springs,  Ark.  Executive 
order  [amending  executive  order  of  Jan.  19,  1907,  concerning 
rations  of  enlisted  men  of  Army,  Navy,  and  Marine  Corps  under 
treatment  or  on  duty  at  hospital].     1  p.  f° 

Aubright,  Mrs.  Theresa  S.  Executive  order  [authorizing  appoint- 
ment of  Mrs.  Aubright] .     1  p.  f° 

Bronson,  William  X.  Message  returning  S.  7822,  granting  increase 
of  pension  to  Bronson.     1  p.     (S.  doc.  389.) 

Brown,  A.  Executive  order  [authorizing  appointment  of  Brown]. 
1  p.  f 

Canal  Zone,  Isthmus  of  Panama — 

Executive  order  [amending  penal  code  and  code  of  criminal  pro- 
cedure of  Canal  Zone] .     1  p.  f° 
Executive  order  [designating  by  whom  marriages  may  be  cele- 
brated in  Canal  Zone].     1  p.  f° 


606  March,  1907 

President  of  United  States— Continued. 

Canal  Zone,  Isthmus  of  Panama— Continued. 

Executive  order  [dividing  Canal  Zone  into  4  administrative  dis- 
tricts and  providing  for  officers  for  districts,  to  take  effect  Apr. 

15,  1907].     [2]  p.  f° 
Chaco  Canyon  national  monument,  N.  Mex.,  proclamation.     [2]  p. 

map,  f° 
Eversman,  John  C,  sr.     Executive  order  [authorizing  transfer  of 

Eversman].     1  p.  f° 
Forest  reservations — 

Ashland  forest  reserve,  Oreg.,  3d  proclamtion.     [2]  p.  map,  f° 
Bear  Lodge  forest  reserve,  Wyo. ,  proclamation.     [2]  p.  map,  f° 
Big  Belt  forest  reserve,  Mont.,  2d  proclamation.     [2]  p.  map,  f° 
Big  Hole  forest  reserve,  Mont,  and  Idaho,  2d  proclamation.     [2] 

p.  map,  f° 
Blue  Mountains  forest  reserve  [to  include  and  supersede  Maury 

Mountain    forest    reserve],  Oreg.,  2d    proclamation.      [2]  p. 

map,  f° 
Cabinet  forest  reserve,  Mont,  and  Idaho,  proclamation.     [2]  p. 

map,  f° 
Colville  forest  reserve,  Wash.,  proclamation.     [2]  p.  map,  f° 
Coquille  forest  reserve,  Oreg.,  proclamation.     [2]  p.  map,  f° 
Executive  order  [stating  that  previously  withdrawn  public  lands 

containing  workable  coal  within  limits  defined  by  proclama- 
tions creating  forest  reserves  will  be  considered  as  parts  of  such 

reserves].     1  p.  f° 
Imnaha  forest  reserve  [to  include  and  supersede  Wallowa  and 

Chesnimnus   forest  reserves],    Oreg.,    proclamation.      [2]    p. 

map,  f° 
Lewis  and  Clark  forest  reserve,  Mont.,  3d  proclamation.     [2]  p. 

map,  f° 
Little  Rockies  forest  reserve,  Mont.,  proclamation.     [2]  p.  map,  f° 
Medicine  Bow  forest  reserve,  Colo,  and  Wyo.,  4th  proclamation. 

[2]  p.  map,  f° 
Olympic  forest  reserve,  Wash.,  4th  proclamation.     [2]  p.  map,  f° 
Otter  forest  reserve,  Mont.,  proclamation.     [2]  p.  map,  f° 
Palouse  forest  reserve,  Idaho,  proclamation.     [2]  p.  map,  f° 
Park  Range  forest  reserve,  Colo.,  2d  proclamation.     [2]  p.  map,  f° 
Port  Neuf  forest  reserve,  Idaho,  proclamation.     [2]  p.  map,  f° 
Portales  national  forest,  N.  Mex.,  2d  proclamation.     1  p.  f° 
Priest  River  forest  reserve,  Idaho  and  Wash.,  3d  proclamation. 

[2]  p.  map,  f° 
Rainier  forest  reserve  [formerly  Mount  Rainier  forest  reserve], 

Wash.,  2d  proclamation.     [2]  p.  map,  f° 
Siskiyou  forest  reserve,  Oreg.,  2d  proclamation.     [2]  p.  map,  f° 
Tillamook  forest  reserve,  Oreg.,  proclamation.     [2]  p.  map,  f° 
Toiyabe  forest  reserve,  Nev.,  proclamation.     [2]  p.  map,  f° 
Umpqua  forest  reserve,  Oreg.,  proclamation.     [2]  p.  map,  f° 
Washington    forest  reserve,    Wash.,   4th   proclamation.     [2]    p. 

map,  f° 
Weiser  forest  reserve,  Idaho,  3d  proclamation.     [2]  p.  map,  f° 


March,  1907  607 

President  of  United  States — Continued. 
Forest  reservations — Continued. 

Wenaha  forest  reserve,  Greg,  and  Wash.,  l\>   proclamation.     [2] 
p.  map,  f° 

Yellowstone  forest  reserve,  Wyo.,  Mont.,  and  Idaho,  8th  proclama- 
tion.    [2]  p.  map,  f" 

Galpin,  Charles  P.  Executive  order  [authorizing  appointment  of 
Galpin].     1  p.  f° 

Goethals,  George  W".  Executive  order  [amending  Executive  order 
of  Mar.  4,  1907,  so  as  to  allow  Goethals  use  of  furnished  dwelling 
house  on  Isthmus  of  Panama  and  actual  and  necessary  expenses 
while  away  from  isthmus  on  official  business].     1  p.  f° 

Hawkins,  Nicholas  M.  Message  returning  S.  5623.  granting  increase 
of  pension  to  Hawkins.     1  p.     (S.  doc.  388. ) 

House,  C.  F.  Executive  order  [authorizing  appointment  of  House]. 
1  p.  f° 

Hudson,  Elijah  B.  Message  returning,  in  response  to  resolution,  S. 
6078,  granting  increase  of  pension  to  Hudson.     1  p.      (8.  doc.  366. ) 

Hughes,  P.  J.  Executive  order  [authorizing  reinstatement  of 
Hughes].     1  p.  f° 

Isthmian  Canal  Commission — 

Executive  order  [appointing  John  F.  Stevens  chairman,  and 
George  W.  Goethals  member  of  commission,  and  stating  com- 
pensation of  each].  1  p.  f" 
Executive  order  [appointing  William  L.  Sibert.  David  Du  B.  Gail- 
lard,  and  Harry  H.  Rousseau  as  members  of  commission,  and 
stating  compensation  and  allowances  of  each].     1  p.  f° 

Japan.  Executive  order  [refusing  permission  to  Japanese  or  Korean 
laborers  who  have  received  passports  to  Mexico.  Canada,  or  Ha- 
waii, to  come  therefrom  to  continental  territory  of  United  States]. 
1  p.  f° 

Justice  Department.  Executive  order  [ordering  that  hereafter  no 
opinion  or  statement  of  law  given  by  any  subordinate  officer  of 
Justice  Department  other  than  acting  Attorney-General  shall  be 
published  until  it  has  been  approved  by  Attorney-General] .    1  p.  f° 

Kerby,  Frederick  M.  Executive  order  [authorizing  appointment  of 
Kerby].     1  p.  f° 

Land  Office,  General.  Executive  order  [authorizing  appointment  of 
clerk  or  examiner  as  private  secretary  to  commissioner  of  General 
Land  Office].     1  p.  f° 

Massey,  James  G.  Executive  order  [authorizing  appointment  of 
Massey].     1  p.  f° 

Mitchell,  R.  H.  Executive  order  [authorizing  appointment  of 
Mitchell].     1  p.  f° 

Montana.  Executive  order  [transferring  lands  from  Great  Falls  land 
district  to  Glasgow  land  district,  Mont.].     1  p.  f° 

Morrison,  Felix  G.  Message  returning,  in  compliance  with  resolu- 
tion, H.  21606,  granting  increase  of  pension  to  Morrison.  1  p.  (H. 
doc.  770. ) 

Philippine  Islands.  Executive  order  [directing  Philippine  Commis- 
sion to  call  general  election  for  delegates  to  popular  assembly  of 
people  of  Philippine  Islands  not  inhabited  by  Morosor  other  non- 
Christian  tribes,  which  shall  be  known  as  Philippine  Assembly]. 
[2]  p.  f 

25869— No.  147—07 3 


608  March,  1907 

President  of  United  States — Continued. 

Pitts,  George  W.  Executive  order  [authorizing  appointment  of 
Pitts].     1  p.  f° 

Postal  service.  Executive  order  [amending  sec.  7  of  rule  2  of  civil 
service  rules  so  that  officers  and  employees  of  post-offices  in  which 
free  delivery  system  is  established  shall  not  be  classified  if  ap- 
pointed within  less  than  60  days  of  establishment  of  system,  and 
providing  that  subsequent  appointments  in  such  offices  shall  be 
made  from  eligible  register  after  such  has  been  established].  1 
p.  f° 

Pursel,  Mahlon.  Executive  order  [authorizing  reinstatement  of  Pur- 
sel].     1  p.  f° 

Quinlan,  F.  T.  Executive  order  [authorizing  reinstatement  of  Quin- 
lan].     1  p.  f° 

Spencer,  Cape,  Alaska.  Executive  order  [reserving  land  at  cape  for 
lighthouse  purposes].     1  p.  f° 

Updegraff,  Harlan.  Executive  order  [authorizing  appointment  of 
Updegraff].     1  p.  f° 

War  Department.  Executive  order  [authorizing  F.  C.  Ainsworth, 
adjutant-general,  to  act  as  Secretary  of  War  during  absence  of  Sec- 
retary and  assistant  Secretary,  and  authorizing  J.  Franklin  Beli, 
chief  of  staff,  to  act  as  Secretary  during  absence  of  Secretary,  as- 
sistant Secretary,  and  adjutant-general].     1  p.  f° 

Wright,  Mrs.  Lillie  L.  Executive  order  [authorizing  reinstatement 
of  Mrs.  Wright].     1  p.  f° 

Printing  Committee  (House) : 

Comptroller  of  Currency.  Report  favoring  H.  J.  R.  219,  for  increase 
in  number  of  copies  to  be  printed  of  Annual  report.  1  p.  (H.  rp. 
8166. ) 

Horses.  Report  favoring  H.  J.  R.  229,  for  printing  [revised  edition] 
of  Special  report  on  diseases  of  horses  [horse].    1  p.    (H.rp.  8167. ) 

Laws.  Report  favoring  H.  J.  R.  256,  to  print  850  copies  of  Session 
laws  [and  Statutes  at  large  in  lieu  of  500  copies  as  now  provided 
bylaw].     1  p.     (H.rp.  8169.) 

Mail  matter.  Report  favoring  H.  J.  R.  255,  for  printing  House  docu- 
ment 651  [Report  as  to  2d-class  mail  matter  received  for  free  dis- 
tribution and  at  pound  rate,  respectively,  by  classes  of  newspapers 
and  periodicals,  July-Dec.  1906].     1  p.'    (H.  rp.  8168.) 

Mint  Bureau.  Report  favoring  H.  J.  R.  257,  to  print  [34th]  annual 
report  of  director  of  Mint  [1906,  and  Report  upon  production  of 
precious  metals,  calendar  year  1905].     1  p.     (H.  rp.  8170.) 

Public  Health  and  Marine= Hospital  Service  (Treasury  Department): 
Public  health  reports,  v.  22,  nos.  9-13;  Mar.  1-29,  1907.     p.  217-380. 
[Weekly.]  6-25167 

Note. — This  publication  is  for  gratuitous  distribution,  but  the  edition  is  lim- 
ited, and  the  document  is  intended  only  for  health  officers  and  other  persons 
interested  in  sanitary  affairs.  To  obtain  it  application  should  be  made  to  the 
Surgeon-General  of  the  Public  Health  and  Marine-Hospital  Service,  Treasury 
Department. 

Public  Lands  Committee  (Senate): 

Colorado  Agricultural  College.  Report  favoring  H.  15859,  ceding  cer- 
tain lands  to  college.  2  p.  (S.  rp.  7328. ) 
Public  lands.  Report  favoring  H.  22588,  for  relief  of  homestead  and 
other  entrymen  who  have  been  required  to  pay  more  than  legal 
fees,  commissions,  excesses,  and  purchase  money.  3  p.  (S.  rp. 
7327. ) 


March,  1907  609 

Public  Lands  Committee  (Senate) — Continued! 

Swamp  lands.  Report  amending  S.  6626,  for  establishment  of  drain- 
age fund  and  construction  of  works  for  reclamation  of  swamp  and 
overflowed  lands.     3  p.     (S.  rp.  7342. ) 

Public  Roads  Office  (Agriculture  Department): 
Circular — 

70,  Public  roads  of  Illinois,  mileage  and  expenditures  in  1904.    4  p. 
*  Paper,  5c 

72,  Public  roads  of  Missouri,  mileage  and  expenditures  in  1904. 
4  p.     *  Paper,  5c 

73,  Public  roads  of  Louisiana,  mileage  and  expenditures  in  1904. 

3  p.     *  Paper,  5c 

75,  Public  roads  of  Ohio,  mileage  and  expenditures  in  1904.     4  p. 

76,  Public  roads  of  Georgia,  mileage  and  expenditures  in  1904. 

4  p.     *  Paper,  5c 

77,  Public  roads  of  Mississippi,  mileage  and  expenditures  in  1904. 
4  p.     *  Paper,  5c 

Publications  Division  (Agriculture  Department): 

Bulletin  3,  2d  revision,  Historical  sketch  of  Department  of  Agricul- 
ture, its  objects  and  present  organization.    97  p.  il.  pi.    *  Paper,  15c 
Farmers'  bulletins  [available  for  distribution].     3  p. 
Monthly   list  of  publications    [of    Agriculture   Department],   Feb. 
1907.     4  p. 
Same  [for  foreign  distribution]. 

Quartermaster's  Department  (War  Department): 

Circular  5  [1907]  ;  Mar.  4,  1907.     1  p.  12° 

General  specifications  2  of  labor  and  material  required  for  furnishing 
and  installing  fixtures  and  wattmeters  in  building  for  electric  light- 
ing at  Fort  Sheridan,  111.     8  p.  12° 

Poster  showing  stations  and  duties  of  officers,  Mar.  1,  1907.  15  p. 
[Monthly.] 

Railway  Mail  Service  (Post-Office  Department): 

Daily  bulletin  of  orders  affecting  postal  service.     [See  Post-Office 

Department.] 
Extract  from  annual  report.  1906,  relative  to  2d-class  mail  matter. 

4  p. 

Revenue=Cutter  Service  ( Treasury  Department) : 

Specifications  for  triple-expansion  single-screw  propelling  engine, 
with  boilers  and  auxiliary  machinery  [etc.]  for  revenue  cutter  17, 
for  service  as  derelict  destroyer,  of  about  1,200  tons  cruising  dis- 
placement.    131  1.  16° 

Rivers  and  Harbors  Committee  ( House) : 
Committee  document — 

1,  Report  of  Board  of  Engineers  for  Rivers  and  Harbors  on  Grays 

River,  Wash.     2  p. 

2,  Report  of  Board  of  Engineers  for  Rivers  and  Harbors  on  Grays 

Harbor  Bar,  Wash.     3  p. 

3,  Report  of  Board  of  Engineers  for  Rivers  and  Harbors  on  wave 

action  on  Lake  Michigan.     9  p. 

4,  Report  of  Board  of  Engineers  for  Rivers  and  Harbors  on  Pas- 

saic River.  N.  J.     3  p. 


610  March,  1907 

Rivers  and  Harbors  Committee— Continued. 
Committee  document— Continued. 

5,  Report  of  Board  of  Engineers  for  Rivers  and  Harbors  on  Aran- 

sas Pass,  Tex.     6  p. 

6,  Report  of  Board  of  Engineers  for  Rivers  and  Harbors  on  Bayou 

Teche,  La.     3  p. 

7,  Report  of  Board  of  Engineers  for  Rivers  and  Harbors  on  project 

for  improvement  of   Delaware  River  below  Christian  street. 
Philadelphia.     3  p. 

8,  Report  of  Board  of  Engineers  for  Rivers  and  Harbors  on  inland 

waterway  between  Rio  Grande  and  Mississippi  River.     2  p. 

9,  Report  of  Board  of  Engineers  for  Rivers  and  Harbors  on  Oak- 

land Harbor,  Cal.     3  p. 

10,  Report  of  Board  of  Pmgineers  for  Rivers  and  Harbors  on  Mon- 

terey Harbor,  Cal.     2  p. 

11,  Report  of  Board  of  Engineers  for  Rivers  and  Harbors  on  Gal- 

veston Harbor,  Tex.     2  p. 

12,  Report  of  Board  of  Engineers  for  Rivers  and  Harbors  on  Salem 

River,  N.  J.     3  p. 

13,  Report  of  Board  of  Engineers  for  Rivers  and  Harbors  on  Shal- 

lotte  River,  N.  C.     2  p. 

14,  Report  of  Board  of  Engineers  for  Rivers  and  Harbors  on  Me- 

domac  River,  Me.     2  p. 

15,  Report  of  Board  of  Engineers  for  Rivers  and  Harbors  on  San 

Pedro  Harbor,  Cal.     2  p. 

16,  Report  of  Board  of  Engineers  for  Rivers  and  Harbors  on  locks 
and  dams  on  Cape  Fear  River.     2  p. 

River  and  harbor  commission.  Report  favoring  H.  25872,  creating 
commission  to  consider  and  recommend  legislation  for  improve- 
ment of  rivers  and  harbors  of  United  States.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  8159.) 

Trent  River.  Report  favoring  H.  J.  R.  253,  relating  to  securing 
channel  of  6  feet  depth  over  Foys  Flats  in  Trent  River,  N.  C.  1  p. 
(H.  rp.  8149.) 

Rolls  and  Library  Bureau  (State  Department) : 

[Circular  stating  of  what  a  set  of  laws  of  59th  Congress,  2d  session, 
consists.]     1  p.  12" 

Senate: 

Note.— See  also  names  of  committees. 

Abstract  of  laws  relating  to  election  of  Senators.    5  p.     (S.  doc.  393. ) 

7-35158 

Alphabetical  list  of  Senators  and  committees,  59th  Congress  [2d 
session].     16  p. 

Decision  of  Samuel  R.  Artman,  of  circuit  court  of  Indiana,  concern- 
ing unconstitutionality  of  liquor  licenses.     14p.     (S.  doc.  384. ) 

List  of  committees  for  59th  Congress  [2d  session].     10  p. 

United  States  Senate,  60th  Congress  [1st  session,  list  of  Senators]. 
1  p.  4°     [Unofficial.] 

Signal  Office  (War  Department): 

Circular  4  [1907];  Mar.  7,  1907.     1  p.  12° 

Orders 5, 6  [1907] ;  Mar.  1,  16, 1907.    Each  1  p.  12°    [Semimonthly.] 


March,  1907  611 

Smithsonian  Institution : 

Note.— In  its  latest  price-list  the  Bmithsouian  Institution  publishes  this  note: 
"The  publications  of  the  Smithsonian  Institution  are,  1,  Contributions  to 
knowledge:  2,  Miscellaneous  collections;  3,  annual  reports:  4,  special  papers. 
No  setts  of  these  are  for  sale  or  distribution,  as  most  of  the  volumes  are  out  of 
print.  The  volumes  of  Contributions  and  Collections  are  distributed  only  to 
designated  public  libraries  and  learned  institutions  in  this  country  and  abroad. 
A  small  edition  of  the  papers  in  these  two  series  is  printed  separately  for  sale 
or  exchange.  The  Smithsonian  reports  are  distributed  by  the  Institution  to 
libraries  throughout  the  world;  may  be  had  by  purchase  at  cost  from  the 
Superintendent  of  Documents,  and  may  also  generally  be  obtained  free  of 
charge  from  the  applicant's  Member  of  Congress."  The  annual  reports  are 
the  only  Smithsonian  publications  that  are  regularly  issued  as  public  docu- 
ments. All  the  others  are  paid  for  from  the  private  funds  of  the  Institution. 
The  annual  reports  are  included  in  the  Congressional  set.  For  bureaus  under 
this  Institution,  see  names  of  bureaus. 

Notes  on  some  upper  cretaceous  volutidae,  with  descriptions  of  new- 
species  and  revision  of  groups  to  which  they  belong,     p.  1-23,  il. 

Smithsonian  miscellaneous  collections,  v.  48,  [publication]  1656, 
Smithsonian  miscellaneous  collections,  quarterly  issue,  v.  3,  pt.  •">. 
p.  241-379,  il.  pi. 

Soils  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department): 
Authorizations.     11  p. 
"•  Cherokee  County,  S.  C.     Soil  survey  of  county.     21  p.  il.  map. 
Crawford  County,  Mo.     Soil  survey  of  county.     18  p.  il.  map. 
Everett,  Wash.      Soil  survey  of  Everett  area.     31  p.  il.  map. 
Grand  Junction,  Colo.      Soil  survey  of  Grand  Junction  area.     30  p. 

il.  maps. 
Lee  County,  Ala.     Soil  survey  of  county.     26  p.  il.  map. 
Scotland  County,  Mo.     Soil  survey  of  county.     18  p.  il.  map. 
Stockton,  Cal.     Soil  survey  of  Stockton  area.     39  p.  il.  maps. 
Tompkins  County,  N.  Y.     Soil  survey  of  county.     36  p.  il.  map. 

Spanish  Treaty  Claims  Commission: 

Document  50,  Memorandum  entered  by  commission  Mar.  22,  1907, 
in  connection  with  Order  1244,  requiring  payment  by  claimants  of 
cost  of  taking  depositions  in  Cuba.     7  p.  4° 

Staff  Corps,  General  (War  Department): 

Manual  of  bayonet  exercises,  Army,  provisional,  1907.     21  p.  il.  24° 

War  7-67 
State  Department: 

Note.— The  State  Department  distributes  its  publications  gratuitously.  For 
bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 

Convention  signed  Aug.  13, 1906,  by  delegates  of  Governments  repre- 
sented at  3d  International  Conference  of  American  States,  con- 
tinuing in  force,  with  exception  of  its  3d  article,  convention  pro- 
viding for  arbitration  of  pecuniary  claims,  signed  Jan.  30,  1902, 
by  delegates  to  2d  International  Conference.  4  p.  (Confidential; 
[Senate]  executive  F. )  [Injunction  of  secrecy  removed  Mar.  2, 
1907.] 

Note. — The  scries  of  documents  to  which  this  belongs  imprinted  in  confi- 
dence for  the  use  of  the  Senate,  and  is  inaccessible  to  other  persons  unless,  as 
in  this  instance,  the  Senate  removes  the  injunction  of  secrecy. 

Diplomatic  list,  Mar.  1907.     15  p.  24u     [Monthly.] 

Estimate  of  appropriation  for  buildings  for  consular  offices  in  China. 

Korea,  and  Japan.     14  p.  pi.  maps.      (H.  doc.  510.)  7-35179 

Information   regarding  appointments  and    promotions   in   consular 

service.     9  p. 


612  March,  1907 

State  Department — Continued. 

Report  of  delegates  to   3d    International   Conference  of  American 
States,  Rio  de  Janeiro,  Brazil,  July  21-Aug.  26,  1906.     180  p. 
*Cloth,  35c;  *paper,  15c 
Same.     (S.  doc.  365.)  7-35122 

Statistics  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department): 

Crop  reporter,  v.  9,  no.  3;  Mar.  1907.     p.  17-24,  4°     [Monthly.] 
Same,  index  [to]  v.  1-4.     17  p.  4" 

Statistics  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Note. — The  bureau   furnishes  its  publications   gratuitously  to  those  who 
apply  for  them. 

Bulletin  8,  series  1906-07,  Exports  of  domestic  breadstuffs,  meat  and 
dairy  products,  food  animals,  cotton,  and  mineral  oils,  Feb.  1907. 
12  p.  4°     [Monthly.] 
Imports  and  exports — 

Advance  sheets  from  Monthly  summary  of  commerce  and  finance, 
showing  details  of  imports  and  exports  by  articles  and  coun- 
tries for  Jan.  1907.     71  p.  4°  ¥ 
Same  for  Feb.  1907.     73  p.  4° 

Fx ports  of  domestic    merchandise    by   articles    and    countries, 
1902-06.     p.  473-789,  4° 

Imports  of  merchandise  by  articles  and  customs  districts,  1906,  bv 

articles,  1904-06.     p.  367-471,  4° 
Total  values  of  imports  and  exports  of  Fnited  States,  Feb.  1907. 

[2]  p.  4°     [Monthly.] 

Internal   commerce.     Monthly   summary  of  internal   commerce  of 

United  States,  Jan.  [1905-]07.     p.  1-41,  4° 
Monthly  summary  of  commerce  and  finance  of  United  States,  Jan. 
1907;  no,  7*  series  1906-07.     p.  1363-1577,  4°    *  Paper,  25c 

Same.     (H.  doc.  15,  pt.  7.) 
Publications.     List  of  publications.     3  p. 

Steam  Engineering  Bureau  (Navy  Department): 

List  and  stations  of  naval  inspectors  of  machinery  and  of  engineering 
material.      [2]  p.  4° 

Steamboat  Inspection  Service  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department) : 
Bureau  circular — 

1,  Reinspections.     1  p.  4° 

2,  Transportation  of  calcium  carbide  on  passenger  steamers.     1  p.  4° 
Laws  governing  service,  Reyised  statutes  as  modified  by  acts  of  Con- 
gress.    Edition,  Mar.  4,  1907.     56  p.     *  Paper,  10c 

Subsistence  Department  (War  Department): 
Circular  4  [1907];  Mar.  1,  1907.     2  p.  12° 
Roster  [of  officers],  Mar.  1,  1907.     3  p.     [Monthly.] 

Supplies  and  Accounts  Bureau  (Navy  Department): 

Memoranda  for  information  of  officers  of  Pay  Corps,  commanding 
officers  of  ships,  and  commandants  of  stations  71;  Feb.  1,  1907. 
p.  199-213,  12°     [Monthly.] 


March,  1907  613 

Territories  Committee  (Senate): 

Report  amending  H.  25039,  to  enable  Phoenix,  Ariz.,  to  use  proceeds 
of  certain  municipal  bonds  for  purchase  of  plant  of  Phoenix  Wa- 
ter Company.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  7332.) 

Treasurer  of  United  States  (Treasury  Department): 

Monthly  statement,  paper  currency  of  each  denomination  outstand- 
ing Feb.  28,  1907.     1  p.  oblong  24° 

Treasury  Department: 

Note. — For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 
Appropriations — 

Judgments  of  Court  of  Claims   [requiring  appropriation,  since 

House  document  656].     14  p.     (S.  doc.  369.) 
Schedules  of  claims  allowed  [since  House  document  697]  under 
appropriations,  balances  of  which  have  been  exhausted  or  car- 
ried to  surplus  fund.     8  p.     (S.  doc.  371.) 
Bonds  of  United  States.     Redemption  of  4  per  cent  bonda  of  funded 

loan  of  1907.     1  p.  4"     (Dept.  circular  20,  1907.) 
Bookkeeping.     Item  of  appropriation  for  change  in  methods  of  book- 
keeping in  Department.     1  p.     (S.  doc.  363.) 
Debt.     Statement  of  public  debt  and  cash  in  Treasury,  Feb.  1907. 

1  p.  f°     [Monthly.] 
Mail  importations  [regulations].     20  p.  4°     (Dept.  circular  17,  1907.) 
Parcels-post  convention  with  Bermuda.     1  p.  4°     (Dept.  circular  16, 

1907. ) 
Special  agents'  districts.     2  p.  4°     (Dept  circular  15,  1907.) 
Treasury  decisions  under  tariff,  internal   revenue,  and  other  laws, 
weekly,  v.  13,  nos.  10-13;  Mar.  7-28,  1907. 

War  Department: 

Note. — For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 

Circular  15-21  [1907];  Feb.  28-Mar.  18,  1907.     12° 

Circular  [promulgating  Executive  order  authorizing  F.  C.  Ainsworth, 
adjutant-general,  to  act  as  Secretary  of  War  during  absence  of  Sec- 
retary and  assistant  Secretary,  and  authorizing  J.  Franklin  Bell, 
chief  of  staff,  to  act  as  Secretary  during  absence  of  Secretary, 
assistant  Secretary,  and  adjutant-general].     1  p.  12° 

General  orders  41-70  [1907] ;  Feb.  28-Mar.  30,  1907.     map,  12° 

Public  acts  and  resolutions  relating  to  Department  passed  during  59th 
Congress,  2d  session,  Dec.  3,  1906-Mar.  4,  1907.     46  p. 

Reports — 

Annual  reports,  1906;  v.  2,  armament,  transportation,  and  supply. 
259  p.  map,  tab.     (H.  doc.  2.) 
Same;  v.  3,  reports  of  division  and  department  commanders. 

325  p.     (H.  doc.  2.) 
Same;  v.  4,  militia  affairs,  military  schools  and  colleges,  and 

military  parks.     330  p. 
Same.     (H.  doc.  2.) 

Special  orders  50-75  [1907];  Mar.  1-30,  1907.  12°  [Daily  except 
Sundays  and  holidays.] 


614  March,  1907 

Weather  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department): 

Note. — For  these  publications  application  should  be  made  to  the  Chief  of 
the  Weather  Bureau. 

Monthly  weather  review,  v.  34,  no.  12;  Dec.  1906.     p.  557-607,  il.  pi. 
maps,  4°     Paper,  20c  single  copy,  $2.50  a  yr. 

National  monthly  weather  bulletin,  Feb.   1907;  no.  2  [1907].    24X 
19  in.     [Weekly  Apr.-Sept.,  monthly  remainder  of  year.] 

Snow  and  ice  bulletin,  Mar.  4-25,  1907.     19X12  in.     [Weekly  dur- 
ing winter.] 

Weather  code.     [Revised  edition.]     90  p.  4° 

Weather  map,  Mar.  1-31,  1907.     19X24  in.     [Daily.] 

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UNIVERSITY  of  OUIW* 


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Superintendent  of  Documents 


No.  148 


APRIL 


1907 


Catalogue 

of 

United  States  Public  Documents 


WASHINGTON 

GOVERNMENT  PRINTING  OFFICE 

1907 


Abbreviations 


Academy aead. 

Agricultural agric. 

Amendments amdts. 

American Amer. 

Appendix app. 

Association  assoc. 

Board bd. 

College coll. 

Commission comn. 

Committee com. 

Congress Cong. 

Consular cons. 

Department  dept. 

Document doe. 

Executive ex. 

Exposition expos. 

Facsimile,  facsimiles facsim. 

Folio f° 

General gen. 

Geologic geol. 

Government Govt. 

Historical hist. 

House  bill H. 

House  concurrent  resolution H.  C.  R. 

House  document H.  doc. 

House  joint  resolution H.  J.  R. 

House  report H .  rp. 

House  resolution  (simple) H.  R. 

Illustrated,  illustration,  illustrations  . .  ,il. 

Inch,  inches in. 

Institute,  institution inst. 

Latitude lat. 

Leaf,  leaves 1 . 

Library L. 

Longi  tud  e long. 


Mile,  miles m. 

Miscellaneous misc. 

Nautical naut. 

Number,  numbers no.,  nos. 

Octavo 8° 

Page,  pages p. 

Part,  parts pt.,  pts. 

Plate,  plates pi. 

Portrait,  portraits por. 

Public pub. 

Quarto 4° 

Railway ry. 

Report rp. 

Resolution res. 

Secretary secy. 

Section,  sections sec. 

Senate  bill S. 

Senate  concurrent  resolution S.  C.  R. 

Senate  document S.  doc. 

Senate  joint  resolution S.  J.R. 

Senate  report S.  rp. 

Senate  resolution  (simple) S.  R* 

Session sess0 

Sixteenmo 16. 

Society soc. 

Superintendent supt. 

Table,  tables tab» 

Thirty  two-mo 32. 

Treasury Treas0 

Twelvemo 12° 

T  wentyfour-mo 24. 

University univ. 

Versus vs.,  v. 

Volume,  volumes v. 

Year yr. 


Explanation 


Words  and  figures  inclosed  in  brackets  [  ]  are  given  for  information,  but 
do  not  appear  on  the  title-pages  of  the  publications  catalogued.  When  size 
is  not  given,  octavo  is  to  be  understood.  Size  of  maps  is  measured  from 
outer  edge  of  border,  excluding  margin.  When  Congress  and  session  are 
not  given  with  the  numbers  of  Senate  and  House  documents  and  reports, 
59th  Congress,  2d  session,  is  to  be  understood. 

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617 


Catalogue  of  Public  Documents 


APRIL,    1907 


Adjutant=General's  Department  ( War  Department) : 

Note.— Formerly  Military   Secretary's   Department.    Changed,  by  act   of 
Congress,  Mar.  2, 1907,  to  Adjutant-General's  Department. 

[Circular]  to  officers  of  general  recruiting  service  [concerning  muster 
of  recruiting  parties  at  general  recruiting  stations  and  preparation 
of  muster  rolls  and  pay  rolls  of  parties].     1  p.  12° 
Recruiting  for  line  of  Army,  Feb.  1907.     17  p.  12°     [Monthly.] 
Stations  of  Army,  Apr.  30,  1907.     [2]  p.  oblong  large  8°     [Monthly.] 

Agriculture  Department: 

Note. — For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 
Bureau  of  Animal  Industry  order  137  [amendment  9] ;   regulations 
governing  meat  inspection  of  Department  of  Agriculture.     3  p. 

Same  142;  regulations  for  inspection  and  quarantine  of  horses, 
cattle,  sheep,  and  other  ruminants,  and  swine  imported  into 
United  States,  effective  Apr.  15,  1907.     21  p. 

Same  143;  regulations  of  Secretary  of  Agriculture  governing  in- 
spection, disinfection,  certification,  treatment,  handling,  and 
method  and  manner  of  delivery  and  shipment  of  live  stock 
which  is  subject  of  interstate  commerce.     31  p. 

Same  144;  Bureau  of  Animal  Industry  rule  1,  revision  2,  to  pre- 
vent spread  of  splenetic  fever  in  cattle.     13  p. 

Same  145;  Bureau  of  Animal  Industry  rule  2,  revision  1,  to  pre- 
vent spread  of  scabies  in  cattle.     2  p. 

Same  146;  Bureau  of  Animal  Industry  rule  3,  revision  1,  to  pre- 
vent spread  of  scabies  in  sheep.     1  p. 
Farmers'  bulletin — 

51,  Standard  varieties  of  chickens.     Revised  Oct.  1906.     46  p.  il. 

*  Paper,  5c.  Agr  7-123/2 
85,  Fish  as  food.     Revised  Mar.  12,  1907.     32  p.     *Paper,  5c. 

Agr  7-166-7/2 

113,  Apple  and  how  to  grow  it.     Revised  Mar.   1907.     32  p.  il. 

*  Paper,  5c.  Agr  7-190-1/2 

278,  Leguminous  crops  for  green  manuring.     27  p.  il.     *  Paper,  5c. 

Agr  7-1447/3 

279,  Method  of  eradicating  Johnson  grass.     16  p.  il.     *  Paper,  5c. 

Agr  7-1448/2 

280,  Profitable  tenant  dairy  farm.     16  p.  il.     *  Paper,  5c. 

Agr  7-1457/2 

281,  Experiment  station  work  40.     32  p.  il.     *  Paper,  5c. 

Agr  6-305/3 

619 


620  April,  1907 

Agriculture  Department — Continued. 
Farmers'  bulletin — Continued. 

285,  Advantage  of  planting  heavy  cotton  seed.    16  p.  il.    *  Paper,  5c. 

Agr  7-1458/2 
Food  inspection  decision  65,  Labeling  of  whisky,  blends,  compounds, 
and  imitations  thereof  [opinion  of  Attorney-General].   16p.    [Food 
inspection  decisions  1-64  issued  by  Chemistry  Bureau.] 
( leneral  order  110;  Apr.  4,  1907.     1  p.  4° 

Alaska   Agricultural    Experiment    Stations    (Experiment    Stations 
Office,  Agriculture  Department): 
Bulletin  3,   Haymaking  at   Kenai  Experiment   Station.     13  p.   pi. 
*  Paper,  5c.  Agr  7-1456/2 

American  Republics  Bureau: 

Note. — This  bureau  sells  its  own  monthly  bulletins,   handbooks,   etc.,  at 
prices  usually  ranging  from  5c.  to  11.00.    Address  the  Director  of  the  bureau. 

Guatemala,  country  of  the  future.     80  p.  por.  pi.     *  Paper,  15c. 

6-8181/2 
Monthly  bulletin,  v.  24,  no.  3,   Mar.  1907,  whole  no.  162.     1907.     p. 
565-800,  pur.     Paper,  25c.  single  copy,  $2.00  a  yr. 
Same.      (H.  doc.  502,  pt.  3. ) 
Animal  Industry  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department) : 

Cattle-ticks.     Notes  on  cattle  tick  and  Texas  fever;   Persistence  of 

Texas  fever  organism  in  blood  of  southern  cattle,     p.  49-78. 
Cheese.     Soft-cheese  studies  in  Europe.     \>.  79-109,  pi. 
Circular — 

104,  Welsh  bla.k  cattle.     29  p.  il.     *  Paper,  5c.  Agr  7-1443/2 

105,  Baby  beef.     34  p.  il.     *  Paper,  5c.  Agr  7-1435/4 

106,  Publications  of  bureau.     24  p.  Agr  7-1449/2 

107,  Capons  and  caponizing.     10p.il.     *  Paper,  5c.     Agr  7-1450/2 

108,  Trichinosis,  danger  in  use  of   raw   pork  for  food.     6  p.  il. 
*  Paper,  5c.  Agr  7-1454/2 

Glanders.  Directions  for  using  mallein,  as  prepared  in  Biochemic 
Laboratory,  for  diagnosis  of  glanders  in  horses.     1  p.  4" 

Horses.  Government  encouragement  of  imported  breeds  of  horses, 
p.  147-159. 

Meat.  Production  and  consumption  of  meat,  and  prices,  movement, 
and  registration  of  live  stock  in  United  States,     p.  277-297. 

Operations,  1906.     147  p.     (H.  doc.  743.) 

Poultry  management,     p.  213-266,  il.  pi. 

Press  bulletin  9;  Apr.  12,  1907.     4  p. 

Report,     22d  annual  report,  1905.     364  p.  il.  pi.     *  Cloth,  50c. 

6-23937-8 

Tuberculosis.  Directions  for  using  tuberculin,  as  prepared  in  Bio- 
chemic Laboratory,  for  diagnosis  of  tuberculosis  in  cattle.     1  p.  4° 

Appraisers  (Treasury  Department) : 

Reappraisements  of  merchandise  by  general  appraisers  [on  Mar.  21- 
Apr.  24,  1907];  Apr.  1-29,  1907.  4°  ( Reappraisement  circulars 
1567-89.)     [Weekly.] 

Assay  Commission  (Mint  Bureau,  Treasury  Department): 

Proceedings  of  commission  of  1907,  and  test  of  coinage  executed  and 
reserved  during  calendar  year  1906;  also  laws  relating  to  annual 
assay.     35  p.     *  Paper,  10c.  7-35199 


April,  1907  621 

Attorney =General,  Assistant,  for  Spanish  Treaty  Claims  Commis  = 
sion  (Justice  Department): 
Special  report  of  William  E.  Fuller,  statement  of  work  done,  ques- 
tions considered,  principles  laid  down,  and  most  important  deci- 
sions made  by  Spanish  Treaty  Claims  Commission  from 
organization,  Apr.  8,  1901,  to  Apr.  10,  1907.     352  p.  7-35214 

Biological  Survey  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department) : 

Circular  55,  Directions  for  destruction  of  wolves  and  coyotes.     6  p. 
*  Paper,  5c.  Agr  7-1326 

Bookkeeping  and  Warrants  Division  (Treasury  Department): 

Comparative  statement  of  receipts  and  expenditures  of  United  States 
[for  month  and  9  months  ending  Mar.   1906  and  1907].     1  p. 
oblong  8°     [Monthly.] 
Statement  of  Treasury,  Apr.  1-30,  1907.     Each  [2]  1.  4°     [Daily  ex- 
cept Sundays  and  holidays.] 

Canal  Zone,  Isthmus  of  Panama  (Isthmian  Canal  Commission,  War 
Department) : 
Report  of  Department  of  Health  of  Isthmian  Canal  Commission,  Feb. 
1907.     66  p.  12°     [Monthly.]  6-13939/3 

Census  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Instructions  to  special  agents,  cotton  statistics.     15  p.  16° 
Mortality  statistics,  1905,  6th  annual  report,  with  revised  rates  for 
intercensal  years  1901-04,  and  for  quinquennial  period  1900-04, 
based  upon  State  censuses  of  1905.     354  p.  il.  4°    *  Cloth,  $1.00. 

Chemistry  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department): 

Circular  34,  Examination  of  papers.    10  p.     *  Paper,  5c.     Agr  7-1451/2 
Food  inspection  decisions  60-64.     6  p.     [Food  inspection  decision  65 
issued  by  Agriculture  Department.] 

Civil  Service  Commission: 

Note. — The  commission  furnishes  its  publications  gratuitously  to  those  who 
apply  for  them. 

Civil  service — 

Instructions  to  applicants  for  7th  civil  service  district,  headquar- 
ters, Chicago,  111.     14  p. 
Instructions  to  applicants  for  10th  civil  service  district,  headquar- 
ters, New  Orleans,  La.     13  p. 
Instructions  to  applicants  for  12th  civil  service  district,  headquar- 
ters, San  Francisco,  Cal.     14  p. 
Diseases  of  animals.     Scientific  assistant  in  veterinary  zoology,  male, 
Department  of  Agriculture  [announcement  of  examination]  May 
22,  23,  1907.     [2]  p.  4° 
Engineers — 

Chief    engineer,    custodian  service    [Treasury   Department,    an- 
nouncement of  examination]  May  8,  1907.     [2]  p.  4° 
Engineer  and  sawver  [announcement  of  examination]  Mav  29, 

1907.     [2]  p.  4°* 
Engineer  [postponement  of  examination  from  Apr.  10,  1907  to] 
May  1,  1907.     [2]  p.  4" 
Interpreter    examination,    immigration    service    [announcement  of 

examination]  May  15,  1907.     [2]  p.  4° 
Laboratory  helper,   Department  of  Agriculture   [announcement  of 
examination]  May  9,  1907.     [2]  p.  4° 


622  April,  1907 

Civil  Service  Commission — Continued. 

Mechanics.     General  mechanic  [announcement  of  examination]  May 

1,1907.     lp.  4° 
Medical  interne,  male,  Government  Hospital  for  Insane  [announce- 
ment of  examination]  June  13,  14,  1907.     [2]  p.  4° 

Philippine  Islands — 

Assistant,  Philippine  service  [announcement  of  examination]  Mav 

1,  2,  1907.     [4]  p.  4° 
Teacher,  Philippine  service  [announcement  of  examination]  May 
1,  2,  1907.     [3]  p.  4° 

Plant  life.  Assistant  physiologist,  male,  Bureau  of  Plant  Industry 
[announcement  of  examination]  May  15,  1907.     1  p.  4° 

Plant  pathologist,  male,  Department  of  Agriculture  [announcement 
of  examination]  May  15,  1907.     1  p.  4° 

Plate  printer,  Bureau  of  Engraving  and  Printing  [announcement  of 
examination]  May  1,  1907.     1  p.  4° 

Train  master,  Quartermaster's  Department  [announcement  of  exami- 
nation] May  15,  1907.     1  p.  4° 

Typewriters.  Clerk-typewriter-draftsman  [announcement  of  exami- 
nation] May  8,  1907.     [2]  p.  4° 

Watchman,  qualified  in  Italian,  immigration  service  [announcement 
of  examination]  May  1,  1907.     [2]  p.  4° 

Coast  and  Geodetic  Survey  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Note.— The  charts,  coast  pilots,  and  tide  tables  of  the  Coast  and  Geodetic 
Survey  are  sold  at  the  office  of  the  Survey  in  Washington,  and  also  by  one  or 
more  sales  agents  in  each  of  the  important  American  seaports.  The  monthly 
Notice  to  mariners  may  be  had  free  at  these  agencies,  at  all  United  States  cus- 
tom-houses, at  the  branch  hydrographic  offices  of  the  Navy  Department,  at 
United  States  consulates  in  foreign  ports,  and  at  the  office  of  the  Coast  and 
Geodetic  Survey. 

Charts— 

Albemarle  Sound,  N.  C,  eastern  part,  from  Atlantic  Ocean  to  Pas- 
quotank River;  with  inset,  Continuation  of  Alligator  River; 
chart  140.     Scale  1:  80,000.     29X31.3  and  8X7.2  in.     50c. 
Florida  Reefs,  from  Newfound  Harbor  Key  to  Boca  Grande  Key; 

chart  169.     Scale  1: 80,000.     40.9X31  in.     50c. 
Hampton  Roads,  Va.,  Anchorage  chart  [for  Jamestown  Ter-Cen- 
tennial  Exposition] ;  chart  400a.     Scale  1:  20,000.     34.2x41  in. 
50c. 
Honolulu  Harbor,  Oahu,   Hawaiian  Islands;  chart  4109.     Scale 
1:5,000.     35X27.1  in.     50c. 
Notice  £o  mariners  349;  Mar.  1907.     12  l.+p.  13-18,  4°     [Monthly.] 
Philippine  Islands,  notice  to  mariners  3  [1907];  Mar.  1,  1907.    1.  8-11. 

Commerce  and  Labor  Department: 

Note. — The  Department  of  Commerce  and  Labor  distributes  the  Consular  re- 
ports gratuitously.    For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 

Response  to  resolutions  of  Feb.  8  and  14,  1907,  list  of  employees  in 
Department  [employed  under  lump  or  nonspecific  appropriations 
July  1,  1905-Feb.  8,  1907].     210  p.     (S.  doe.  360.) 

Comptroller  of  Currency  (Treasury  Department): 

Abstract  of  reports  of  condition  of  national  banks,  Mar.  22,  1907; 

no.  53.     8  p.  4°     [Issued  5  times  a  year.] 
Bulletin  728-732;  Apr.  1-29,  1907.     4°     [Weekly.] 


April,  1907  623 

Congress: 

Note. — See  also  House  of  Representatives— names  of  Congressional  com- 
mittees. 

Congressional  record,  proceedings  and  debates  of  59th  Congress,  2d 
session,  v.  41  [pts.  1-5;  Dec.  3,  1906-Mar.  4,  1907,  with  appendix]. 
4673 -79  p.  il.  4° 

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April  is  5001.] 
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direction  of  Secretary  of  State;  pt.  1,  public  acts  and  resolutions. 

841-1426  r-civ  p.  large  8° 

Copyright  Office  (Library  of  Congress): 

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of  Copyrights.  Subscriptions  for  the  Catalogue  of  copyright  entries  should  be 
sent  to  the  Register  of  Copyrights,  instead  of  to  collectors  of  customs  as  formerly. 

Catalogue  of  copyright  entries;  new  series,  v.  2,  nos.  14-17;  Apr.  4-25, 
1907.  [Weekly.  Each  number  issued  in  4  parts:  pt.  1,  relates  to 
books,  dramatic  compositions,  maps  and  charts;  pt.  2,  to  period- 
icals; pt.  3,  to  musical  compositions;  pt.  4,  to  engravings,  cuts  and 
prints,  chromos  and  lithographs,  photographs,  fine  arts.]  Paper, 
$5.00  a  vr. ;  pts.  1  and  3,  each  $2.00  a  vr. ;  pts.  2  and  4,  each  $1.00 
ayr.  6-35347/7 

Courts  of  United  States: 

Defective  safety  appliances,  decision  of  United  States  district  court 
[district  of  Oregon],  United  States?'.  Northern  Pacific  Terminal 
Company  of  Oregon  [statement  of  facts  and  opinion  of  court,  Apr. 
2,  1906].'    4  p. 

In  district  court  of  United  States  for  district  of  Oregon,  United  States 
v.  Southern  Pacific  Company  [opinion  of  court,  Apr.  1,  1907].  6  p. 

In  United  States  district  court  for  eastern  district  of  Kentucky,  United 
States  v.  William  Adair  [opinion  of  court,  Apr.  1,  1907].     30  p. 

District  of  Columbia: 

Commissioners.     Report,  1906.     v.  3,357  p.  maps,  tab.     (H.  doc.  8.) 
.    [This  is  the  report  of  the  Health  Department  of  the  District.] 
Health.     Laws  and  regulation's  relating  to  public  health  in  District  in 

force  Jan.  5,  1907.     p.  81-223.     *  Paper,  15c. 
Insurance  Department.     4th  annual  report  of  department,  [calendar 

year]  1905;  pt.  1,  life  insurance.     1906  [1907].     275  p. 

Documents  Office  (Government  Printing  Office): 

Catalogue  of  United  States  public  documents,  no.  147;  Mar.  1907.  p. 
575-614.     [Monthly.]     *  Paper,  $1.10  a  yr.  4-18088/2 

Engineer  Department  (War  Department): 

Note. — For  divisions  under  this  bureau,  see  names  of  divisions. 
Circular  15-18  [1907].;  Apr.  6-22,  1907.     Each  1  p.  12° 
General  orders  1  [1907];  Apr.  6,  1907.     1  p.  12° 
Special  orders  14-18  [1907];  Apr.  6-29,  1907.     Each  1  p.  12° 
Entomology  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department): 

Appendix  to  Bulletin  36,  n.  s.,  General  index  of  Bulletin  10,  n.  s. 
[Some  miscellaneous  results  of  work  of  division,  2].     4  p. 


624  April,  1907 

Entomology  Bureau — Continued. 
Bulletin— 

i)4,  pt.  1,  Some  miscellaneous  results  of  work  of  bureau,  9:  Mexi- 
can  conchuela  in    western   Texas  in   1905.     p.   1-14,   il.    pi. 

*  Paper,  5c.  Agr  7-1444/2 

64,  pt.  2,  Some  miscellaneous  results  of  work  of  bureau,  9:  Notes  on 
economic  importance  of  sowbugs.     p.  15-22,  pi.     *  Paper,  5c. 

Agr  7-1445,2 

H4.  ]>t.  .">.  Some  miscellaneous  results  of  work  of  bureau,  9:  Notes  on 

punkies.     p.  23-28,  il.     *  Paper,  5c.  Agr  7-1437/2 

65,  Tobacco  thrips.  new  and  destructive  enemy  of  shade-grown 
tobacco.     24  p.  il.  pi.     *  Paper,  10c.  Agr  7-1460/2 

66,  pt.  2,  Some  insects  injurious 'to  truck  crops:  Water-cress  sow- 
ing, Water-cress  leaf-beetle.    20p.il.   *  Paper,  5c.   Agr  7-1459/3 

Circular   84,   Grasshopper    problem    and    alfalfa    culture.     10  p.    il. 

*  Paper,  5c.  Agr  7-1455/3 
Technical  series  12,   pt.   3,   Contribution  to  our  knowledge  of  thy- 

sanopteraof  California,     p.  39-68,  pi.     *  Paper,  5c.        Agr  7-1453/2 

Experiment  Stations  Office  (Agriculture  Department): 

Note.— For  divisions  under  this  bureau,  see  names  of  divisions. 
Address  list  of  agricultural  experiment  stations  in  United  States.     1  p. 
Bulletin— 

182,  Proceedings  of  11th  annual  meeting  of  American  Association 
of  Farmers'  Institute  Workers,  Baton  Rouge,  La.,  Nov.  12-14, 
1906.     90  p.     *  Paper,  15c.  Agr  6-593/2 

183,  Mechanical  tests  of  pumps  and  pumping  plants  used  for  irri- 
gation and  drainage  in  Louisiana  in  1905  and  1906.     72  p.  il. 

*  Paper,  10c.  Agr  7-1452/3 

184,  Proceedings  of  20th  annual  convention  of  Association  of 
American  Agricultural  Colleges  and  Experiment  Stations, 
Baton  Rouge,  La.,  Nov.  14-16,  1906.     132  p.  il.     *  Paper,  20c. 

Agr  6-591 
Experiment  station  record,   v.   18,  no.  8;  Apr.  1907.     p.  701-800,  il. 

*Paper,  $1.00  a  vol.  (12  nos.) 
Experiment  station  work,   v.   2,   no.  20.     p.  533-560,  il.     [Same  as 

Farmers'  bulletin  281.]     *  Paper,  5c. 
List  of  station  publications  received  by  office  during  Mar.  1907.     7  p. 

[Monthly.] 

Finance  Committee  (Senate): 

Free  tobacco  bill,  hearings  [Jan.  24,  1905-Feb.  21,  1907]  on  bills  for 
relief  of  tobacco  growers,  H.  14896,  58th  Congress,  and  H.  14972, 
59th   Congress,    before   subcommittees.     169    p.     (S.    doc.    372.) 

*  Paper,  15c.  7-35200 

Fisheries  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Depai-tment) : 

Note. — The  bureau  supplies  gratuitously  those  of  its  publications  which  are 
in  print 

Report  of  commissioner  of  fisheries,  1905,  and  special  papers.  [520] 
p.  pi.  map. 

Statistical  bulletin  197,  Statement  of  quantities  and  values  of  certain 
fishery  products  landed  at  Boston  and  Gloucester,  Mass.,  by  Ameri- 
can fishing  vessels,  Mar.  1907.     1  p.  oblong  8° 


April,  1907  625 

Foreign  Mail  Service  (Post-Office  Department): 

Schedule  of  steamers  appointed  to  convey  mails  to  foreign  countries 
during  May,  1907.     1  p.  narrow  f"     [Monthly.] 

Forest  Service  (Agriculture  Department): 
Circular— 

83,  Forest  planting  leaflet:  Russian  mulberry.     3  p.     *  Paper,  5c. 

Agr  7-1490 

84,  Forest  planting  leaflet:  White  ash.     4  p.     *Paper,  5c. 

Agr  7-1462-3/2 

85,  Forest  planting  leaflet:  Slippery  elm.     4  p.     *Paper,  5c. 

Agr  7-1464-5/2 
87,  Forest  planting  leaflet:  White  willow.     4  p.     *Paper,  5c. 

Agr  7-1466-7/2 
89,  Forest  planting  leaflet:  Tamarack.     4  p.     *Paper,  5c. 

Agr  7-1468-9/2 
91,  Forest  planting  leaflet:  Coffeetree.     4  p.     *Paper,  5c. 

Agr  7-1470-1/2 

93,  Forest  planting  leaflet:  Yellow  poplar.     4  p.     *Paper,  5c. 

Agr  7-1472/2 

94,  Forest  planting  leaflet:  Black  cherry.     3  p.     *  Paper,  5c. 

Agr  7-1473-4  2 

95,  Forest  planting  leaflet:  Sugar  maple.     4  p.     *Paper,  5c. 

Agr  7-1475-6/2 

96,  Arbor  Day.     4  p.     *  Paper,  5c.  A ur  7-1446/2 
Classified  list  of  publications  available  for  distribution  Apr.  1.  1907. 

4  p.  narrow  16° 

Same,  Apr.  20,  1907.'  4  p.  narrow  16° 
Field  program  [and  Service  notes],  Apr.  1907.     35  p.     [Monthly.] 
Instructions  for  taking  photographs  of  special  interest.     1  p.  16" 
Location,  date  of  latest  proclamation,  and  area  of  national  forests  in 

United  States,  Alaska,  and  Porto  Rico,  Apr.  1,  1907.     4  p. 
National  forest  order  23,  pt.  4;  Apr.  1907.     20  p.  il. 
Preparation  of  forest  atlas.     4  p. 

Geological  Survey  (Interior  Department): 

Note. — The  publications  of  the  United  States  Geological  Survey  consist  of 
annual  reports  (restricted  to  one  volume  each,  beginning  with  report  for  1902), 
bulletins,  Mineral  resources,  Professional  papers,  and  Water-supply  and  irri- 
gation papers,  which  are  intended  for  free  distribution;  and  maps,  Mono- 
graphs, and  folios  of  the  Geologic  atlas  and  the  Topographic  atlas  of  the 
United  States,  which  are  sold  at  prices  ranging  from  6c.  to  $11.00  each.  A 
wholesale  rate  has  been  established  for  topographic  and  geologic  folios,  when- 
ever the  sum  transmitted  solely  for  folios  at  the  wholesale  price  amounts  to  at 
least  $5.10;  that  is,  a  discount  of  40  per  cent  will  be  given  whenever  34  or  more 
folios  that  sell  singly  for  25c.  or  their  equivalent  in  higher  priced  folios, 
are  ordered  at  one  time.  Address  the  Director  of  the  Geological  Survey, 
Washington. 

Bulletin— 

279,  Economic  geology  of  Kittanning  and  Rural  Valley  quadran- 
gles, Pa.     198  p.  il.  pi.  map.     ( H.  doc.  827. 59th  Cong.  1st  sess. ) 

GS  7-674/4 
300,   Economic  geology  of  Amity  quadrangle,  eastern  Washing- 
ton County,  Pa.     145  p.  il.  pi.  maps.     *Paper,  30c. 
Same.      (H.  doc.  53.)  (is  7-794/3 

Effect  of  some  industrial  wastes  on  fishes,     p.  337-34S. 


626  April,  1907 

Geological  Survey — Continued. 

List  of  new  publications  19,  Jan. -Feb.  1907.     4  p. 
Topographic  sheets — 

Note. — The  Geological  Sorvey  is  making  a  topographic  map  of  the  United 
States.  The  sheets  of  which  it  is  composed  are  projected  without  reference  to 
political  divisions,  and  are  designated  by  some  prominent  town  or  natural 
feature  found  on  them.  Three  scales  are  used.  1:62,500, 1:125,000,  and  1:250,000. 
These  correspond,  approximately,  to  1  mile,  2  miles,  and  4  miles  to  1  linear 
inch  on  the  map.  The  size,  unless  otherwise  given,  is  about  17.6  inches  in 
height  by  11.5  to  16  inches  in  width,  exclusive  of  the  margin,  the  width  vary- 
ing with  the  latitude.  A  description  of  the  topographic  map  is  printed  on  the 
reverse  of  each  sheet  catalogued  below. 

About  three-tenths  of  the  area  of  lhe  country,  excluding  Alaska,  has  been 
mapped,  nearly  every  State  being  represented.  Massachusetts,  Connecticut, 
Rhode  Island," New  Jersey,  and  the  District  of  Columbia  are  completely 
mapped.  Sheets  of  the  regular  size  are  sold  by  the  Survey  at  5c.  each  ;  but  in 
lot's  of  100  or  more  copies,  whether  of  the  same"  sheet  or  of  different  sheets,  the 
price  is  3c.  each.  In  no  case  can  orders  be  filled  at  the  wholesale  rate  unless 
the  sum  remitted  solely  for  topographic  maps  amounts  to  at  least  83.00. 

Alaska,    Solomon   quadrangle,   lat,   64°   30/-64°  45',  long.   164°- 

164°  30'.     Scale  1: 62,500,  contour  interval  25  ft, 
California,  Davisville  quadrangle,  lat.  38°  30'-38°  45/,  long.  121° 

30'-121°  45'.     Scale  1 :  62,500,  contour  interval  10  ft. 
California,  Dunnigan  quadrangle,  lat,  38°  45/-39°,  long.  121°  45'- 

122°.     Scale  1:  62,500,  contour  interval  10  ft, 
California,  Indian  Valley  map,  lat,  40°-40°  10',  long.  120°  40/-121°. 

Scale  1:  62,500,  contour  interval  100  ft.     12x18.5  in. 
Georgia,  Dahlonega  special  map,  lat.  34°  28/-34°35/,  long.  83°  55'- 

84°  W.    Scale  1: 36,000,  contour  interval  20  ft.     15.3x14.9  in. 
Illinois,  Springfield  quadrangle,  lat.  39°  45/-40°,  long.  89°  30'- 

89°  45'.     Scale  1: 62,500,  contour  interval  10  ft. 
[Index  map  to]    topographic  maps  x>f  California  and   Nevada- 

18.4X15  in.  folded  4° 
North  Carolina-South  Carolina,  Cowee  quadrangle,  lat.  35°-35° 

30",  long.  83°-83°  30'.    Scale  1: 125,000,  contour  interval  100  ft. 
North  Dakota,  Wyndmere  quadrangle,  lat.  46°-46°  30',  long.  97°- 

97°  30".     Scale'  1 :  125,000,  contour  interval  20  ft, 
Ohio,  Jefferson  quadrangle,  lat.  41°  307— 41°  45',  long.  80°  45/-81°. 

Scale  1:62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft. 
Ohio,  Mentor  quadrangle,  lat,  41°  'W-AY°  45','  long.  81°  Ly-810 

30'.     Scale  1 :  62,500^  contour  interval  20  ft. 
Pennsvlvania,  Neshannock  quadrangle,  lat.  41°-41°  15',  long.  80° 

15'-80°  30'.     Scale  1 :  62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft. 
Washington,   Mount    Adams  quadrangle,   lat,   46°-46°  30',  long. 

121°-121°  30'.     Scale  1 :  125,000,  contour  interval  100  ft, 
West  Virginia,  Harrisville  quadrangle,  lat,  39°-39°  15',  long.  81°- 

81°  15'.     Scale  1: 62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft. 
West  Virginia,  Kingwood  quadrangle,  lat,  39°  Yb'-?&°  30',  long. 

79°  30'-79°  45'.     Scale  1: 62,500,  contour  interval  50  ft. 
Water-supply  and  irrigation  paper  196,  Water  supply  of  Nome  region, 

Seward  Peninsula,  Alaska,  1906.     52  p.  il.  pi.  map. 

Same.     (H.  doc.  790.)  GS  7-795/3 

Government  Actuary  (Treasury  Department): 

Market  prices  and  investment  values  of  outstanding  securities 
[Mar.  1907].     2  p.  4°     (Treasury  Dept.     Dept.  circular  23,  1907.) 

House  of  Representatives: 

Calendars,  59th  Congress,  2d  session  [with  Index  to  public  and  pri- 
vate laws  and  resolutions,  1st  session,  59th  Congress].  84+58  p. 
large  8° 


April,  1907  627 

Hydrographic  Office  (Equipment  Bureau,  Navy  Department): 

Note. — The  charts,  sailing  directions,  etc.,  of  the  Hydrographic  Office  are 
sold  by  the  office  in  Washington  and  also  by  agents  at  the  principal  American 
and  foreign  seaports  and  American  lake  ports.  The  price  of  the  Catalogue  of 
charts,  plans,  sailing  directions,  and  other  publications  is  50c.  Copies  of  the 
Hydrographic  bullet  n  aud  Notice  to  mariners  are  supplied  free  on  applica- 
tion at  the  Hydrographi<  Office  in  Washington  and  at  the  branch  offices  in 
Boston,  New  York,  Philadelphia,  Baltimore,  Norfolk,  Savannah,  New  Orleans, 
San  Francisco,  Portland  (Oreg.),  Port  Townsend,  Chicago,  Cleveland,  Buffalo, 
Sault  Ste.  Mprie.  and  Duluth. 

Charts- 
Pilot  chart  of  north  Atlantic  Ocean,  May,  1907;  chart  1400.     Scale 

1°  long.  =0.27  in.     21x32  in.     [Monthly.]     10c. 
Pilot  chart  of  north  Pacific  Ocean,  May,  1907;  chart  1401.     Scale 
1°  long.  =0.2  in.     20.7x35.3  in.     [Monthly.]     10c. 

Hydrographic  bulletin,  weekly,  918-921;  Apr.  3-24,  1907.  Each  1 
p.  various  sizes. 

List  of  lights  of  the  world:  v.  3,  West  coast  of  Africa  and  Europe 
and  Mediterranean  Sea,  including  Adriatic,  Black  Sea,  and  Sea  of 
Azov;  corrected  to  Jan.  1,  1907.     129  p.  4° 

Notice  to  mariners,  weekly,  14-17, 1907;  Apr.  6-27  [1907].  1.  220-294, 
map. 

Notice  to  mariners,  special  [regulations  for  government  of  vessels  in 
Hampton  Koads  and  adjacent  waters  during  Jamestown  Ter-Cen- 
tennial  Exposition,  Apr.  26-Nov.  30,  1907].     2  1. 

Hygienic  Laboratory  (Public   Health  and  Marine-Hospital  Service, 
Treasury  Department): 
Bulletin  33,  Studies  in  experimental  alcoholism.     43  p.     *  Paper,  10c. 

5-13711 

Immigration  and  Naturalization  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  De- 
partment): 
Immigration  statement  and  inward  passenger  movement,  Mar.  1907. 
1  p.  f°     [Monthly.] 

Indian  Territory,  Select  Committee  to  Investigate  Matters  Con= 
nected  with  Affairs  in  (Senate): 
Keport,  with  hearings,  Nov.  [22],  1906-Jan.  9,  1907.    v.  2,  1139-2165 
p.  pi.     (S.  rp.  5013,  pt.  2.)     *  Paper,  85c.  7-35163 

Interior  Department: 

Note. — The  decisions  of  the  Department  of  the  Interior  in  pension  cases  are 
issued  in  slips  and  in  signatures,  and  the  decisions  in  land  cases  are  issued 
in  signatures,  both  being  published  later  in  bound  volumes  at  prices  ranging 
from  81.05  to  81.15  per  volume.  Subscribers  may  deposit  81.00  in  the  Depart- 
ment and  receive  the  contents  of  a  volume  of  the  decisions  of  either  kind 
in  separate  parts  as  they  are  issued.  For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see 
names  of  bureaus. 

Decisions  [of  Department  and  General  Land  Office]  relating  to  pub- 
lic lands,  v.  35  [signatures]  26-30.     p.  401-480. 

Internal  Revenue  Commissioner  (Treasury  Department): 

United  States  internal-revenue  gaugers'  manual,  embracing  regula- 
tions and  instructions,  and  tables.  612  p.  il.  pi.  12°  ( [Regula- 
tions] no.  11  revised.)     *  Roan,  $1.00.  7-35181/3 

Interoceanic  Canals  Committee  (Senate) : 

Investigation  of  Panama  Canal  matters,  hearings  [Jan.  11,  1906-Feb. 
12,  1907]  in  matter  of  S.  R.  [50].  4  v.  3310  p.  il.  pi.  (S.  doc. 
401  [4  pts.].)     *  Paper,  v.  3,  85c;  *v.  4,  50c.  7-35184 

Interstate  Commerce  Commission: 

Note. — The  commission  furnishes  its  reports  gratuitously  to  those  who  apply 
for  them.  For  division  under  this  commission  see  Statistics  and  Accounts 
Division. 


628  April,  1907 

Interstate  Commerce  Commission— Continued. 

20th  annual  report  [with  appendixes  A-G],  Dec.  19, 1906.  190+728+ 
77  p.  map.     (H.  doc.  325.)  4-18123 

Rules  of  practice  before  commission  in  cases  and  proceedings  under 
act  to  regulate  commerce,  revised  and  adopted  Apr.  9, 1907.     18  p. 

Testimony  taken  by  commission  at  Minneapolis,  Minn.,  Dec.  17-19, 
1906,  and  at  Chicago,  111.,  Dec.  20,  21, 1906,  in  matter  of  car  short- 
age and  other  insufficient  transportation  facilities,  and  reports 
thereon  by  commissioners  Lane  and  Harlan.  506  p.  (S.  doc. 
333.  )  7-35206 

Isthmian  Canal  Commission  (War  Department): 

Note. — For  divisions  under  this  commission,  see  names  of  divisions. 
Code  of  civil  procedure  of  Canal  Zone.     226  p. 

Justice  Department: 

Note— For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 
[Official  opinions  of  Attorneys-General]  v.  26,  [signatures]  11-13.     p. 

161-208. 
Rules  and  regulations  governing  Department  and  its  various  branches. 

362  p.     (S.  doc.  395.)  7-35205 

Land  Office,  General  (Interior  Department): 

Coal-land  laws  and  regulations  thereunder,  Apr.   12,  1907.     19  p. 

*  Paper,  5c. 
Communication,  with  accompanying  schedules,  showing  area  of  coal 

lands  in  each  township  or  fraction  thereof  in  certain  states.     68  p. 

(S.  doc.  194,  pt.  2.) 
Regulations  for  relief  of  homestead  settlers  in  Alabama,  under  act  of 

Mar.  4,  1907.     7  p. 

Library  of  Congress: 

Note. — For  divisions  under  library,  see  names  of  divisions. 
Library  of  Congress  and  its  work.     21  p.  16°  7-35005 

Life=Saving  Service  (Treasury  Department) : 
Annual  report,  1906.     460  p.  il.     *  Cloth,  50c. 

Light=House  Board  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Note.— The  List  of  lights  and  fog  signals,  the  List  of  lights,  buoys,  and  day- 
marks,  and  the  Weekly  notice  to  mariners  can  be  obtained,  free  of  charge, 
on  application  to  the  office  of  the  Board  at  Washington,  the  inspectors  and 
engineers  of  the  several  lighthouse  districts,  the  United  States  custom-houses, 
the  principal  agencies  of  the  Coast  and  Geodetic  Survey,  the  Hydrographic 
Office,  and  the  branch  hydrographic  offices. 

3d  District.     Specifications  and  contract  for  supplies,  1908.     104  p.  4° 

Laws  relative  to  Light-House  Establishment  passed  at  2d  session,  59th 
Congress,  1906-07.     54  p.     *  Paper,  10c.  7-35211 

Regulations  for  lighting  bridges  over  navigable  rivers,  1907.  19  p. 
pi.  4°    *  Paper,  15c.  7-35208 

Report  on  use  of  acetylene  gas  by  Canadian  government  as  illuminant 
for  aids  to  navigation.     26  p.  il.     *  Paper,  5c.  7-35213 

Specifications  for  lst-class  single-screw  steel  steam  light-vessels  nos. 
90-93,  and  contract  for  lst-class  single-screw  steel  steam  light- 
vessel.     101  p.  4° 

Specifications  for  4th,  5th,  and  6th  order  lantern,  design  of  1898. 
8  p.  4° 

Weeklv  notice  to  mariners,  changes  in  aids  to  navigation  on  coasts 
of  United  States,  nos.  139-142;  Apr.  5-26,  1907. 


April,  1907  629 

Loans  and  Currency  Division  (Treasury  Department): 

Caveat  list  of  Dnited  States  registered  bonds.  Apr.  1,  1907.     1  p.  f" 

[Monthly.] 
Circulation  statement,  Apr.  1,  1907.     1  p.  oblong  8C     [Monthly.] 

Manufactures  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Note. — The  bureau  furnishes  its  publications  gratuitously  to  those  who 
apply  for  them. 

Daily  consular  and    trade    reports,   nos.   2832-57;  Apr.    1-30,  1907. 

[Daily  except  Sundays  and  holidays.] 
Monthly  consular  and  trade   reports,   Apr.   1907:  no.   319.     276  p. 
*  Paper,  25c. 

Same.     (H.  doc.  349.) 
Medical  Department  ( War  Department) : 

[Circular  announcing  death  of  John  Moore,  former  Burgeon-general 

of  Army.]     2  p.  12° 
Specifications  for  plumbing  in  post  hospital  at  Jefferson  Barracks, 

Mo.     6  p.  V2" 

Military  Affairs  Committee  (Senate): 

Affray  at  Brownsville,  Tex.,  hearings  [Mar.  11- Apr.  5,  1907]  con- 
cerning affrav  at  Brownsville,  Aug.  13  and  14,  1906.  v.  2,  p. 
927-2030,  il.  7-35051 

Military  Information   Division  (Staff  Corps,   General,   War  Depart- 
ment ) : 
Publication  8  [new  series],  Reports  of  military  observers  attached  to 
armies  in  Manchuria  during  Russo-Japanese  War.     pt.  3.  2-11  p.  il. 
pi.  maps.  6-35363 

Military  Secretary's  Department  (War  Department): 

Note. — Changed,  by  act  of  Congress,    Mar.  i,  1907.  to  Adjutant-General's 

Department.    See  page  619. 

Roster  of  organized  militia  of  United  States,  by  divisions,  brigades, 
regiments,  companies,  and  other  organizations,  with  their  stations. 
103  p.     *  Paper,  10c.  7-35201 

Mint  Bureau  (Treasury  Department): 

Note.— For  division  under  this  bureau,  see  Assay  Commission. 
Values  of  foreign  coins.     1  p.  4°     (Treasury  Dept.     Dept.  circular 
22,  1907.)     [Quarterly.] 

National  Academy  of  Sciences: 

Report,  [calendar]  year  1906.     43  p.     *  Paper,  10c. 
Same.     (S.  doc.  308.) 

National  Museum  (Smithsonian  Institution): 

Note. — The  publications  of  the  National  Museum  comprise  bulletins,  an- 
nual reports,  and  an  annual  volume  of  Proceedings.  The  annual  report  is 
included  in  the  Congressional  set.  The  editions  of  the  bulletins  and  Proceed- 
ings are  too  limited  to  admit  of  general  distribution,  and  the  volumes  of  the 
latter  are  sent  only  to  libraries. 

Bulletin  56,  Mammals  of  Mexican  boundary  of  United  States,     pt.  1. 

530  p.  il.  pi.  maps.     *  Cloth,  75c.  7-35212 

New  brachiopod,  Rensselaeria  Mainensis,  from  Devonian  of  Maine. 

p.  267-269,  il. 
On  meteorite  from  Rich  Mountain,  Jackson  County,  N.  C.     p.  241- 

244,  pi. 


630  April,  1907 

National  Museum — Continued. 

Review  of  fishes  of  family  gerriche  found  in  waters  of  Japan,  p.  245- 
248,  il. 

Some  madreporarian  corals  from  French  Somaliland,  east  Africa,  col- 
lected by  Charles  Gravier.     p.  249-266,  pi. 

Naval  Academy  (Navigation  Bureau,  Navy  Department): 

Regulations  [for]  interior  discipline  and  government,  1907.  95  p. 
12°  7-35210 

Navigation  Bureau  (Navy  Department): 

Note. — For  offices  under  this  bureau,  see  names  of  offices. 
[Circular]  for  information  of  commanders-in-chief  and  commanding 
officers  [concerning]  qualifications  for  permanent  appointments 
as  chief  petty  officers  [etc.].     12  p.  12° 
Leaves  of  absence  granted  officers  of  Navy,  Mar.  1907.     1  p. 
List  of  addresses  of  navy  recruiting  stations.     1  p.  4° 
Movements  of  vessels,  Apr.  1-30,  1907.     Each  1  p.  4°     [Daily  except 

Sundays  and  holidays.  ] 
Orders  to  officers,  U.  S.  N.,  Apr.  1-30,  1907.      Each  1  p.  4U     [Daily 
-    except  Sundays  and  holidays.] 
Synopsis  of  course  of  instruction  in   navy  electrical  school.     2  1. 

narrow  8° 
United  States  Navy.     11  p.  oblong  12" 

Navy  Department: 

Note. — For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 
Acts  and  resolutions  relating  chiefly  to  Navy,  Navy  Department,  and 

Marine  Corps,  passed  at  2d  session,  59th  Congress,  1906-07.     138  p. 

*  Paper,  15c. 
Changes  in  Regulations  [for  government  of  Navy,  1905] ,  no.  4.    7  p.  12° 

Same,  no.  5.     9  p.  12° 
General  court-martial  order  15-28  [1907];    Feb.   11-Mar.   19,  1907. 

12° 
Navy  yard  order  633  revised,  707-714,  employment  of  labor  at  navy 

yards;  Mar.  28-Apr.  9,  1907.     narrow  12°' 
Special  order  39-43  [new  series];  Feb.  18-Apr.  6,  1907.     12° 

Northern  and  Northwestern  Lakes  Survey  ( Engineer  Department, 
War  Department): 

Note. — Lake  Survey  charts  may  be  obtained  from  U.  S.  Lake  Survey  Office, 
Detroit,  Mich.,  or  from  U.  S.  Engineer  Office,  Buffalo,  N.  Y.  Payments  must 
be  made  before  charts  are  sent,  and  if  made  by  mail  must  be  by  postal  or 
express  money  order  payable  to  the  order  of  U.  S.  Lake  Survey  Office  if  or- 
dered from  Detroit,  or  to  the  order  of  U.  S.  Engineer  Office  if  ordered  from 
Buffalo.  These  charts  may  also  be  obtained,  for  cash  only,  at  U.  S.  Canal 
Office  at  Sault  Ste.  Marie,  Mich.  They  will  be  sent  by  express,  the  express 
charges  to  be  paid  by  the  purchaser  on  receipt  of  the  charts,  or  free  by  mail 
at,  the  purchaser's  risk.  Purchasers  should  indicate,  when  ordering  the  charts, 
whether  they  wish  them  sent  by  express  or  mail.  The  latter  will  be  used 
when  no  choice  is  indicated. 

The  bulletins  and  supplements  of  the  Lake  Survey  may  be  obtained  free 
upon  application  at  U.  S.  Lake  Survey  Office,  Detroit,  Mich.,  and  at  the  engi- 
neer offices  in  Duluth,  Milwaukee.  Chicago,  Grand  Rapids,  Cleveland,  Buffalo, 
and  Oswego. 

Charts.  Les  Cheneaux  Islands,  Chart  of,  and  northeasterly  ap- 
proaches to  Straits  of  Mackinac  from  Beaver  Tail  Reef  to  Saint 
Martin  Bay,  including  Mackinac  and  Round  islands  and  north- 
erly shore  of  Bois  Blanc  Island.  Scale  1:40,000.  28.3X41.4 
in.     15c. 


April,  1907  631 

Ordnance  Bureau  (Navy  Department): 

Specifications  for  manufacture  of  turret  electrical  appliances  under 
cognizance  of  bureau,  U.  S.  S.  South  Carolina  and  Michigan.  9 
p.  12° 

Specifications  for  materials  for  submerged  torpedo  tubes.     4  p.  12* 

Ordnance  Department  (War  Department): 

Note. — For  divisions  under  this  bureau,  Bee  names  of  divisions. 
Instructions   for  mounting,  using,  and   caring   for  15-pdr.    barbette 

carriage,  model  of  1903.     21  p.  pi. 
Ordnance  orders  4  [1907];  Mar.  14,  1907.     16  1.  12" 
Report  of  chief  [with  appendixes,  1906].     95  p.  pi.     (War  Dept., 
Reports,  1906,  v.  6.)     *  Cloth,  80c;  *  paper,  65c. 
Same.     (H.  doc.  2.) 
Special  specifications  governing  manufacture  of  sieye  limber-caissons, 
'  model  of  1906.     16  p.  12° 

Patent  Office  ('Interior  Department): 

Note. — The  Patent  Office  publishes  specification.-  ana  drawings  of  patents, 
both  in  single  copies  and  monthly  volumes,  the  former  at  5c.  and  the  latter 
at  85.00.  The  former  are  not  enumerated  iu  this  catalogue.  For  certified 
copies  of  patents,  including  specification,  drawing,  certificate,  and  grant,  the 
price  is  80c.  A  variety  of  indexes,  giving  a  complete  view  of  the  work  of  the 
office  from  1790  to  date,  are  published  at  prices  ranging  from  25c.  to  810.00  per 
volume.  The  Rules  of  practici  and  pamphlet  Patent  laws  are  furnished  free. 
The  Patent  Office  issues  coupon  orders  in  packages  of  20  at  81.00  per  package, 
or  in  books  containing  100  coupon*,  at  85.00  per  book.  One  coupon  will 
procure  a  specification  with  drawings,  and  two  coupons  a  copy  of  the  Official 
•  gazette.    They  are  good  until  used.    Address  Chief  Clerk.  Patent  Office. 

Alphabetical  list  of  patentees  [and  inventions]  Apr.  23,  30,  1907. 

large  8° 
Decisions  of  commissioner  of  patents  [and  of  United  States  courts]  in 
patent  and  trade-mark  ami  label  cases;  compiled  from  Official 
gazette  of  Patent  Office,  [calendar]  year  1905.     854  p.  il. 

*  Sheep,  $1.50. 
Same.     (H.  doc.  657,  59th  Cong.  1st  sess. ) 
Official  gazette,  Apr.  2-30,  1907;  v.  127,  nos.  5-9.     p.  1583-3646,  il. 
large  8°     [Weekly.]     Paper,  10c.  single  copy,  S5.00  a  yr. 

4-18256/8 
Same  [title-page,  errata,  index  to  decisions,  etc.,  to]  v.  120.     xxi 
p.  large  8°  •  4-18256,8 

Trade-marks  published  Apr.  23,  30,  1907.     il.  large  8° 
Pay  Department  (War  Department): 

Monthly  station  list  of  officers,  Apr.  1,  1907.     5  p. 
Stoppage  circular,  Apr.  15,  1907.     3  p.     [Monthly.] 
Philippine  Commission  (War  Department): 

Acts  of  commission  [Nov.  3,  1905-Sept.  8,  1906],  1408-1538,  and  pub- 
lic   resolutions,    etc.,   Oct.   19,    1905-Sept.   15,   1906.      501   p. 
(War  Dept.,  Reports,  1906,  v.  10.)     *CIoth,  50c. 
Same.     (H.  doc.  2.)  6-35130 

7th  annual  report,  1906  [with  reports  of  governor-general,  depart- 
ments,   bureau   officers,    etc.].      3   pts.    736—430^816  p.    pi. 
(Insular  Affairs  Bureau.)     *Cloth,  pt.  1,  60c;    *pt.  2,  75c.; 
*  pt.  3,  80c 
Same.     (War  Dept.,  Reports,  1906,  v.  7-9;  H.  doc.  2.) 

26057— No.  148—07 2 


632  April,  1907 

Plant  Industry  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department) : 

Bulletin  100,  Miscellaneous  papers.  83  p.  il.  pi.  [Each  paper  has 
also  been  published  separately.]     *  Paper,  25c. 

[Analytics]  Agr  7-1477-1484 
Cooperative  experiments  with  forage  crops,  autumn  of  1907-spring 

of  1908.     4  p. 
Distribution  of  Colman  citrange  in  1907.     5  p. 
Distribution  of  rustic  citrange  in  1907.     5  p. 
Starting  a  seedling  date  orchard.     4  p.  16" 

Porto  Rico  Agricultural  Experiment  Station  (Experiment  Stations 
Office,  Agriculture  Department): 
Annual  report,  1906.     32  p.  pi.     *  Paper,  10c. 

Post=Office  Department: 

Note. — For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 
Daily  bulletin  of  orders  affecting  postal  service,  v.  28,  nos.  8257-82a; 

Apr.  1-30,  1907.     f°     [Daily  except  Sundays  and  .holidays.] 
Public  acts  and  resolutions  relating  to  Department  and  postal  service, 

59th  Congress,  2d  session.     41  p.     *  Paper,  10c. 
United  States  official  postal  guide,  2d  series,  v.  29,  no.  4;  Apr.  1907. 

51  p.  il.  12°     [Monthly.]     Paper,  $2.00  a  yr.  4-18254 

Note. — No.  1,  January,  for  each  year,  is  what  is  usually  known  as  the  Postal 

guide,  nos.  2-12  being  additions  and  corrections.    Sold  by  the  printers,  J.  B. 

Lyon  Company,  Beaver  and  Daniel  streets,  Albany. 

President  of  United  States : 

Arbor  Day.  Proclamation  to  school  children  of  United  States  [con- 
cerning Arbor  Day].     1  p. 

Blackburn,  Joseph  C.  S.  Executive  order  [appointing  Blackburn 
member  of  isthmian  Canal  Commission,  and  stating  compensa- 
tion and  allowances  which  he  will  receive].     1  p.  f° 

Civil  service.  Amendment  to  civil  service  rule  10  [stating  condi- 
tions of  transfer  to  or  from  independent  Government  establish- 
ments situated  at  Washington,  D.  C.].     1  p.  f° 

Consuls — 

Appointments  and  promotions  in  consular  service  [amendment  to 

order  of  June  27,  1906].     1  p.  f" 
Executive  ordeT  [amending  paragraph  172  of  Regulations  for  con- 
sular service  concerning   registration^  of   American   citizens]. 
1  p.  f° 

Diplomatic  service.  Executive  order  [amending  Instructions  to  dip- 
lomatic officers  of  United  States  and  Regulations  for  consular 
service].     4  p.  f° 

Downes,  Camp.  Executive  order  [amending  Executive  order  of 
Sept.  1,  1903,  so  as  to  correctly  define  limits  of  military  reserva- 
tion of  camp  at  Ormoc,  P.  I.].     1  p.  f° 

Dunlap,  Frederick  L.  Executive  order  [authorizing  appointment  of 
Dunlap].     1  p.  f° 

Forest  reservations — 

Big  Burros  national  forest,  N.   Mex.,  2d   proclamation.     [2]  p. 

map,  f° 
Cascade  forest  reserve  [formerly  Cascade  Range  forest  reserve], 

Oreg.,  4th  proclamation.     [2]  p.  map,  f" 
Gallinas  national  forest,  N.  Mex.,  2d  proclamation.     [2]  p.  map,  f° 
Guadalupe  national  forest,  N.  Mex.,  proclamation.     [2]  p.  map,  fa 
Holy  Cross  forest  reserve,  Colo.,  2d  proclamation.     [2]  p.  map,  f° 


April,  190  c  e>33 

President  of  United  States — Continued. 

Forest  reservations — Continued. 

Las  Animas  forest  reserve,  Colo,  and  N.  Mex.,  proclamation.     [2] 

p.  map,  f° 
Montezuma  forest  reserve,  Colo.,  2d  proclamation.  [2]  p.  map,  f* 
San  Juan  forest  reserve,  Colo.,  2d  proclamation.  [2]  p.  map,  f° 
Stony. Creek  national  forest,  Cal.,  2d  proclamation.  [2]  p.  map,  fn 
Toquima  national  forest,  Nev.,  proclamation.  [2]  p.  map,  f° 
Uncompahgre  forest  reserve,  Colo.,  2d  proclamation.  [2]  p. 
map,  f° 

Goethals,  George  W.  Executive  order  [appointing  Goethals  chair- 
man of  Isthmian  Canal  Commission].     1  p.  f° 

Grande  Island,  P.  I.  Executive  order  [enlarging  military  reserva- 
tion at  island  so  as  to  include  all  rocks,  shoals,  and  islands  within 
1  mile  of  low-water  line  of  island].     1  p.  f° 

Gunnison,  Colo.  Executive  order  [directing  discontinuance  of  Gun- 
nison land  district,  Colo.,  with  office  at  Gunnison,  and  consolida- 
tion with  Montrose  land  district  with  office  at  Montrose].     1  p.  f° 

McTeer,  John  H.  Executive  order  [authorizing  promotion  of  Mc- 
Teer].     1  p.  £° 

Murphv,  Charles  L.  Executive  order  [authorizing  appointment  of 
Murphy].     1  p.  f° 

Nautz,  Frank  P.  Executive  order .  [authorizing  appointment  of 
Nautz].     1  p.  f° 

Patrick,  Jake  T.  Executive  order  [authorizing  transfer  of  Patrick]. 
1  p.  f° 

Reynolds,  James  Bronson.  Executive  order  [authorizing  appoint- 
ment of  Reynolds].     1  p.  f° 

Rough  Riders.  Executive  order  [that  veterans  of  Spanish-American 
war  employed  in  District  of  Columbia  in  Executive  Departments 
ami  independent  Government  establishments  be  excused  from 
duty,  Apr.  12,  1907,  to  attend  unveiling  of  Rough  Riders'  monu- 
ment at  Arlington].     1  p.  f° 

War  Department.  Executive  order  [that  4  hours  on  Saturdays  dur- 
ing July-Sept,  shall  constitute  day's  work  for  employees  in  civil 
service  at  arsenals  and  depots  under  War  Department,  in  offices 
of  division  and  department  commanders  and  of  staff  officers  at 
military,  division,  and  department  headquarters  of  Army,  and  in 
Engineer  Department].     1  p.  f° 

Public  Health  and  Marine=Hospital  Service  (Treasury  Department): 

Note. — For  divisions  under  this  service,  see  names  of  divisions. 
Public  health  reports,  v.  22,  nos.  14-17;  Apr.  5-26,  1907.     p.  381-539. 
[Weekly.]  6-25167 

Note.— This  publication  is  for  gratuitous  distribution,  but  the  edition  is  lim- 
ited, and  the  document  is  intended  only  for  health  officers  and  other  persona 
interested  in  sanitary  affairs.  To  obtain  it  application  should  be  made  to  the 
Surgeon-General  of  the  Public  Health  and  Marine-Hospital  Service,  Treasury 
Department. 

Public  Roads  Office  (Agriculture  Department): 
Circular— 

74,  Public  roads  of  New  York,  mileage  and  expenditures  in  1904. 
4  p.     *  Paper,  5c. 

78,  Public  roads  of  West  Virginia,  mileage  and  expenditures  in 
1904.     3  p.     *  Paper,  5c. 

79,  Public  roads  of  Wisconsin,  mileage  and  expenditures  in  1904. 
3  p. 


634  April,  1907 

Publications  Division  (Agriculture  Department): 

Circular  1,  revised  to  Jau.  1,  1907,  Organization  of  Department  of 

Agriculture,  1907.     37  p.     *  Paper,  5c. 
Monthly  list  of  publications  [of  Agriculture  Department],  Mar.  1907. 
6  p. 
Same  [for  foreign  distribution]. 

Quartermaster's  Department  (War  Department): 
Circular  6-9  [1907]  ;  Mar.  1-Apr.  17,  1907.     12° 
Report  of  embarkation  of  expedition  for  Cuban  intervention  from 

Newport  News,  Va.,  Sept,  29-Oct.  19,  1906.     2d  edition.     41  p.  pi. 

map,  tab. 
Roster  showing  stations  and  duties  of  officers,  Apr.  1,  1907.     15  p. 

[Monthly.] 
Specifications  for  hot-water  heating  post  hospital  at  Jefferson  Bks., 

Mo.     [1907.]     12  p.  12° 

Railway  Mail  Service  (Post-Office  Department): 

Daily  bulletin  of  orders  affecting  postal  service.     [See  Post-Office 
Department.] 

Reclamation  Service  ( Interior  Department) : 

5th    annual    report,    1906.     312   p.    il.    pi.    maps.       *Cloth,   $1.25; 
*  paper,  $1.00. 
Same.     (H.  doc.  204.)  OS  6-771 

Secret  Service  Division  (Treasury  Department): 
Circular  letter — 

259,  New  counterfeits.     1  p.  4° 

260,  New  counterfeit  $10,  buffalo,  United  States  note.     1  p.  4° 
Signal  Office  (War  Department): 

Orders  7,  8  [1907];  Apr.  1,  16,  1907.    Each  2  p.  12°    [Semimonthly.] 
Smithsonian  Institution : 

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"The  publications  of  the  Smithsonian  Institution  are,  1,  Contributions  to 
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No  sets  of  these  are  for  sale  or  distribution,  as  most  of  the  volumes  are  out  of 
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the  only  Smithsonian  publications  that  are  regularly  issued  as  public  docu- 
ments. All  the  others  are  paid  for  from  the  private  funds  of  the  Institution. 
The  annual  reports  are  included  in  the  Congressional  set.  For  bureaus  under 
this  Institution,  see  names  of  bureaus. 

New  calamarine  snake  from  Philippine  Islands,     p.  30,  31. 

Notes  on  some  squirrels  of  sciurus  hippurus  group,  with  descriptions 

of  2  new  species,     p.  24-29,  il. 
Remarks  on  type  of  fossil  cetacean  agorophius  pygmseus  Midler.    8  p, 

pi.  f° 

Soils  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department): 
List  of  publications  of  bureau.     26  p. 
Soil  survey  of  Madison  County,  Ky.     24  p.  il.  map. 
Soil  survey  of  San  Marcos  area,  Tex.     37  p.  il.  ma]). 
Soil  survey  of  Waycross  area,  Ga.     35  p.  il.  map. 
Soil  survey  of  Yorktown  area,  Ya.     28  p.  il.  map. 


April,  1907  635 

Spanish  Treaty  Claims  Commission: 

Document  51  [Order  1244,  requiring  payment  by  claimants  of  cost  of 
taking  depositions  in  Cuba,  and  Order  1246,  that  such  payments 
shall  be  made  in  checks  payable  to  order  of  commission].     1  p.  4° 

Standards  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Bulletin,  v.   2,    nos.   1-3  [title-page,  contents,  and  index],     p.  485- 

488,  large  8°  6-1707 

Exact  formula  for  mutual  inductance  of  coaxial  solenoids,     p.  1-9,  il. 
[Proceedings  of]  1st  conference  on  weights  and  measures  of  United 

States  held  at  bureau.  Washington,  D.  O,  Jan.  16  and  17,  1905. 

[2d  edition.]     46  p.  large  8°    *  Paper,  10c.  7-35215/4 

State  Department: 

Note.— The  State  Department  distributes  its  publications  gratuitously. 
Diplomatic  list,  Apr.  1907.     15  p.  24°     [Monthly.] 

Statistics  and  Accounts  Division  ( Interstate  Commerce  Commission) : 

Accounting  series,  circular  7;  Mar.  21,  1907.     12  p.  4° 
Statistics  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department): 

Bulletin  50,  Hops  in  principal  countries,  their  supply,  foreign  trade, 
and  consumption,  with  statistics  of  beer  brewing.  34  p.  il. 
*  Paper,  10c.  Agr  7-1485/3 

Crop  reporter,  v.  9,  no.  4;  Apr.  1907.     p.  25-32,  4°     [Monthly.] 

Statistics  Bureau  i  Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Note.— The  bureau  furnishes  its  publications  gratuitously  t.o  those  who  apply 
for  them. 

Bulletin  9,  series  1906-07,  Exports  of  domestic  breadstuffs,  meat  and 
dairv  products,  food  animals,  cotton,  and  mineral  oils,  Mar.  1907. 
12  p.  4°     [Monthly.] 
Foreign  commerce  and  navigation  of  United  States,  1906.     1291  p.  4° 

Same.     (H.  doc.  13. ) 
Imports  and  exports — 

Advance  sheets  from  Monthly  summary  of  commerce  and  finance, 
showing  details  of  imports  and  exports  by  articles  and  countries 
for  Mar!  1907.     73  p.  4° 
Commerce  of  noncontiguous  territory  of  United  States  with  United 

States  and  foreign  countries,  1906.     p.  1209-67,  4° 
Drawback  paid  on  imports  used  in  manufacture  of  articles  ex- 
ported, 1905-06,  and  articles  exported  manufactured  from  im- 
ported materials  on  which  drawback  was  paid,  1906.     p.  1025- 
44,  4° 

Exports  of  domestic  merchandise  by  articles  and  customs  districts 

[1906],  by  articles  [1904-06].     p.  791-859,  4° 
Exports  of  manufactures  from  United  States  and  their  distribution 

by  articles  and  countries,  1800-1906.     63  p.  4°  7-35202 

Imports  and  exports  of  merchandise   by  countries   and  articles, 

1902-06.     p.  1045-1130,  4° 
Total  values  of  imports  and  exports  of  United  States,  Mar.  1907. 

[2]  p.  4"     [Monthly.] 
Internal  commerce.     Monthly  summary  of  internal   commerce  of 

United  States,  Feb.  [1905-J07.     p.  43-86,  4° 
Monthly  summary  of  commerce  and  finance  of  United  States,  Feb. 

1907:  no.  8."  series  1906-07.     p.  1579-1796,  4°    *  Paper,  30c. 
Same.     (H.  doc.  15.  pt.  8.)  7-6084 


636  April,  1907 

Statistics  Bureau  -(Commerce  and  Labor  Department) — Continued. 
Statistical   abstract  of  United  States,    1906.     No.    29,    716    p.    tab. 
*  Cloth,  75c. ;  *  paper,  60c. 
Same.     (H.  doc.  783.)  4-18089 

Statistical  record  of  progress  of  United  States,  1800-1906,  and  com- 
mercial and  financial  statistics  of  foreign  countries,  1905.  p.  650- 
705.  6-35336 

Tonnage  movement  of  American  and  foreign  vessels  in  foreign  trade 
of  United  States,  1906.     p.  1131-1208,  4° 

Steam  Engineering  Bureau  (Navy  Department): 

List  and  stations  of  naval  inspectors  of  machinery  and  of  engineering 
material.     [2]  p.  4° 

Steamboat  Inspection  Service  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department) : 
General  rules  and  regulations,  amended  Jan.  1907.     Edition,  Mar.  4, 
1907.     147  p.  il.     *  Paper,  15c.  7-35207 

Subsistence  Department  (War  Department): 

Roster  [of  officers],  Apr.  1,  1907.     3  p.     [Monthly.] 
Supplies  and  Accounts  Bureau  (Navy  Department): 
Notice  of  purchases  [fuel,  etc.].     1  p.  f° 
Notice  of  purchases  [provisions,  etc.].     1  p.  f° 
Texas,  Department  of  (War  Department): 

Affray  at  Brownsville,  Tex.,  Aug.  13  and  14,  1906,  proceedings  [Feb. 
4-Mar.  23,  1907]  of  general  court-martial  convened  at  headquar- 
ters, San  Antonio,  Tex.,  in  case  of  Charles  W.  Penrose.  1252  p. 
*  Paper,  SI. 00.  7-35209 

Treasurer  of  United  States  (Treasury  Department): 

Monthly  statement,  paper  currency  of  each  denomination  outstand- 
ing Mar.  30,  1907.     1  p.  oblong  *24° 

Statement  of  funded  indebtedness  of  District  of  Columbia  and  late 
corporation  of  Washington,  [bv]  ex-officio  commissioner  of  sink- 
ing fund  of  District,  Mar.  30,  1907.     1  p.  oblong  8°     [Quarterly.] 

Treasury  Department: 

Note. — For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 
Bonds  of  United  States.     Refunding  and  redemption  of  4  per  cent 
bonds  of  funded  loan  of  1907.    3  p.  4°     (Dept.  circular  25,  1907.) 
Customs  Service — 

Accounting  forms  for  use  in  service.     4  p.  4°     (Dept.  circular  21, 

1907. ) 
Discontinuance  of  notification  to  Department  of  filing  of  applica- 
tions for  reappraisement.     1  p.  4°    (Dept.  circular  26,  1907.) 
Extension  of  courtesies  to  persons  arriving  from  foreign  countries. 
1  p.  4°     (Dept.  circular  24,  1907.) 
Debt.     Statement  of  public  debt  and  cash  in  Treasury,  Mar.  1907. 

1  p.  f°     [Monthly.] 

Official  matter.  Supervision,  assignment,  ami  signing  of  official  mat- 
ter and  conduct  of  public  business  in  and  under  Department. 

2  p.  4°     (Dept.  circular  28,  1907.) 

Quarantine.     Special  quarantine  regulations  for  fruit  vessels.     4  p.  4° 

(Dept.  circular  27,  1907.) 
Treasury  decisions  under  customs,  internal  revenue,  and  other  laws, 

weekly,  v.  13,  nos.  14-17;  Apr.  4-25,  1907. 


April,  1907  637 

War  Department: 

Note. — For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 
Circular  22-29  [1907];  Apr.  6-30,  1907.     12° 
General  orders  71-98  [1907];  Mar.  30-Apr.  29,  1907.     12° 
Reports — 

Annual  reports,  1906;  v.  2,  armament,  transportation,  and  supply. 
259  p.  map,  tab.     *  Cloth,  50c. 
Same;  v.  3,  reports  of  division  and  department  commanders. 

325  p. 
Same;  v.  6,  report  of  chief  of  ordnance.     [See  Ordnance  De- 
partment.] 
Same;  v.  7-9,  [7th  annual]  report  of  Philippine  Commission. 

[See  Philippine  Commission.] 
Same;  v.  10,  acts  of  Philippine  Commission.     [See  Philippine 
Commission.] 
Special  orders  76-101  [1907];  Apr.  1-30,   1907.     12°     [Daily  except 
Sundays  and  holidays.] 

Watertown  Arsenal  (Ordnance  Department,  War  Department): 

Report  of  tests  of  metals  and  other  materials  for  industrial  purposes 
made  with   United  States  testing;   machine  at  arsenal,  1906. 
645  p.  il.  pi.     *Cloth,  $1.50. 
Same.     (H.  doc.  26.)  6-43952/3 

Weather  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department): 

Note. — For  these  publications  application  should  be  made  to  the  Chief  of 
the  Weather  Bureau. 

Circular  D,  Instrument  Division,  Anemometry.  3d  edition.  76  p. 
il.  pi.     Paper,  15c. 

Monthly  weather  review,  v.  34,  no.  13;  annual  summary  [for  cal- 
endar vear]  1906.  p.  609-628,  maps,  4°  Paper,  20c.  single  copy, 
$2.50  a  yr. 

National  monthly  weather  bulletin,  Mar.  1907;  no.  3  [1907].  24X 
19  in. 

National  weekly  weather  bulletin,  Apr.  8-29,  1907;  nos.  4-7  [1907]. 
24X19  in.     [Weekly  Apr.-Sept.,  monthly  remainder  of  year.] 

Weather  map,  Apr.  1-30,  1907.     19X24  in.     [Daily.] 

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GOVERNMENT  PRINTING  OFFICE 

Superintendent  of  Documents 

No.  149  MAY  1907 


Catalogue 

of 

United  States  Public  Documents 


WASHINGTON 

GOVERNMENT  PRINTING  OFFICE 

1907 


Abbreviations 


Academy acad. 

Agricultural agrie. 

Amendments amdts. 

American Amer. 

Appendix app. 

Association assoc. 

Board bd. 

College coll. 

Commission comn. 

Committee com. 

Congress Cong. 

Consular cons. 

Department dept. 

Document doc. 

Executive ex. 

Exposition expos. 

Facsimile,  f  acsimil  es facsim . 

Folio f° 

General gen. 

Geologic geol. 

Government Govt. 

Historical hist. 

House  bill H. 

House  concurrent  resolution H.  C.  R. 

House  document H.  doc. 

House  joint  resolution H.  J.  R. 

House  report H.  rp. 

House  resolution  (simple) H.  R. 

Illustrated, illustration,  illustrations  ...il. 

Inch ,  inches in . 

Institute,  institution inst. 

Latitude lat. 

Leaf,  leaves 1 . 

Library L. 

Longitude long. 


Mile,  miles m. 

Miscellaneous misc. 

Nautical naut. 

Number,  numbers no.,  nos. 

Oc  t  avo 8° 

Page,  pages p. 

Part,  parts pt.,  pts. 

Plate,  plates pi. 

Portrait,  portraits por. 

Public pub. 

Quarto 4» 

Railway ry. 

Report rp. 

Resolution res. 

Secretary secy. 

Section,  sections sec. 

Senate  bill S. 

Senate  concurrent  resolution S.  C.  R. 

Senate  document S.  doc. 

Senate  joint  resolution S.  J.  R. 

Senate  report S.  rp. 

Senate  resolution  (simple) S.  R. 

Session sess. 

Sixteenmo 16° 

Society soc. 

Superintendent supt. 

Table,  tables tab. 

Thirty  two-mo 32» 

Treasury Treas. 

Twelvemo 12° 

Twentyfour-mo 24° 

University univ. 

Versus vs.,  v. 

Volume,  volumes v. 

Year yr . 


Explanation 

Words  and  figures  inclosed  in  brackets  [  ]  are  given  for  information,  but 
do  not  appear  on  the  title-pages  of  the  publications  catalogued.  When  size 
is  not  given,  octavo  is  to  be  understood.  Size  of  maps  is  measured  from 
outer  edge  of  border,  excluding  margin.  When  Congress  and  session  are 
not  given  with  the  numbers  of  Senate  and  House  documents  and  reports, 
59th  Congress,  2d  session,  is  to  be  understood. 


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Catalogue  of  Public  Documents 


3A.A.Y,    1907 


Adjutant=General's  Department  ( "War  Department) : 

Note. — Formerly  Military    Secretary's   Department.    Changed,  by  act    of 
Congress  Mar.  2,  1907,  to  Adjutant-General's  Department. 

Army  list  and  directory,  officers  of  Arm}',  Mar.  20,  1907;   [no.]  88. 
104p.large8°    [Monthly.]    *Paper,  10c.  singlecopy,$1.00ayr. 
Same,  Apr.  20,  J907;  [no.]  89.     104  p.  large  8°    *  Paper,  10c. 
Same,  May  20,  1907;  [no.]  90.     105  p.  large  8°    *  Paper,  10c. 

[Circular]  to  officers  of  general  recruiting  service  [urging  that  recruit- 
ing be  developed  to  utmost  extent  in  every  recruiting  district]. 

2  p.  12° 

Recruiting  for  line  of  Army,  Mar.  1907.     17  p.  12°     [Monthly.] 
Statement  of  recruiting  for  line  of  Army,  at  general  recruiting  sta- 
tions and  their  auxiliaries,  during  quarter  ended  Mar.  31,  1907. 

3  p.  12° 

Agriculture  Department: 

Note. — For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 
Cattle- 
Bureau  of  Animal  Industry  orders  143-146;   regulations  governing 
inspection,  etc.,  of  live  stock  which  is  subject  of  interstate 
commerce  with  rules  to  prevent  spread  of  splenetic  fever  in 
cattle  and  scabies  in  cattle  and  sheep.     65  p.  narrow  12° 
Same  144   [amendment   1];  Bureau  of  Animal  Industry  rule 
1,  revision  2  [amendment  1],  to  prevent  spread  of  splenetic 
fever  in  cattle.     1  p. 
Farmers'  bulletin — 

282,  Celery.     36  p.  il.     *  Paper,  5c.  Agr  7-1491/2 

283,  Spraving  for  apple  diseases  and  codling  moth  in  Ozarks.  42 
p.  il.     *  Paper.  5c.  Agr  7-1492/5 

284,  Insect  and  fungous  enemies  of  grape  east  of  Rocky  Moun- 
tains.    48p.il.     *  Paper,  5c.  Agr  7-1622/2 

286,  Comparative  value  of  whole  cotton  seed  and  cotton-seed  meal 
in  fertilizing  cotton.     14p.il.     *  Paper.  5c.  Agr  7-1623/3 

288,  Nonsaccharine  sorghums.    28p.il.    *  Paper,  5c.    Agr  7-1493/2 

289,  Beans.     28  p.  il.     *  Paper,  5c.  Agr  7-1624/2 

290,  Cotton  bollworm,  summary  of  its  life  history  and  habits, 
writh  some  results  of  investigations  in  1905  and  1906.  32  p.  il. 
*  Paper,  5c.  Agr  7-1625/3 

291,  Evaporation  of  apples.     38  p.  il.     *  Paper,  5c.     Agr  7-1655/2 

292,  Cost  of  filling  silos.     15  p.  il.     *  Paper,  5c.  Agr  6-1656/2 

293,  Use  of  fruit  as  food.     38  p.  il.     *  Paper,  5c.  Agr  7-1657/2 
Librarv.     Bulletin  63,  Accessions  to  Department  library,  Jan. -Mar. 

1907.     64  p.     *  Paper,  10c.  6-18608 

643 


644  May,  1907 

Agriculture  Department — Continued. 

McClellan,  George  Brinton.  Special  order  to  chiefs  of  bureaus,  divi- 
sions, and  offices  [promulgating  Executive  order  excusing  from 
duty  members  of  societies  of  armies  of  Potomac,  Tennessee,  Cum- 
berland, and  Ohio,  of  Grand  Army  of  Republic,  Sons  of  Veterans, 
and  Loyal  Legion  employed  in  District  of  Columbia  in  Executive 
Departments  and  independent  Government  establishments,  on 
May  2,  1907,  to  attend  corps  meetings  of  societies  and  unveiling 
of  statue  of  McClellan] .     1  p.  4° 

Report  84,  Progress  of  beet-sugar  industry  in  United  States  in  1906. 
135  p.     *Paper,  15c. 
Same.     (H.  doc.  799.)  1-1750/2 

Reports.     Annual  reports  of  Department,  1906.     698  p.  il.     *  Cloth, 
65c. 
Same.     (H.  doc  6.) 

Territories.  Special  order  to  chiefs  of  bureaus,  divisions,  and  offices 
[promulgating  Executive  order  that  on  and  after  June  1,  1907, 
all  official  communications  or  reports  fronl  and  to  executive  offi- 
cers of  Territories  and  Territorial  possessions  of  United  States,  and 
all  official  communications  or  reports  relating  to  Territorial  mat- 
ters from  and  to  executive  officers  of  United  States  stationed  in 
such  Territories  and  Territorial  possessions  shall, be  transmitted 
through  Secretary  of  Interior] .  1  p.  4° 
American  Republics  Bureau: 

Note. — This  bureau  sells  its  own  monthly  bulletins,    handbooks,    etc.,  at 
prices  usually  ranging  from  5c.  to  $1.00.    Address  the  Director  of  the  bureau. 

American  constitutions,  compilation  of  political  constitutions  of  in- 
dependent nations  of  New  World,  with  short  historical  notes  and 
appendixes,     v.  2,  452  p.  large  8°    *  Paper,  $1.00.  6-9607/5 

Monthly  bulletin,  v.  24,  no.  4,  Apr.  1907,  whole  no.  163.     p.  801-1080, 
il.  por.     Paper,  25c.  single  copy,  $2.00  a  yr. 
Same.     (H.  doc.  502,  pt.  4.) 
Animal  Industry  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department) : 

22d  annual  report,  1905.  364  p.  il.  pi.  (H.  doc.  941,  59th  Cong.  1st 
sess. )  6-23937-8 

Bulletin— 

98,  Investigations  in  manufacture  and  curing  of  cheese:  7,  Direc- 
tions for  making  Camembert  type  of  cheese.  21  p.  il.  *  Paper, 
5c.  Agr  7-1634/2 

99,  Danger  from  tubercle  bacilli  in  environment  of  tuberculous 
cattle.     24  p.     *  Paper,  5c.  Agr   7-1635/3 

Circular — 

109,  Quail  disease  in  United  States.     11  p.  il.     *  Paper,  5c. 

Agr  7-1636/2 

110,  Methods  of  eradicating  cattle  ticks.     16p.il.     *  Paper,  5c. 

Agr  7-1637/2 

Instructions  concerning  preparation  and  application  of  dips,  and  re- 
porting inspections  and  dippings  of  sheep  and  cattle  for  scabies. 
1 6  p.  narrow  16°    *  Paper,  5c. 

Meat-inspection  directory,  by  numbers  and  stations,  and  address  list 
of  inspectors  and  others.     32  p.  4°    *  Paper,  5c. 

Service  announcements,  May  15,  1907.     27  p. 
Appraisers  (Treasury  Department) : 

Reappraisements  of  merchandise  by  general  appraisers  [on  Apr.  25- 
Mav  22,  1907];  May  6-27,  1907.  4°  (Reappraisement  circulars 
1590-1H09.)     [Weekly.] 


May,  1907  645 

Appropriations  Committee  (Senate): 

Appropriations,  new  offices,  etc.,  59th  Congress,  2d  session.     680  p. 

large  8°     (8.  doc.  402.)     [Prepared  by  clerks  to  Committees  on 

Appropriations  of  Senate  and  House.] 
Artillery  School,  Fort  Monroe  (Military  Secretary's  Department,  War 

Department): 
Index  to  current   military  literature,  published  with  Journal   O.  S. 

artillery,  v.  27,  no.  2,  Mar.-Apr.  1907.     p.  41-69.  6-13361/7 

Journal  of  United  States  artillery,  v.  27.  no.  2,  whole  no.  84,  Mar.- 
Apr.   1907.     p.  97-208,  il.  pi.  '  [Bimonthly.]     Paper.   50c.   single 

copy.  $2.50  a  yr.  6-13361  7 

Bibliography  Division  ( Li  1  nary  of  Congress): 

List  of  books,  with  references  to  periodicals,  on  immigration.     3d 

issue  with  additions.     157  p.  large  8°    *  Paper,  25c.  7-35001  3 

List  of  works  relating  to  French  alliance  in  American  Revolution. 

40  p.  large  8°     -Paper,  10c.  7-35006/3 

Select  list  of  books,  with  references   to  periodicals,  on  reciprocity 

with  Canada.     14  p.  large  8°    *  Paper,  10c.  7-35004/3 

Select  list  of  books,  with  references  to  periodicals,  relating  to  iron 

and  steel  in  commerce.     25  p.  large  8°    *  Paper,  10c.  7-35003 

Biological  Survey  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department) : 
Circular — 

56,  Value  of  swallows  as  insect  destroyers.     4  p.     *  Paper,  5c. 

Agr  7-1494  2 

57,  Birds  useful  in  war  against  cotton  boll  weevil.     4  p.     *  Paper, 
5c.  Agr  7-1495  2 

58,  Destruction  of  deer  by  northern  timber  wolf.     2  p.     *  Paper,  5c. 

Agr  7-1627/2 

59,  Game  protection  in  Florida.     11  p.  il.     *  Paper,  5c. 

Agr  7-1628/2 

60,  List  of  publications  of  survey,  1907.     7  p.     *  Paper,  5c. 

Agr  7-1H67  3 
Bookkeeping  and  Warrants  Division  (Treasury  Department): 

Comparative  statement  of  receipts  and  expenditures  of  United  States 
[for  month  and  10  months  ending  Apr.  1906  and  1907].     1   p. 
oblong  8°     [Monthly.] 
Statement  of  balances,  appropriations,  and  expenditures  of  Govern- 
ment, 1906.     117  p.  4° 
Statement  of  Treasury,   May   1-31,    1907.      Each   [2]   1.  4°     [Daily 
except  Sundays  and  holidays.] 
Canal  Zone,  Isthmus  of  Panama  ( Isthmian  Canal  Commission,  War 
Department) : 
Report  of   Department  of  Health   of   Isthmian  Canal  Commission, 
Mar.  1907.     59  p.  12°     [Monthly.]  6-13939/3 

Census  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 
Bulletin— 

72,  Census  of  manufactures,  1905:  Boots  and  shoes,  leather,  and 

leather  gloves  and  mittens.     81  p.  4°    *  Paper,  15c. 
76,  Cotton  production,  1906.     68  p.  il.  4°    *  Paper,  10c. 
Instructions  to  clerks  and  special  agents,  criminal  judicial  statistics. 
20  p.  16° 
Chemistry  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department): 

Directions  for  sampling  water  sold  on  open  market.     1  p. 
Food  inspection  decisions  66-68.     5  p.     [Food  inspection  decisions 
69-73  issued  by  Food  and  Drug  Inspection  Board.]      Agr  7-1659/2 


646  May,  1907 

Civil  Service  Commission: 

Note.— The  commission  furnishes  its  publications  gratuitously  to  those  who 
apply  for  them.  •  • 

Blacksmith  and  wheelwright  [announcement  of  examination]  June 

12,  1907.     1  p.  4° 
Chemists.     Assistant  chemist  [Chemistry  Bureau,  announcement  of 

examination]  June  26,  27,  1907.     [2]  p.  4° 
Civil  service — 

Instructions  to  applicants  for  1st  civil  service  district,  headquarters, 
Boston,  Mass.     14  p. 

Instructions  to  applicants  for  4th  civil  service  district,  headquarters, 
Washington,  D.  C.     14  p. 
Computer,  Naval  Observatory  [announcement  of  examination]  June 

5,  6,  1907.      [2]  p.  4" 
Draftsmen.     Clerk-draftsman  [General  Land  Office,  announcement 

of  examination]  June  19,  20,  1907.     [2]  p.  4° 
Electrician   [postponement  of  examination  from  May  29,  1907,  to] 

June  12,  1907.     [2]  p.  4° 
Electrotyper's  helper,  floor  hand  [Government  Printing  Office,  an- 
nouncement of  examination]  June  12,  1907.     [2]  p.  4° 
Engineers — 

Chief  engineer,  custodian  service  [announcement  of  examination] 
June  26,  1907.      [2]  p.  4° 

Engineer  and  plumber  [announcement  of  examination]  June  12, 
1907.     1  p.  4° 

Engineer,  Indian  service  [announcement  of  examination]  June 
19,  1907.      [3]  p.  4° 

First-class  steam  engineer,  custodian  service  [announcement  of 
examination]  June  26,  1907.     [2]  p.  4° 

Second-class,  or  assistant,  steam  engineer   [announcement  of  ex- 
amination] June  26,  1907.      [2]  p.  4° 
Farrier  [announcement  of  examination]  June  26,  1907.     1  p.  4° 
Lanston    operator,    Merganthaler  operator    [Government    Printing 

Office,  announcement  of  examination]  June  12,  1907.     [2]  p.  4° 
Marine  fireman,  Quartermaster's  Department  [announcement  of  ex- 
amination] June  12,  1907.     1  p.  4° 
Mechanician,  Bureau  of  Standards  [announcement  of  examination] 

June  19,  1907.     1  p.  4° 
National  Museum.     Aid,  male,  Division  of  Physical  Anthropology, 

National  Museum  [announcement  of  examination]  June  12,  1907. 

[2]  p.  4" 
Observer,  Weather  Bureau  [announcement  of  examination]  June  26, 

1907.     [2]  p.  4° 
Repairman  [announcement  of  examination]  July  24,  1907.     1  p.  4° 
Standards  Bureau.     Aid  and  laboratory  apprentice,  male  [Standards 

Bureau,  announcement  of  examination]  June  5,  1907.     [2]  p.  4" 
Steam  fitter  [announcement  of  examination]  June  5,  1907.     1  p.  4° 
Steamboat  Inspection  Service.     Local  and  assistant  inspector  of  hulls, 

Steamboat-Inspection   Service    [announcement  of  examination] 

June  19,  20,  1907.      [2]  p.  4° 
Surveyor  of  mineral  deposits  [announcement  of  examination]  June 

26,  1907.     [2]  p.  4° 
Wheelwright  [announcement  of  examination]  June  26,  1907.     1  p.  4° 
Woodworker.     Machine  wood  worker  [announcement  of  examina- 
tion] June  26,  1907.     1  p.  4° 


May,  1907  647 

Coast  and  Geodetic  Survey  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Note. — The  charts,  coast  pilots,  and  tide  tables  of  the  Coast  and  Geodetic 
Surrey  are  sold  at  the  office  of  the  Survey  in  Washington,  and  also  by  one  or 
more  sales  agents  in  each  of  the  important  American  seaports.  The  monthly 
Notice  to  mariners  may  be  had  free  at  these  agencies,  at  all  United  States  cus- 
tom-houses, at  the  branch  hydrographic  offices  of  the  Navy  Department,  at 
United  States  consulates  in 'foreign  ports,  and  at  the  office  of  the  Coast  and 
Geodetic  Survey. 

Charts- 
Alaska,    southwestern,    Harbors    and    anchorages;     chart    8851. 
26.4  X  27.8  in.     25c. 

[British  Columbia]  northwest  coast  of  America,  sheet  1,  Cape 
Flattery  to  Dixon  Entrance;  chart  7000.  Scale  1:1,200,000. 
26.2X34.1  in.     50c. 

[liana  Bay,  Eastern  part  of,  Mindanao,  southwest  coast,  P.  I.,  in- 
cluding Polloc  Harbor  and  mouth  of  Mindanao  River,  [from] 
surveys  in  1905-06,  and  other  authorities,  scale  1:100,000; 
with  insets,  Polloc  Harbor,  from  survey  by  U.  S.  Navy  in  1902, 
with  additions  from  recent  survey  work,  scale  1:40,000;  Min- 
danao River,anchorageand  Cotabato  Entrance,  from  survey  work 
in  1906  and  from  survey  of  U.  S.  Navy  1903-04,  scale  1:40,000; 
chart    4619.     42.3x31.3,    10.1X15.9,    and    7.3X8.1    in.     40c. 

Isabela  Channel,  north  coast  of  Basilan,  P.  I.,  from  French  sur- 
vey in  1845,  Spanish  survey  in  1855,  and  other  sources;  chart 
454.'!.     Scale  1:25,000.     25.1X33.4  in.     30c. 

Luzon,  Northern  [with  plans  of  harbors],  from  surveys  from  1902 
to  1904,  and  from  .Spanish  and  other  sources;  chart  4711. 
Mercator  projection.     31.2x38.9  in.     50c. 

Luzon,  Southeastern,  Masbate,  and  northern  Samar,  from  United 
States  and  foreign  sources;  chart  4715.  Mercator  projection. 
30.6X42.2  in.     50c. 

Malalag  Bav,  south  coast  of  Mindanao,  P.  I.,  surveyed  in  1906; 
chart  4649.     Scale  1 :  20,000.     25X22.9  in.     20c. 

Monterey  Harbor,  Cal.;  chart  5491.  Scale  1:40,000.  13.3x11.6 
in.     15c. 

Samar  and  Leyte,  Coasts  of,  Calbayog  to  Tacloban,  from  Spanish 
surveys  to  1898,  and  other  information;  chart  4420.  Scale 
1:100,000.     42.1X29.1  in.     40c 

Washington,  Lake,  Wash.;  chart  6446.     Scale  1:40,000.     34X25.4 

in.     25c. 

Notice  to  mariners  350;  Apr.  1907.     12  i.-f-p.  13-17,  4°     [Monthly.] 

Philippine  Islands,  notice  to  mariners  4  [1907] ;  Mar.  18, 1907.    1.  12-14. 

United  States  coast  pilot,  Atlantic  Coast;  pt.  6,  Chesapeake  Bay  and 

tributaries.     3d  edition.     192  p.  il.  maps,  large  8°    50c. 
Commerce  and  Labor  Department: 

Note. — The  Department  of  Commerce  and  Labor  distributes  the  Consular  re- 
ports gratuitously.    For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 

Reduction  in  number  of  copies  of  contracts  submitted  for  approval  of 

Secretary.     1  p.  4°     (Dept.  circular  149.) 
Rules  and  regulations  governing  Department  in  its  various  branches, 

in  response  to  resolution.     762  p.  il.     (S.  doc.  397.)  7-35238 

Comptroller  of  Currency  (Treasury  Department): 
Bulletin  733-736;  May  6-27,  1907.     4°     [Weekly.] 
National-bank  act  as  amended,  and  other  laws  relating  to  national 

banks,  1907.     98  p.     *  Cloth,  30c.  7-35239 

Comptroller  of  Treasury  (Treasury  Department) : 

Decisions,  v.  13,  pt.  3,  Jan.-Mar.  1907.     p.  429-656.     *  Paper,  25c. 

707— No.  149—07 2 


648  May,  1907 

Congress: 

Note. — See  also  names  of  Congressional  committees. 
Benjamin  Franklin  Marsh,  memorial  addresses.     62  p.  por.  large  8° 

(H.  doc.  802.)  7-35247 

Congressional  record,  proceedings  and  debates  of  59th  Congress,  2d 

session,  v.  41   [index  to  pts.   1-5,  including  History  of  bills  and 

joint  resolutions].     434+298  p.  4° 

Note.— In  this  permanent  bound  edition,  the  paging  differs  from  that  of  the 
daily  numbers,  the  text  being  revised,  rearranged,  and  printed  without  break. 
The'  bound  volumes  of  the  Record  are  sold  by  the  Superintendent  of  Docu- 
ments. Prices  will  be  furnished  on  application  for  the  proceedings  and  debates 
of  the  59th  Congress,  1st  and  2d  sessions,  and  prior  Congresses.  Send  remit- 
tances for  the  bound  volumes  to  the  Superintendent  of  Documents.  Stamps, 
personal  checks,  and  foreign  money  will  not  be  accepted. 

Denis  M.  Hurler,  memorial  addresses.     37  p.  por.  large  8°     ( H.  doc. 

801.)  7-35246 

George  A.  Castor,  memorial  addresses.     38  p.  por.  large  8°     (H.  doc. 

803. )  7-35255 

George  Robert  Patterson,  memorial  addresses.     39  p.  por.  large  8° 

(H.  doc.  804.)  7-35253 

Robert  Roberts  Hitt,  memorial  addresses.     73  p.  por.  large  8°     (H. 

doc.  808.)  7-35254 

Sheep-bound  reserve.     [The  serial  numbers  of  the  volumes  issued  in 

May  are  as  follows:  4919,  4946,  4995,  5044.] 

Copyright  Office  (Library  of  Congress): 

Note. — The  bulletins  of  the  office  are  sent  free  on  application  to  the  Register 
of  Copyrights.  Subscriptions  for  the  Catalogue  of  copyright  entries  should  be 
sent  to  the  Register  of  Copyrights,  instead  of  to  collectors  of  customs  as  formerly. 

Catalogue  of  copyright  entries;  new  series,  v.  2,  nos.  18-22;  May  2-29, 
1907.  [Weekly.  Each  number  issued  in  4  parts:  pt.  1,  relates  to 
books,  dramatic  compositions,  maps  and  charts;  pt.  2,  to  period- 
icals; pt.  3,  to  musical  compositions;  pt.  4,  to  engravings,  cuts  and 
prints,  chromos  and  lithographs,  photographs,  fine  arts.]  Paper, 
15.00  a  vr.;  pts.  1  and  3,  each  $2.00  a  yr.;  pts.  2  and  4,  each  $1.00 
ayr.  6-35347/7 

Corporations  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department) : 

Report  on  petroleum  industry:  pt.  1,  Position  of  Standard  Oil  Com- 
pany in  petroleum  industry.    396  p.  maps.    *  Paper,  60c.     7-35244 

District  of  Columbia: 

Commissioners.     Report,  1906.     v.  4,  149  p.  pi.  map.     (H.  doc.  8.) 
[This  is  the  report  of  the  Board  of  Education  of  the  District.] 
Same.    v.  5  [2  pts.],  275  +  291  p.     (H.  doc.  8. )     [This  is  the  report 
of  the  Department  of  Insurance,  calendar  year  1905.] 

Corporations.  Laws  relating  to  corporations  in  District,  with  index, 
[chapter  18]  from  Code  of  law  [for  District  enacted  Mar.  3,  1901 
amended  Jan.  31  and  June  30,  1902,  and  amended  further  to  Mar 
3,  1905]  and  other  laws  for  District,     p.  122-180.     *  Paper,  5c. 

Education  Board.     Report,  1906.     149  p.  pi.  map.     *  Paper,  30c. 

Health  Department.  Report  of  health  officer,  1906.  357  p.  maps, 
tab.     *  Cloth,  75c. 

Insurance  Department.  4th  annual  report  of  department,  [calendar 
year]  1905;  pt.  2,  fire  insurance.     291  p.     *  Paper,  25c. 

Documents  Office  (Government  Printing  Office): 

Catalogue  of  United  States  public  documents,  no.  148;  Apr.  1907. 
p.  615-637.     [Monthly.]     *  Paper,  $1.10  a  yr.  4-18088/2 


May,  1907  649 

Engineer  Department  (War  Department): 

Note.— For  divisions  under  this  bureau,  see  names  of  divisions. 
Circular  19-21  [1907];  May  17-25,  1907.     Each  1  p.  12° 
General  orders  2-4  [1907];  Apr.  25-May  28,  1907.     12° 
Special  orders  19-24  [1907];  May  1-31,  1907.     Each  1  p.  12° 
Statement  showing  rank,  duties,  and  addresses  of  officers  of  Corps  of 
Engineers.     32  p.  4°     [Quarterly.] 

Entomology  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department): 
Circular — 

86,  Corn  leaf-aphis  and  corn  root-aphis.     13  p.  il.     *  Paper,  5c. 

Agr  7-1629/3 

88,  Terrapin  scale.     4  p.  il.     *  Paper,  5c.  Agr  7-1638/2 

89,  Periodical  cicada  in  1907.     4  p.  il.     *  Paper,  5c.     Agr  7-1639/2 

Ethnology  Bureau  (Smithsonian  Institution): 

24th  annual  report  [with  accompanying  paper],  1903.  846  p.  il.  pi. 
large  8°  7-35262 

Experiment  Stations  Office  (Agriculture  Department): 

Note. — For  divisions  under  this  bureau,  see  names  of  divisions. 
Adams,  Henry  Cullen.     Memorial  to  Adams,     p.  36-40. 
Agricultural  colleges.     Address  list  of  agricultural   and   mechanical 

colleges  in  United  States.     2  p. 
Agricultural  experiment  stations — 

Classification  of  experiment  station  accounts.     3  p. 
List  of  station  publications  received  by  office  during  Apr.  1907. 
7  p.      [Monthly.] 

Agriculture.     List  of  publications  of  office  on  agricultural  education; 

corrected  to  May  1,  1907.     11  p.     *  Paper,  5c. 
Association  of  American   Agricultural    Colleges   and    Experiment 

Stations.     Annual  address  of  president  of  association,     p.  40-46. 
Atherton,  George  W.     Memorial  to  Atherton.     p.  31-36. 
Bulletin — 

178,  Course  in  fruit  growing  for  movable  schools  of  agriculture. 
100  p.     *  Paper,  15c.  Agr  7-1461/3 

185,  Iron  in  food  and  its  functions  in  nutrition.     80  p.     *  Paper, 
10c.  Agr  7-1660/2 

186,  Exercises  in  elementary  agriculture,  plant  production.     64  p. 
il.     *  Paper,  10c.  Agr  7-1661/3 

Farmers'  institute  lecture — 

2  [revised],  Syllabus  of  illustrated  lecture  on  potato  diseases  and 

their  treatment.     30  p.     *  Paper,  5c. 

3  [revised],  Syllabus  of  illustrated  lecture  on  acid  soils.     28  p. 

*  Paper,  5c. 

Food.  List  of  publications  of  office  on  food  and  nutrition  of  man; 
corrected  to  May  1,  1907.     16  p.     *  Paper,  5c. 

Irrigation.  List  of  publications  of  office  on  irrigation  and  drainage; 
corrected  to  May  1,  1907.     11  p.     *  Paper,  5c. 

Organization  and  work  of  office.  29  p.  16°  [Printed  for  distribu- 
tion at  Jamestown  Ter-Centennial  Exposition,  Norfolk,  Va. , 
1907.]  Agr  7-1669/2 

Report  of  bibliographer,  books  by  agricultural  college  and  experi- 
ment station  officers,     p.  21-30. 


650  May,  190/ 

Fisheries  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Note.— The  bureau  supplies  gratuitously  those  of  its  publications  which  are 
in  print. 

Cestode    parasite    in   flesh   of    bntterfish.      p.    111-132,    pi.  large   8° 

*  Paper,  10c. 
Fisheries  of  Alaska  in  1906.     70  p.     *  Paper,  10c.  7-35263 

List  of  publications  of  bureau  available  for  distribution.     20  p. 

7-35241 
Notes  on  Lake  Tahoe,  its  trout  and  trout-fishing,    p.  133-146,  large  8° 

Study  of  Twin  Lakes,  Colo.,  with  especial  consideration  of  food  of 
trouts.     p.  147-178,  il.  pi.     *  Paper,  15c. 

Food  and  Drug  Inspection  Board  (Agriculture  Department): 

Food  inspection  decisions  69-73.     [Formerly  issued  by  Chemistry 
Bureau.  ] 

Foreign  Mail  Service  (Post-Offiee  Department): 

Schedule  of  steamers  appointed  to  convey  mails  to  foreign  countries 
during  June,  1907.     1  p.  narrow  f°     [Monthly.] 

Forest  Service  (Agriculture  Department): 
Circular — 

79.  Control  of  forest  tires  at  McCloud,  Cal.     16  p.  il.     *  Paper,  5c. 

Agr  7-1640/3 

81,  Forest  planting  in  Illinois.     32  p.  il.     *  Paper,  5c. 

Agr  7-1496/3 

82,  Forest  planting  leaflet:  Hardy  catalpa.     8  p.     *  Paper.  5c. 

Agr  7-1497/2 
86,  Forest  planting  leaflet:  Boxelder.     3  p.     *  Paper,  5c. 

Agr  7-1498/2 
88,  Forest  planting  leaflet:  Black  walnut.     5  p.     *  Paper,  5c. 

Agr  7-1499/2 
90,  Forest  planting  leaflet:  Osage  orange.     3  p.     *  Paper,  5c. 

Agr  7-1500/2 
92,  Forest  planting  leaflet:  Green  ash.     4  p.     *  Paper,  5c. 

Agr  7-1501/2 

97,  Timber  supply  of  United  States.     16  p.  il.     *  Paper,  5c. 

Agr  7-1668/2 

98,  Quantity  and  character  of  creosote  in  well-preserved  timbers. 

16  p.  il.     *  Paper,  5c.  Agr  7-1630/2 

Classified  list  of  publications  available  for  distribution  May  15,  1907. 

4  p.  narrow  16° 
Directions  and  specifications  for  building  telephone  lines  on  national 

forests.     10  p.  il. 
Field  program  [and  Service  notes],  May,  1907.     59  p.  il.     [Monthly.] 
Germination  of  pine  seed.     12  p. 

Geological  Survey  ( Interior  Department ) : 

Note. — The  publications  of  the  United  States  Geological  Survey  consist  of 
annual  reports  (restricted  to  one  volume  each,  beginning  with  report  for  1902), 
bulletins,  Mineral  resources,  Professional  papers,  and  Water-supply  and  irri- 
gation papers,  which  are  intended  for  free  distribution;  and  maps,  Mono- 
graphs, and  folios  of  the  Geologic  atlas  and  the  Topographic  atlas  of  the 
United  States,  which  are  sold  at  prices  ranging  from  5c.  to  811.00  each.  A 
wholesale  rate  has  been  established  for  topographic  and  geologic  folios,  when- 
ever the  sum  transmitted  solely  for  folios  at  the  wholesale  price  amounts  to  at 
least  85.10;  that  is,  a  discount  of  40  per  cent  will  be  given  whenever  34  or  more 
folios  that  sell  singly  for  25c,  or  their  equivalent  in  higher  priced  folios, 
are  ordered  at  one  time.  Address  the  Director  of  the  Geological  Survey, 
Washington. 


May,  1907  651 

Geological  Survey — Continued. 
Bulletin— 

294,  Zinc  and  lead  deposits  of  upper  Mississippi  Valley.     155  p.  il. 
pi.  maps.     *  Paper,  75c. 
Same.      (H.  doc.  933,  59th  Cong.  1st  sess. )  GS  7-678/3 

296,  Economic  geology  of  Independence  quadrangle,  Kans.     74  p. 
il.  pi.  maps.     *  Paper,  50c. 
Same.     (H.  doc.  935,  59th  Cong.  1st  sess.)  GS  7-796/4 

308,  Geologic  reconnaissance  in  southwestern  Nevada  and  eastern 
California.     218  p.  il.  pi.  map.     (H.  doc.  61.)  7-806/3 

312,  Interaction  between  minerals  and  water  solutions,  with  special 
reference  to  geologic  phenomena.     69  p.     *  Paper,  10c. 
Same.     (H.  doc.  782.)  GS  7-797/2 

314,  Report  on  progress  of  investigations  of  mineral  resources  of 

Alaska  in  1906.     235  p.  il.  maps.     *  Paper,  30c. 
Same.     (H.  doc.  797.)  GS  5-752/2 

315,  Contributions  to  economic  geology,  1906:  pt.  1,  Metals  and 

nonmetals,  except  fuels.     505  p.  il.  maps.     *  Paper,  50c. 
Same.     (H.  doc.  798.)  GS  5-748/5 

Professional  paper  57,  Geologv  of  Marvsville  mining  district,  Mont. 
178  p.  il.  pi.  map,  4°'    *  Paper,  50c. 
Same.     (H.  doc.  785.)  GS  7-800/2 

Water-supply  ami  irrigation  paper — 

190,  Underground  waters  of  coastal  plain  of  Texas.     73  p.  pi.  map. 

*  Paper,  15c. 
Same.     (H.  doc.  75.)  GS  7-798/2 

191,  Geology  and  water  resources  of  western  portion  of  Panhandle 

of  Texas.     70  p.  il.  pi.  maps.     *Paper,  15c. 
Same.     (H.  doc.  76.)  GS  7-799/3 

193,  Quality  of  surface  waters  in  Minnesota.     171  p.  il.  pi.  maps. 

*Paper,  25c.  GS  7-809/3 

194,  Pollution  of  Illinois  and  Mississippi  rivers  by  Chicago  sewage. 

369  p.  il.  pi.     *Paper,  40c. 
Same.     (H.  doc.  788.)  GS  7-807/3 

200,  Weir  experiments,  coefficients,  and  formulas.     195  p.  il.  pi. 
(H.  doc.  794.)     [This  is  a  revision  of  Water-supply  and  irri- 
gation paper  150.]  GS  7-808/3 
Government  Actuary  (Treasury  Department): 

Market  prices  and  investment  values  of  outstanding  securities  [Apr. 
1907].  2  p.  4°  (Treasury  Dept.  Dept.  circular  29,  1907.) 
[Monthly.] 

Hydrographic  Office  (  Equipment  Bureau,  Navy  Department): 

Note. — The  charts,  sailing  directions,  etc.,  of  the  Hydrographic  Office  are 
sold  by  the  office  in  Washington  and  also  by  agents  at  the  principal  American 
and  foreign  seaports  and  American  lake  ports.  The  price  of  the  Catalogue  of 
charts,  plans,  sailing  directions,  and  other  publications  is  50c.  Copies  of  the 
Hydrographic  bulletin  and  Notice  to  mariners  are  supplied  free  on  applica- 
tion at  the  Hydrographi(  Office  in  Washington  and  at  the  branch  offices  in 
Boston,  New  York,  Philadelphia,  Baltimore,  Norfolk,  Savannah,  New  Orleans, 
San  Francisco,  Portland  (Oreg.),  Port  Townsend,  Chicago,  Cleveland,  Buffalo, 
Sault  Ste.  Marie,  and  Duluth. 

Charts- 
Africa,  Anchorages  and  bays  on  west  coast  of,  from  latest  informa- 
tion; chart  2313.     21X33.8  in.     30c. 
Guaitecas  Islands,  Chile,  from  Chilean  survey  in  1904;  chart  2389. 
Scale  naut,  m.  =0.73  in.     15.1X27.5  in.     20c. 


652  May,  1907 

Hydrographic  Office— Continued. 
Charts — Continued. 

Pilot  chart  of  north  Pacific  Ocean,  June,  1907;  chart  1401.     Scale 

1°  long.  =0.2  in.     20.7x35.3  in.     [Monthly.]     10c. 
Tierra  del  Fuego,  Chile,  Anchorages  in,  from  Chilean  surveys  in 
1901;  chart  2392.     16.9x17.8  in.     10c. 
Hydrographic  bulletin,  weekly,  922-926;  May  1-29,  1907.     Each  1 

p.  various  sizes. 
Notice  to  mariners,  weekly,  18-21,  1907;  May  4-25  [1907].     1.  295- 
358. 

Immigration  and  Naturalization  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  De- 
partment): 
Immigration  statement  and  inward  passenger  movement,  Apr.  1907. 
1  p.  f°     [Monthly.] 

Indian  Bureau  (Interior  Department): 

Regulations  governing  leasing  of  lands  for  oil  and  gas  on  Osage  Res- 
ervation, Okla.,  under  act  of  Mar.  3,  1905.     8  p. 
Regulations  of  July  7,  1906,  with  amendments,  governing  leasing  and 
sale  of  lands  allotted   to  or  inherited  by  full-blood  Indians  of 
Five  Civilized  Trihes.     61  p. 
Roster  of  officers  of  Indian  service;  corrected  to  Apr.  1,  1907.     8  p. 
Indian  Commissioners  Board  (Interior  Department): 

[38th]  annual  report,  1906.     31  p.     *Paper,  30c. 
Infantry  and  Cavalry  School  (War  Department): 

Annual  report  of  commandant,  Infantry  and  Cavalry  School,  Signal 
School,  and  Staff  College,  school  year  ending  Aug.  31,  1906.  181 
p.  tab.     *  Paper,  20c. 

Interior  Department: 

Note. — The  decisions  of  the  Department  of  the  Interior  in  pension  cases  are 
issued  in  slips  and  in  signatures,  and  the  decisions  in  land  cases  are  issued 
in  signatures,  both  being  published  later  in  bound  volumes  at  prices  ranging 
from  $1.05  to  $1.45  per  volume.  Subscribers  may  deposit  $1.00  in  the  Depart- 
ment and  receive  the  contents  of  a  volume  of  the  decisions  of  either  kind 
in  separate  parts  as  they  are  issued.  For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see 
names  of  bureaus. 

Laws  relating  to  Department,  passed  bv  59th  Congress,  2d  session 
419  p.     *  Paper,  50c. 

Rules  and  regulations  governing  Department  in  its  various  branches, 
in  response  to  resolution,  pts.  2,  4,  401-f  363  p.  (S.  doc.  396, 
pts.  2,  4.) 

Internal  Revenue  Commissioner  (Treasury  Department): 
Circular — 

694,  Supplemental  regulations  relating  to  denatured  alcohol.     1 
p.  4° 

695,  Reports  of  beer  exported,  use  of  form  CC,  form  265.     1  p.  4* 

696,  Relative  to  memorandum  slips,  forms  596  and  597  of  ship- 
ments of  denatured  alcohol.     1  p.  4° 

697,  Supplemental  regulations  relating  to  sale  and  use  of  dena- 
tured alcohol.     3  p.  4° 

Interstate  Commerce  Commission: 

Note.— The  commission  furnishes  its  reports  gratuitously  to  those  who  apply 
for  them.  For  division  under  this  commission  see  Statistics  and  Accounts 
Division. 

Accident  bulletin  22,  showing  collisions  and  derailments  of  trains 
and  casualties  to  persons,  Oct. -Dec.  1906.     14  p.     [Quarterly.] 


May,  1907  653 

Interstate  Commerce  Commission— Continued. 

Decisions  construing  Federal  safety  appliance  acts.     172  p.      7-35251 
Tariff  circular  13a,  Additional  regulations  governing  authorizations 
and  concurrences  in  filing  tariffs.     6  p. 

Interstate  Commerce  Committee  (Senate): 

National  incorporation  of  railroads,  views  of  M r.  Newlanda  [on  H. 
129S7,  to  amend  act  to  regulate  commerce  and  acts  amendatory, 
and  to  enlarge  powers  of  Interstate  Commerce  Commission]. 
32  p.  [Republication,  with  some  additions,  of  portion  of  Senate 
report  1242  [pt.  1],  59th  Congress,  1st  session.] 

Judge=Advocate=General's  Department  (War  Department): 

Manual  for  courts-martial,  courts  of  inquiry,  and  retiring  boards,  and 
of  other  procedure  under  military  law.  Revised  edition,  1905, 
with  amendments  to  1907.     220  p.  12°     *  Cloth,  50c. 

Justice  Department: 

Federal  anti-trust  decisions,  eases  decided  in  L  nited  States  courts  un- 
der anti-trust  act  of  July  2,  1890,  including  similar  decisions  not 
based  upon  that  act,  1890-99.     v.  1,  1210  p.     *  Paper,  $1.00. 

7-35252 
Labor  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Bulletin  69;  Mar.  1907.     p.  239-477,  il.     [Bimonthly.]   *  Paper,  20c. 

Same.     (H.  doc.  715,  pt.  2.)  4-18114/5 

Establishment  benefit  funds,  instructions  [forgathering  information 

concerning  funds] .     5  p.  4° 

Land  Office,  General  (Interior  Department): 

Chippewa  agricultural  lands,  Minn.,  [circular  to]  registers  and  re- 
ceivers, Cass  Lake,  Crookston,  and  Duluth,  Minn.     8  p. 

(General  rules  governing  selection  of  lands  by  States  and  Territories 
under  grants  for  educational  and  other  purposes.     7  p. 

Instructions,  under  act  relating  to  entry  and  disposition  of  [home- 
stead] lands  in  Nebraska,  [to]  registers  and  receivers  in  Nebraska. 
5  p. 

Regulations  governing  recognition  of  agents  and  attorneys  before 
district  laud  offices.     5  p. 

Unearned  fees  and  unofficial  moneys,  [instructions  to]  registers  and 
receivers.     4  p. 

Light=House  Board  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Note. — The  List  of  lights  and  fog  signals,  the  List  of  lights,  buoys,  and  day- 
marks,  and  the  Weekly  notice  to  mariners  can  be  obtained,  free  of  charge, 
on  application  to  the  office  of  the  Board  at  Washington,  the  inspectors  and 
engineers  of  the  several  lighthouse  districts,  the  United  States  custom-houses, 
the  principal  agencies  of  the  Coast  and  Geodetic  Survey,  the  Hydrographic 
Office,  and  the  branch  hydrographic  offices. 

Civil-service  regulations  governing  Light-House  Service.     9  p. 

List  of  lights  and  fog  signals  on  Atlantic  and  <  lull'  coasts  of  United 
States;  corrected  to  Mar.  1,  1907.     265  p.  pi.  map,  large  8° 

Weeklv  notice  to  mariners,  changes  in  aids  to  navigation  on  coasts  of 
United  States,  nos.  143-147;  May  3-31,  1907. 

Loans  and  Currency  Division  (Treasury  Department): 

Caveat  list  of  United  States  registered  bonds,  May  1,  1907.     1  p.  f° 

[Monthly.] 
Circulation  statement,  May  1,  1907.     1  p.  oblong  8°     [Monthly.] 


654  May,  1907 

Manufactures  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Note. — The  bureau  furnishes  its  publications  gratuitously  to  those  who 
apply  for  them. 

Daily  consular  and    trade    reports,  nos.   2858-83;  May  1-31,  1907. 

2  il.     [Daily  except  Sundays  and  holidays.] 
Foreign  markets  for  sale  of  American  cotton  products.     215  p.  il. 

*  Paper,  20c.  7-35237 
Monthly  consular  and  trade  reports,  May,  1907;  no.   320.     252  p. 

*  Paper,  25c. 
Same.     (H.  doc.  350.) 
Special  consular  reports  v.  39,  Cotton-seed  products  in  foreign  coun- 
tries.    164  p.     *  Paper,  20c. 
Same.     (H.  doc.  800.)  7-35248 

Tariff  series  2,  Tariffs  on  agricultural  and  animal  products.     120  p. 

*  Paper,  10c.  7-35249 

Manuscripts  Division  (Library  of  Congress): 

Journals  of  Continental  Congress,  1774-89.     v.  7,  p.  1-374,  large  8° 

*  Cloth,  $1.00.  5-59/3 

Medical  Department  ( War  Department) : 

Specifications  for  electric  wiring  for  post  hospital  at  Jefferson  Bar- 
racks, Mo.     7  p.  12° 

Specifications  for  interior  conduit  and  wiring  for  electric  lighting  in 
post  hospital  at  Columbus  Barracks,  Ohio.     7  p.  12" 

Specifications  for  rjlumbing  and  gas  piping  in  post  hospital  at  Colum- 
bus Barracks,  Ohio.     8  p.  12° 

Specifications  of  material  and  labor  required  in  construction  of  post 
hospital  at  Columbus  Barracks,  Ohio.     37  p.  12° 

Specifications  of  material  and  labor  required  in  construction  of  post 
hospital  at  Jefferson  Barracks,  Mo.     42  p.  12° 

Medicine  and  Surgery  Bureau  (Navy  Department) : 

Extracts  from  regulations  and  instructions  in  relation  to  physical  ex- 
amination of  recruits  for  enlistment  in  Navy  and  Marine  Corps. 
16  p. 
United  States  naval  medical  bulletin,  v.  1,  no.  1;  Apr.  1907.     p.  1-53, 
il.     [Quarterly.]     *  Paper,  10c. 
Military  Affairs  Committee  (Senate): 

Affray  at  Brownsville,  Tex.  [hearings,  Mav  14-28,  1907,  concerning 
affray  at  Brownsville,  Aug.  13  and  14,  1906].     p.  2031-2712,  il. 
Military  Secretary's  Department  (War  Department): 

Note.— Changed,  by  act  of  Congress,  Mar.  2,  1907,  to  Adjutant-General's 
Department.    See  page  643. 

Army  list  and  directory,  officers  of  Army,  Feb.  20,  1907;  [no.]  87. 
104  p.  large  8°     [Monthly.]     *  Paper,  10c.  single  copy,  $1.00  a  yr. 
National  Museum  (Smithsonian  Institution): 

Note. — The  publications  of  the  National  Museum  comprise  bulletins,  an- 
nual reports,  and  an  annual  volume  of  Proceedings.  The  annual  report  is 
included  in  the  Congressional  set.  The  editions  of  the  bulletins  and  Proceed- 
ings are  too  limited  to  admit  of  general  distribution,  and  the  volumes  of  the 
latter  are  sent  only  to  libraries. 

Argulida^.  Additional  notes  on  development  of  argulida^,  with  de- 
scription of  new  species,     p.  411-424,  pi. 

Cobitoid  fishes.  Review  of  cobitoid  fishes  of  basin  of  Amur.  p.  435- 
438.     *  Paper,  5c. 

Decticime,  group  of  orthoptera,  of  North  America,     p.  285-410,  il. 


May,  1907  655 

National  Museum — Continued. 

Isopods.     New  terrestrial  isopod  from  Guatemala,  type  of  new  genus. 

p.  447-450,  il. 
Pueciliid  fishes  of  Rio  Grande  do  Sul  and    La  Plata  basin,     p.  425- 

433,  il. 
Squirrels.     Remarks  on  giant  squirrels  of  Sumatra,  with  descriptions 

of  2  new  species,     p.  439-445,  map. 
Sticklebacks — 

New  fossil  stickleback  fish  from  Nevada,     p.  271-273,  il. 
Review  of  species  of  10-spined  sticklebacks,  or  pygosteus,  from 
east  Asia.     p.  451-454. 
Nautical   Almanac  Office   (Naval   Observatory,   Equipment   Bureau, 
Navy  Department): 

Note. — The  American  ephemeris  and  nautical  almanac,  in  cloth,  the  Ameri- 
can nautical  almanac  and  the  Pacific  coaster's  nautical  almanac,  in  paper,  are 
sold  for  SI. 00,  30c.  and  15c,  lespeetively.  The  Astronomical  papers  prepared 
for  use  of  the  American  ephemeris  and  nautical  almanac  are  sold  at  cost.  The 
sale  of  these  publications,  heretofore  carried  on  by  the  Bureau  of  Equipment, 
was  turned  over  to  the  Superintendent  of  Documents,  Oct.  1.  1900. 

American  ephemeris  and   nautical   almanac  for  1910.     1st  edition. 
593  p.  il.  maps,  large  8°    *  Cloth,  $1.00. 
Naval  Affairs  Committee  (House): 

Hearings  on  estimates  [for  1908]  submitted  bv  Secretary  of  Navy, 
[Dec.  10]  1906-[Jan.  18]  1907.     043  p.  map,"  tab.  7-35250 

Naval  Torpedo  Station  (Ordnance  Bureau,  Navy  Department) : 

Specification  for  torpedo  factory  at  Torpedo  Station,  Newport,  R.  I. 
26  p.  4" 
Naval  War  College  (  Navigation  Bureau,  Navy  Department): 

International  law  topics  and  discussions,  1900.     140  p.     *  Cloth,  35c. 

7-35243 
Navigation  Bureau  (Navy  Department): 

Note. — For  offices  under  this  bureau,  see  names  of  offices. 
Circular  relating  to  enlistment  of  men  for  Navy.     16  p.  12" 
Leaves  of  absence  granted  officers  of  Navy,  Apr.  1907.     2  p. 
Movements  of  vessels,  May  1-31,  1907.     Each  1  p.  4°     [Daily  except 

Sundays  and  holidays.] 
Orders  to  officers,  U.  S.  N.,  May  1-31,  1907.     Each  1  p.  4"     [Daily 

except  Sundays  and  holidays.] 
Pay,  promotion,  and  rewards  in  Navy.     S  p.  12° 
Navy  Department: 

Note. — For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 
Chaplains.     Circular  for  information  of  persons  desiring  to  enter 

corps  of  chaplains,  Navy.     1  p.  12" 
Courts-martial.     General  court-martial  order  29-41  [1907];  Mar.  23- 

Apr.  19,  1907.     12° 
Engineers — 

Assistant  civil  engineers,  rules  regarding  examination  of  candi- 
dates for  appointment  in  Navy.     1  p.  12° 
Information  in  regard  to  corps  of  civil  engineers,  Navy,  in  con- 
nection with   coming  examination   to  fill  vacancies  therein. 
1  p.  12° 
General  order  43  [new  series];  Apr.  6,  1907.     1  p.  12° 
Navy  yard  order  717-724,  employment  of  labor  at  navy  yards;  Apr. 
16-May  11,  1907.     Each  1  p.  narrow  12" 


^b(?  May,  1907 

Navy  Department — Continued. 

Special  order  44  [new  series]:  Apr.  12.  1907.     1  p.  12r 

War-ships.     General  information  concerning  Q.  S.  S.  Keystone  State, 

U.  S.  S.  Marion,  and  V.  S.   S.  Lawton,  offered  for  sale.     [2]  1. 

narrow  12° 

Northern  and  Northwestern  Lakes  Survey  Engineer  Department, 
War  Department  : 

Xote. — Lake  Surrey  charts  may  be  obtained  from  U.  S.  Lake  Survey  Office. 
Detroit.  Mich.,  or  from  D.  S.  Engineer  Office.  Buffalo.  X.  Y.  Payments  must 
be  made  before  charts  are  sent,  and  if  made  by  mail  must  be  by  postal  or 
express  money  order  payable  to  the  order  of  U.  S.  Lake  Survey  Office  if  or- 
dered from  Detroit,  of  to  the  order  of  D.  S.  Engineer  Office  if  ordered  from 
Buffalo.  These  charts  may  also  be  obtained,  for  cash  only,  at  U.  S.  Canal 
Office  at  Sault  Ste.  Marie.  Mich.  They  will  be  sent  by  express,  the  express 
charges  to  be  paid  by  the  purchaser  on  receipt  of  the  charts,  or  free  by  mail 
at  the  purchaser's  risk.  Purchasers  should  indicate,  when  ordering  the  charts, 
whether  they  wish  them  sent  by  express  or  mail.  The  latter  will  be  used 
when  no  choice  is  indicated. 

The  bulletins  and  supplements  of  the  Lake  Survey  may  be  obtained  free 
upon  application  at  U.  S.  Lake  Survey  Office.  Detroit.  Mich.,  and  at  the  engi- 
neer offices  in  Duluth.  Milwaukee,  Chicago.  Grand  Rapids.  Cleveland.  Buffalo, 
and  Osweg 

Bulletin  17:  to  supplement  information  given  upon  charts  of  Great 

Lakes.     364  p.  il.  maps.  tab.  4° 
Same,  supplement  1,  1907,  corrections  and  additions:   to  supple- 
ment information  ariven  upon  charts  of  Great  Lakes.      19  p. 

map.  4: 
Char-— 

Buffalo  Harbor  and  Niagara  River  to  The  Falls.  N.  Y..  Chart  of. 

Scale  1:30X00.     44.3x27.9  in.     17c. 
Duluth.   Minn.,   and  Superior.  Wis..   Chart  of  Harbor  at:  with 

insel     81      L  mis   Eiver  from   Mud   Lake  to  foot   of  rapids. 

Scale  1 : 1 8.000.     32 X40  and  16. 7  •  13. 2  in.     20c. 
Eagle  Harbor.  Muh..  Lake  Superior.     Scale  1:5,000.     20.5     .— 

in.     12c. 
Erie  Harbor  and  Presque  Isle.   Pa..  Chart  of.     Scale  1:15,000. 

23.4>  27.4  in.     lie. 
Ontario.  Lake.     Scale  1:400,000.     20.4x34.4 in.     15c. 
Superior.  Lake,  from  Big  Bav  Point  to  Ontonagon.  Mich.,  including 

Eeweenah  Peninsula:,  chart  4.     Scale  L120.000.     30.8X46.4 

in.     20c. 

Ordnance  Bureau    Navy  Department): 

Advertisement  and  circular  concerning  armor  for  naval  vessels.     4  p. 
Circular  and  specifications  of   Navy  Department  concerning  armor 

plate  and  appurtenances  for  vessels  of  Navy.     21  p.  12° 
Specifications  for  manufacture  of  6-inch,  mark  8,  mod.  1:    7-inch, 
mark  2;  S-inch.  mark  6:  and   12-inch,  mark  5.  guns:  and  breech 
mechanisms.     4  p.  12 
Ordnance  Department    War  Department): 

Note. — For  divisions  under  this  bureau,  see  names  of  divisions. 
Description  of  deflection  board,  model  of  1906,  for  12-inch  mortar, 
mechanical  features  and  rules  governing  its  care  and  preservation 
in  service.     6  p.  pi. 
I  description  of  prediction  scale  and  set-forward  ruler.     4  p.  pi. 
ordnance  orders  6-10  [1907];  Apr.  16-May  3,  1907.     12" 
Patent  Ofiice     Interior  Departing 

Note. — The  Patent  Office  publishes  specifications  and  drawings  of  patents, 
both  in  single  copies  and  monthly  volumes,  the  former  at  5c.  and  the  latter 
at  SVOO.     The  former  are  not  enumerated  in  this  catalogue.     For  certified 


May,  1907  657 

Patent  Office — Continued. 

copies  of  patents,  including  specification,  drawing,  certificate,  and  grant,  the 
price  is  80c.  A  variety  of  indexes. giving  a  complete  view  of  the  work  of  the 
office  from  1790  to  date,  are  published  at  prices  ranging  from  25c.  to  810.00  per 
volume.  The  Rules  of  practice  and  pamphlet  Patent  laws  are  furnished  free. 
The  Patent  Office  issues  coupon  orders  in  packages  of  20  at  81.00  per  package, 
or  in  books  containing  100  coupons  at  So. 00  per  book.  One  coupon  will 
procure  a  specification  with  drawings,  and  two  coupons  a  copy  of  the  Official 
gazette.    They  are  good  until  used.    Address  Chief  Clerk.  Patent  Office. 

Alphabetical  list  of   patentees  and    inventions  for  Nov.   and    Dec. 
1906.     254  p.  large  8°     [Bimonthly.     Index  to  v.  125  of   Official 
gazette.] 
Official  gazette,  May  7-28,  1907;  v.  128,  nos.  1-4.     p.  1-1692.  il.  large 
8°     [Weekly.]     Paper,  10c.  single  copy,  85.00  a  yr.    4-18256/8 
Same  [title-page,  errata,  index  to  decisions,  etc.,  to]  v.  121.     xix 
p.  large  8°  4-18256/8 

Trade-marks  published  May  14,  1907.     p.  861-878,  il.  large  8° 
Pay  Department  (War  Department): 

Distance  circular  2   [1907]:   May  25,  1907.     11  1.      [Amendments  to 

Official  table  of  distances.] 
Monthly  station  list  of  officers,  May  1.  1907.     5  p. 
Stoppage  circular,  May  15,  1907.     3  p.     [Monthly.] 
Philippine  Commission  (War  Department): 

Acts  of  commission  [Nov.  3,  1905-Sept.  8,  1906],  1408-1538,  and  pub- 
lic resolutions,  etc.  Oct.  19,  1905-Sept.  15,  1906.  501  p.  (Insular 
Affairs  Bureau.)     *  Cloth,  50c.  6-35130 

Plant  Industry  Bureau   (Agriculture  Department): 

Bulletin— 

98,  Soy  bean  varieties.  30  p.  il.  pi.  *  Paper,  15c.  Agr  7-1662  2 
104,  Use  of  feldspathic  rocks  as  fertilizers.     32  ]>.     *  Paper,  5c. 

Agr  7-16^4  3 

Bulletins  of  bureau.     4  p. 

Distribution  of  cotton  seed  in  1907.     22  p.  il. 

List  of  seeds  wanted,  season  of  1907.     8  p.  16° 

Post=Office  Department: 

Note. — For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 
Daily  bulletin  of  orders  affecting  postal  service,  v.   28,  nos.  8283- 

8308a;  May  1-31,  1907.    f°    [Daily  except  Sundays  and  holidays.] 
Postal  convention  of  Jan.  1888,  between  United  States  and  Canada, 

as  amended  by  agreement  signed  in  Wa-diington  Apr.  1,  1907.  to 

take  effect  May  8,  1907.     5  p^ 
United  States  official  postal  guide,  2d  series,  v.  29,  no.  5;  May,  1907. 

67  p.  12°     [Monthly.]     Paper,  82.00  a  yr.  4-18254 

Note. — No.  1,  January,  for  each  year,  is  what  is  usually  known  as  the  Postal 

guide,  nos.  2-12  being  additions  and  corrections.    Sold  by  the  printers.  J.  B. 

Lyon  Company,  Beaver  and  Daniel  streets.  Albany. 

President  of  United  States : 

Alaska- 
Executive   order    [fixing   boundaries   of   Nome.    Fairbanks,  and 

Juneau  land  districts.  Alaska].     I  p.  f° 
Executive  order  [making  reservation  of  tracts  of  land  in  Alaska 
for  educational  purposes].     3  p.  f° 
Cinder  Cone  national  monument,  Cal.,  proclamation.     1  p.  map.  f° 
Crow  Reservation,  Mont.     Opening  of  lands  in  Huntley  project,  com- 
prising portion  of  ceded  Crow  Reservation.     [2]  p.  f° 


(558  May,  1907 

President  of  United  States— Continued. 

Customs  Service.  Executive  order  [classifying  laborers'  force  in 
Customs  Service  at  Boston  and  authorizing  Secretary  of  Treasury, 
with  approval  of  Civil  Service  Commission,  to  classify  other  Cus- 
tom Service  laborers  in  certain  cases].     1  p.  f° 

Deam,  Harrison  L.  Executive  order  [authorizing  appointment  of 
Deam].     1  p.  f" 

Florida.  Executive  order  [postponing  abolition  of  office  of  surveyor- 
general  of  Florida  to  June  30,  1908].     1  p.  f" 

Forest  reservations — 

Beaver  national  forest,  Utah,  2d  proclamation.     [2]  p.  map,  f° 
Executive  order  [withdrawing  from  sale  or  other  disposition  cer- 
tain lands  in  Gila  forest  reserve,  X.  Mex.].     1  p.  f° 
Fish  Lake  national  forest,  Utah,  4th  proclamation.     [2]  p.  map,  f° 
Lincoln  national  forest,  X.  Mex..  4th proclamation.     [2]  p.  map,  f° 
Manti  national  forest,  Utah,  3d  proclamation.     [2]  p.  map,  f° 
Monitor  national  forest,  New,  proclamation.     [2]  p.  map,  f° 
Sacramento  national  forest  [including  portion  of  Lincoln  national 
forest]  X.  Mex.,  proclamation.     [2]  p.  map,  f° 

Harrisburg,  Pa.  Address  of  President  Roosevelt  at  dedication  cer- 
emonies of  new  State  capitol  building  at  Harrisburg,  Oct.  4,  1906. 
48  p. 

Harvard  Union.  Address  of  President  [Roosevelt]  at  Harvard 
Union,  Feb.  23,  1907.     54  p. 

House  of  Representatives.  Address  of  President  Roosevelt  at  laying 
of  corner  stone  of  office  building  of  House  of  Representatives, 
Apr.  14,  1906.     40  p. 

Immigration  Commission.  Executive  order  [providing  for  salaries 
of  Jeremiah  W.  Jenks.  William  R.  Wheeler,  and  Charles  P.  Neill 
as  members  of  commission  provided  for  in  act  of  Feb.  20,  1907]. 
1  p.  f° 

Jamestown  Ter-Centennial  Exposition.  Address  of  President  Roose- 
velt at  opening  of  Jamestown  Exposition,  Apr.  26,  1907.     47  p. 

Lassen  Peak  national  monument,  Cal.,  proclamation.     1  p.  map,  f° 

Lower,  Elsie  E.  Executive  order  [authorizing  appointment  of  Elsie 
E.  Lower].     1  p.  f° 

Murray,  Nathaniel  C.  Executive  order  [authorizing  appointment  of 
Murray],      1  p.  f° 

Panama  Canal.  Special  message  concerning  Panama  Canal.  63  p. 
pi.  map.     (S.  doc.  144.)  7-35231 

Parker.  Claude  I.  Executive  order  [authorizing  appointment  of 
Parker].     1  p.  f° 

Powers,  James.  Executive  order  [authorizing  employment  of  Pow- 
ers].    1  p.  f° 

Quartermaster's  Department.  Executive  order,  amendment  to  civil 
service  rules  [schedule  A  amended  so  as  to  except  from  examina- 
tion all  navigating  positions  on  torpedo  and  mine  planters  of 
Quartermaster's  Department].     1  p.  f° 

Rockwood,  Mrs.  Maude  Ward.  Executive  order  [authorizing  ap- 
pointment of  Mrs.  Rockwood  as  clerk  in  classified  service  of  War 
Department  without  civil-service  examination].     1  p.  f° 

Rowan,  James  D.,  jr.  Executive  order  [authorizing  appointment  of 
Rowan,  Charles  L.  Gooch,  and  William  Grant].     1  p.  f° 


May,  1907  659 

President  of  United  States — Continued. 

St.  Michael,  Fort,  Alaska.  Executive  order  [rescinding  Executive 
order  of  Nov.  20,  1905,  as  amended  by  Executive  order  of  June 
8,  1906,  designating  lands  in  military  reservation  of  fort,  to  be 
placed  for  disposition  under  control  of  Secretary  of  Interior,  so  as 
to  continue  in  reservation  for  military  purposes  lands  affected 
thereby].  1  p.  f° 
Territories.  Executive  order  [that  on  and  after  June  1,  1907,  all 
official  communications  or  reports  from  and  to  executive  officers 
of  Territories  and  Territorial  possessions  of  the  United  States,  and 
all  official  communications  or  reports  relating  to  Territorial  mat- 
ters from  and  to  executive  officers  of  United  States  stationed  in 
such  Territories  and  Territorial  possessions  shall  be  transmitted 
through  Secretary  of  Interior].     1  p.  f° 

Torrev,  John  D.     Executive  order  [authorizing  appointment  of  Tor- 

rey]-     1  p.  f° 
Washington  State.     Executive   order  [restoring   to  public   domain 

tracts  of  land  in  State  of  Washington  allotted  Apr.  12,  1886,  to 

Indians  named  Snain-Chucks  and  Paul  under  Moses  agreement 

entered  into  July  7,  1883].     1  p.  f" 
Zafiro,  vessel.     Executive  order  [directing  transfer  of  vessel  Zafiro 

from  Navy  Department  to  War  Department].     1  p.  f° 

Public  Health  and  Marine= Hospital  Service  (Treasury  Department): 
Public  health  reports,  v.  22,  nos.  18-22,  reprint  [from]  no.  19;  May 
3-31,1907.     541-745+7  p.     [Weekly.]  6-25167 

Note. — This  publication  is  for  gratuitous  distribution,  but  the  edition  is  lim- 
ited, and  the  document  is  intended  only  for  health  officers  and  other  persons 
interested  in  sanitary  affairs.  To  obtain  it  application  should  be  made  to  the 
Surgeon-General  of  the  Public  Health  and  Marine-Hospital  Service.  Treasury 
Department. 

Public  Roads  Office  (Agriculture  Department): 
Circular — 

80,  Public  roads  of  Minnesota,  mileage  and  expenditures  in  1904. 
4  p.     *  Paper,  5c. 

81,  Public  roads  of  Delaware,  mileage  and  expenditures  in  1904. 
2  p.  *  Paper,  5c. 

82,  Public  roads  of  Michigan,  mileage  and  expenditures  in  1904. 
4  p.     *  Paper,  5c. 

83,  Public  roads  of  Rhode  Island,  mileage  and  expenditures  in 
1904.     2  p.     *  Paper,  5c. 

84,  Public  roads  of  Massachusetts,  mileage  and  expenditures  in 
1904.     3  p.     *  Paper,  5c. 

85,  Public  roads  of  Texas,  mileage  and  expenditures  in  1904.     6  p. 
*  Paper,  5c. 

86,  Public  roads  of  Connecticut,  mileage  and  expenditures  in  1904. 
2  p.     *  Paper,  5c. 

87,  Public  roads  of  Vermont,  mileage  and  expenditures  in  1904. 
2  p.     *  Paper,  5c. 

Publications  Division  (Agriculture  Department): 

Monthly   list  of    publications    [of    Agriculture   Department],    Apr. 
1907.     4  p. 
Same  [for  foreign  distribution]. 
Quartermaster's  Department  (War  Department): 
Circular  10,  11  [1907];  May  1,  7,  1907.     Each  1  p.  12° 
Instructions  for  supplying  by  Quartermaster's  Department  of  news- 
papers and  periodicals  to  military  post  libraries,  1908.     20  p. 


660  May,  1907 

Quartermaster's  Department — Continued. 

Roster  showing  stations  and  duties  of  officers,  May  1,  1907.  15  p. 
[Monthly.] 

Specifications  for  hot-water  heating  post  hospital  at  Columbus  Bar- 
racks, Ohio.     14  p.  12° 

Railway  Mail  Service  (Post-Office  Department): 

Daily  bulletin  of  orders  affecting  postal  service.  [See  Post-Office 
Department.] 

Register  of  Treasury  (Treasury  Department): 

Assignment  of  United  States  registered  bonds.  1  p.  4°  (Treasury 
Dept.     Dept,  circular  30,  1907. ) 

Revenue=Cutter  Service  (Treasury  Department): 
Regulations,  1907.     293  p.     *  Cloth,  50c. 

Secret  Service  Division  (Treasury  Department): 
Circular  letter — 

261,  New  counterfeit  $10,  buffalo,  United  States  note.     1  p.  4° 

262,  New  counterfeit  $10  national  bank  note.     1  p.  4° 
Signal  Office  (War  Department): 

Orders  9,  10  [1907];  May  1,  16,  1907.     1  p.  12°     [Semimonthly.] 

Smithsonian  Institution : 

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Alligators.     Breeding  habits  of  Florida  alligator,     p.  381-387,  pi. 
Bororo  Indians  of  Matto  Grosso,  Brazil,     p.  48-62,  pi. 
Columbus,  Christopher.     Letter  of  Diego  Alvarez  Chanca,  dated  1494, 
relating  to  2d  voyage  of  Columbus  to  America,  being  first  written 
document  on   natural   history,  ethnography,  and  ethnology  of 
America,     p.  428-457,  il.  pi. 
Morkillia,  new  name  for  genus  chitonia,  with  description  of   new 

species,     p.  33,  34. 
Norway.     Origin  of  so-called  Atlantic  animals  and  plants  of  western 

Norway,     p.  458-513,  il.  pi.  map. 
Palawan.     Manners  and  customs  of  Tagbanuas  and  other  tribes  of 

island  of  Palawan,  Philippines,     p.  514-558,  il. 
Public  documents — 

Box  108,  List  of  official  publications  of  Government,  Jan.  8-Mar. 
1,  1907  [distributed  for  Library  of  Congress  through  Insti- 
tution]. 8  p. 
Same  109,  List  of  official  publications  of  Government,  Mar.  1- 
May  17,  1907  [distributed  for  Library  of  Congress  through 
Institution].     8  p. 


May.  1907  661 

Smithsonian  Institution — Continued. 

Publications.     Classified  list  of  publications  available  for  distribution 

Apr.  1907.     38  p. 
Ribes.     Additional  notes  on  Mexican  plants  of  genus  ribes.     p.  32. 
Toad-fish.     Life  histories  of  toadrishes,  batrachoidids,  compared  with 
those  of   weevers,  trachinids,  and  stargazers,  uranoseopids.      p. 
388-427,  il. 
Webster  ruin  in  southern  Rhodesia.  Africa,     p.  35-47,  il.  pi. 
Soils  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department): 

Soil  survey  of  Escambia  County.  Fla.     32  p.  il.  map. 
Soil  survey  of  Hanover  County.  Va.     37  p.  il.  map. 
Staff  Corps,  General  (War  Department): 

General  order-  1,  Military  and   naval  parade  ><n  occasion  of  dedica- 
tion of  statue  of  George  Brinton  McClellan.     3  p.  12° 
Memorandum  [assignment  of  officers  of  War  Department  General 
Staff].     2  p.  12° 

Standards  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Bulletin,  v.  2,  no.  3.     p.  319-483,  il.  pi.  large  S°    *  Paper,  30c. 

Same,  v.  3,  no.  1.     p.  1-161.  il.  large  8°    *  Paper,  30c. 
Incandescent  lamps — 

On  determination  of  mean  horizontal  intensity  of  incandescent 
lamps  by  rotating  lamp  method,     p.  415-437,  il.  pi.     *  Paper, 
10c. 
Preliminary  measurements  on  temperature  and  selective  radiation 
of  incandescent  lamps,     p.  319-329,  il.     *  Paper,  5c. 
Inductance — 

Mutual  inductance  of  2  circular  coaxil  coils  of  rectangular  section, 
p.  359-414,  il.  pi.     *  Paper,  10c. 

On  geometrical  mean  distances  of  rectangular  areas  and  calcula- 
tion of  self-inductance,     p.  1-41,  il.     *  Paper,  10c. 
Revision  of  formula?  of  Weinstein  and  Stefan  for  mutual  induc- 
tance of  coaxail  coils,     p.  331-357,  il.     *  Paper,  5c. 

Light.  Purity  and  intensity  of  monocromatic  light  sources,  p.  439- 
456,  il.     *  Paper,  5c. 

Radiomicrometer.  Vacuum  radiomicrometer.  p.  479-483,  il.  *  Pa- 
per, 5c. 

Spectrum.  Radiometric  investigations  of  infra-red  absorption  and 
reflection  spectra,     p.457-478,  il.     *  Paper,  5c. 

State  Department: 

Note.— The  State  Department  distributes  its  publications  gratuitously. 
Rules  and  regulations  governing  Department,  in  response  to  resolu- 
tion.    55  p.     (S.  doc.  359.)  7-35235 

Statistics  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department): 

Crop  reporter,  v.  9,  no.  5;  May,  1907.     p.  33-10,  4°     [Monthly.] 
Orders  governing    preparation  of   monthlv  crop   reports.     Revised 
Apr.  23,  1907.     7  p. 

Statistics  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Note. — The  bureau  furnishes  its  publications  gratuitously  to  those  who  apply 
for  them. 

Bulletin  10,  series  1906-07,  Exports  of  domestic  breadstuffs,  meat  and 
dairy  products,  food  animals,  cotton,  and  mineral  oils,  Apr.  1907. 
12  p.  4°     [Monthly.] 


662  May.  1907 

Statistics  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department) — Continued. 
Monthly  summary  of  commerce  and  finance  of  United  States,  Mar. 
1907;  no.  9,  series  1906-07.     p.  1797-2018,  4°    *  Paper,  25c. 
Same.     (H.  doc.  15,  pt,  9. ) 
Monthly   summary  of  internal  commerce   of  United    States,    Mar. 

[1905-]07.     p.  87-134,  4° 
Total    values  of  imports  and   exports  of   United  States,  Apr.    1907. 
[2]  p.  4n     [Monthly.] 

Steam  Engineering  Bureau  ( Navy  Department) : 

Specifications  for  reciprocating  triple-expansion  twin-screw  propel- 
ling engines,  with  boilers  and  auxiliary  machinery  for  battle  ships, 
no.  28,  no.  29;  including  Specifications  for  inspection  of  material, 
pts.  1  and  2.      ISO  1.     27  J  17  p.  il.  10" 

Steamboat  Inspection  Service  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department) : 

List  of  officers  of  merchant  steam,  motor,  and  sail  vessels,  licensed 
during  year  ended  Dec.  31,  1906.     184  p. 

Pilot-house  and  engine-room  signals  for  steam  vessels  navigating 
Alaskan  rivers.  1  p.  4"  (Commerce  and  Labor  Dept.  Dept. 
circular  150. ) 

Pilot-house  and  engine-room  signals  for  steam  vessels  navigating 
Great  Lakes.  1  p.  4°  ( Commerce  and  Labor  Dept.  Dept.  circu- 
lar 151.) 

Pilot  rules  for  Great  Lakes  and  their  connecting  and  tributary  waters 
[as  far  east  as  Montreal].     Edition,  July  1,  1907.     19  p.  il. 

Subsistence  Department  (War  Department): 

Roster  [of  officers],  May  1,  1907.     3  p.      [Monthly.] 

Supplies  and  Accounts  Bureau  (Navy  Department): 

Memoranda  for  information  of  officers  of  Pay  Corps,  commanding 
officers  of  ships,  and  commandants  of  stations  74;  May  1,  1907. 
p.  1-40,  12°     [Monthly.] 

Treasurer  of  United  States  (Treasury  Department): 

Monthly  statement,  paper  currency  of  each  denomination  outstand- 
ing Apr.  30,  1907.     1  p.  oblong  24° 

Treasury  Department: 

Note. — For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 
Briefing  of  entries.     1  p.  4"     (Dept.  circular  32,  1907.) 
Dates  of  payments  of  salaries.     1  p.  4°     (Dept.  circular  31,  1907.) 
Digest  of  decisions  of  Department,  customs,  and  Board  of  General 
Appraisers  rendered  during  calendar  years  1904-06,  with  decisions 
of  United  States  courts  in  customs  cases.     461  p.     *  Paper,  45c. 

7-35240 

Statement  of  public  debt  and  cash  in  Treasury,  Apr.  1907.     1  p.  f° 

[Monthly.] 
Treasury  decisions  under  customs,  internal  revenue,  and  other  laws, 

weekly,  v.  13,  nos.  18-22;  May  2-30,  1907. 

War  Department: 

Note. — For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 
Artillery  memorandum  1  [1907];  May  13,  1907.     3  p.  12° 
Circular  30-36  [1907];  May  8-23,  1907.     12° 


May,  1907  663 

War  Department — Continued. 
Circular — 

F,  1907,  Circular  [promulgating  Executive  order  excusing  from 
duty  members  of  societies  of  armies  of  Potomac,  Tennessee, 
Cumberland,  and  Ohio,  of  Grand  Army  of  Republic,  Sons  of 
Veterans,  and  Loyal  Legion  employed  in  District  of  Columbia 
in  Executive  Departments  and  independent  Government 
establishments,  on  May  2,  1907,  to  attend  corps  meetings  of 
societies  and  unveiling  of  statue  of  George  Brinton  McClel- 
lan].     1  p.  12° 

G,  1907,  Circular  [promulgating  Executive  order  that  on  and 
after  June  1,  1907,  all  official  communications  or  reports  from 
and  to  executive  officers  of  Territories  and  Territorial  posses- 
sions of  United  States,  and  all  official  communications  or  re- 
ports relating  to  Territorial  matters  from  and  to  all  executive 
officers  of  United  States  stationed  in  such  Territories  and 
Territorial  possessions  shall  be  transmitted  through  Secretary 
of  Interior].     1  p.  12° 

General  orders  99-118  [1907];  May  1-31,  1907.     il.  12° 

Report  on  labor  issues  in  Canal  Zone,  Isthmus  of  Panama.     14  p. 

*  Paper,  5c.  7-35232 

Special  orders  102-127  [1907] ;  May  1-31,  1907.     12°     [Daily  except 

Sundays  and  holidays;  corrected  2d  print  of  105  was  issued.] 

Same,  index,  1906.     317  p.  12° 

Same,  1906;  [title-page  to]  v.  1,  nos.  1-140.    1  p.  12° 
Same;  [title-page  to]  v.  2,  nos.  141-307.     1  p.  12° 

Weather  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department): 

Note. — The  sale  of  these  publications,  heretofore  carried  on  by  the  Chief  of 
the  Weather  Bureau,  was  turned  over  to  the  Superintendent  of  Documents 
May  1, 1907.  In  future  all  remittances  for  Weather  Bureau  publications  should 
be  sent  direct  to  the  Superintendent  of  Documents,  except  in  the  case  of  maps, 
for  which  application  should  be  made  to  the  Chief  of  the  Weather  Bureau. 

Monthly  weather  review,  v.  35,  no.  1;  Jan.  1907.     p.  1-49,  il.  pi. 
maps,  4°     Paper,  20c.  single  copy,  $2.50  a  yr. 
Same,  v.  35,  no.  2;  Feb.  1907.    p.  51-102,  il.  pi.  maps,  4°    Paper, 
20c.  single  copy. 
National  weekly  weather  bulletin,  May  6-27,  1907;  nos.  8-11  [1907]. 

24X19  in.     [Weekly  Apr.-Sept.,  monthly  remainder  of  year.] 
Weather  map,  May  1-31,  1907.     19X24  in.     [Daily.] 


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UNIVERSITY  of  ILLINOIS. 


GOVERNMENT  PRINTING  OFFICE    ' 

Superintendent  of  Documents 


No.  I  50 


JUNE 


1907 


Catalogue 

of 

United  States  Public  Documents 


WASHINGTON 

GOVERNMENT  PRINTING   OFFICE 

1907 


Abbreviations 


A.cademy acad. 

Agricultural agrie. 

Amendments anidts. 

American Arner. 

Appendix app. 

Association  assoc. 

Board bd. 

College coll. 

Commission comn. 

Committee com. 

Congress Cong. 

Consular eons. 

Department dept . 

Document doc. 

Executive ex. 

Exposition expos. 

Facsimile,  facsimiles facsim. 

Folio f° 

General gen. 

Geologic geol. 

Government Govt. 

Historical hist. 

House  bill H. 

House  concurrent  resolution II.  C.  R. 

House  document H.  due. 

House  joint  resolution H.  J.  R. 

House  report H .  rp. 

House  resolution  (simple) H.  R. 

Illustrated, illustration,  illustrations  ...il. 

Inch,  inches in. 

Institute,  institution inst. 

Latitude lat. 

Le  af ,  leaves 1 . 

Library L. 

Longitude long. 


Mile,  miles m. 

Miscellaneous misc. 

Nautical naut. 

Number,  numbers no.,  nos. 

Octavo 8* 

Page,  pages p. 

Part,  parts pt.,  pts. 

Plate,  plates pi. 

Portrait,  portraits por. 

Public pub . 

Quarto 40 

Railway ry. 

Report rp. 

Resolution  res . 

Secretary secy . 

Section,  sections sec. 

Senate  bill s. 

Senate  concurrent  resolution S.  C.  R. 

Senate  document S.  doc. 

Senate  joint  resolution S.J.  R. 

Senate  report S.  rp. 

Senate  resolution  ( simple) S.  R. 

Session sess. 

Sixteenmo 16o 

Society soc. 

Superintendent supt 

Table,  tabl es tab' 

Thirtytwo-mo 32o 

Treas'u  ry Treas. 

Twelvemo l?o 

Twentyfour-mo 24o 

University uni  v. 

Versus vs.,  v 

Volume,  volumes v" 

Year yr\ 


Explanation 


Words  and  figures  inclosed  in  brackets  [  ]  are  given  for  information,  but 
do  not  appear  on  the  title-pages  of  the  publications  catalogued.  When  size 
is  not  given,  octavo  is  to  be  understood.  Size  of  maps  is  measured  from 
outer  edge  of  border,  excluding  margin.  When  Congress  and  session  are 
not  given  with  the  numbers  of  Senate  and  House  documents  and  reports, 
59th  Congress,  2d  session,  is  to  be  understood. 

666 


MONTHLY  CATALOGUE  DISTRIBUTION 

The  monthly  catalogue  is  sent  to  each  Senator,  Representative,  Dele- 
gate, and  officer  in  Congress,  to  designated  depositories  and  State  and 
Territorial  libraries,  to  substantially  all  Government  authors,  and  to  as 
many  school,  college,  and  public  libraries  as  the  limited  edition  will 
supply.  Subscription  price  to  individuals  $1.10  a  year.  Back  numbers 
can  not  be  supplied.  Please  notify  the  Superintendent  of  Documents 
of  any  change  in  address. 

SALES 

The  Superintendent  of  Documents  is  authorized  to  sell  at  cost  any 
public  document  in  his  charge  the  distribution  of  which  is  not  otherwise 
provided  for.  Only  one  copy  can  be  sold  to  the  same  person,  excepting 
Members  of  Congress,  or  to  libraries  or  schools. 

Documents  can  not  be  supplied  free  to  individuals,  nor  can  they  be 
forwarded  in  advance  of  payment. 

PRICE-LISTS 

Price-lists  of  publications  for  sale  by  the  Superintendent  of  Docu- 
ments will  be  supplied  free  on  application. 

The  Hydrographic  Office  sells  for  50c.  its  ''Catalogue  of  charts,  plans, 
sailing  directions,  and  other  publications."  Other  Government  offices 
which  have  books,  pamphlets,  maps,  or  charts  for  sale  issue  price-lists, 
which  will  be  sent  free  upon  application  to  the  issuing  office. 

PRICES 

Documents  entered  in  this  catalogue  that  are  for  sale  by  the  Superin- 
tendent of  Documents  are  indicated  by  a  (*)  preceding  the  price  named. 
The  absence  of  a  (*)  indicates  that  application  should  be  made  to  the 
Department,  bureau,  or  division  issuing  the  document;  except  in  cases 
of  publications  bearing  Senate  or  House  document  or  report  numbers, 
which  can  be  obtained  only  from  Members  of  Congress. 

HOW  TO  REMIT 

Remittances  should  be  made  to  the  Superintendent  of  Documents, 
Washington,  D.  C,  by  postal  money  order,  express  order,  or  New  York 
draft.  Currency  may  be  sent  at  owner's  risk.  Canadian  postal  notes 
will  be  accepted  only  when  the  name  of  the  issuing  office  is  plainly 
stamped  on  the  face  of  the  note.  If  postage  stamps  are  pasted  on,  the 
note  will  be  returned 

Postage  stamps,  foreign  money,  uncertified  checks,  defaced  or 
slick  coin  will  positively  not  be  accepted. 

No  charge  is  made  for  postage  on  documents  forwarded  to  points  in 
the  United  States,  Guam,  Hawaii,  Philippine  Islands,  Porto  Rico,  or  to 
Canada,  Cuba,  or  Mexico.  To  other  countries  the  regular  rate  of  post- 
age is  charged,  and  remittances  must  cover  such  postage. 

667 


668  June,  1907 

library  of  congress  cards 

Numbers  to  be  used  in  ordering  the  L.  C.  catalogue  cards  will  be  found 
at  the  end  of  the  titles  of  the  more  important  monographic  documents. 
The  figure  following  the  card  number  (separated  from  it  by  a  slanting 
line)  indicates  the  number  of  cards  required  for  entries  suggested  (title 
entry  not  included)  on  the  cards.  The  price  of  the  cards  is  2c.  for  the 
first  card  and  ?c.  for  each  additional  card  for  the  same  title  ordered  at  the 
same  time.  Remittances  should  be  made  to  the  Librarian  of  Congress. 
Cards  can  not  be  furnished  by  the  Superintendent  of  Documents. 

BINDING  THE  CATALOGUE 

A  title-page  for  the  eighteen  numbers  of  the  catalogue  from  'January,  1906, 
to  June,  1907,  accompanies  this  issue.  Henceforth,  the  volumes  of  the  cata- 
logue will  consist  of  twelve  numbers  and  will  be  issued  by  fiscal  instead  of  cal- 
endar gears.  Duplicate  numbers  of  the  monthly  catalogue  can  not  be  sup- 
plied. 


Catalogue  of  Public  Documents 


Jl 7NIE,    1907 


Adjutant=General's  Department  ( War  Department) : 

Army  list   and  directory,  officers  of  Army.  June  20,  1907;  [no.]  91. 

106  p.  large  8°    [Monthly.]    *  Paper,  10c.  single  copy,  SI  .00  a  yr. 
Eecruiting  for  line  of  Army.  Apr.  1907.     18  p.  12°     [Monthly.] 
Stations  of  Army,  May  31,  1907.     [2]  p.  oblong  large  8°    [Monthly.] 

Agriculture  Department: 

Note. — For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 
Bureau  of  Animal  Industry  order  137  [amendment  10]:  regulations 

governing  meat  inspection  of  Department  of  Agriculture.     3  p. 
Circular  23,  Agriculture  in  our  industries.     S  p.     Paper,  5c. 

Agr  7-1633/2 
Circular  letter  [to  employees  of  Department,  stating  that  hereafter 
in  making  up  time  for  annual  leave,  Sundays,  holidays,  and  half 
holidays  will  not  he  charged  against  time  taken].     1  p.  4° 
Farmers'  bulletin — 

294,  Farm  practice  in  Columbia  Basin  uplands.    30  p.  il.    *  Paper, 
5c.  Agr  7-167")  2 

295,  Potatoes  and  other  root  crops  as  food.     45  p.  il.     *  Paper,  5c. 

Agr  7-1676  3 

296,  Experiment  station  work  41.     32  p.  il.     *  Paper,  5c. 

Agr  6-305  3 

297,  Methods  of  destrovintr  rats.     8  p.  il.     *  Paper,  5c. 

Agr  7-1665  2 
299,  Diversified  farming  under  plantation  system.     14  p.     *  Paper, 
5c.  Agr  7-1677  3 

General  order  112,  113;  June  5,  19,  1907.     Each  1  p.  4" 
Special  order  [to]  chiefs  of  scientific  bureaus  and  independent  offices, 
[concerning  traveling  expenses].     1  p.  4° 
Alaska    Agricultural    Experiment   Stations    ( Experiment    Stations 
Office,  Agriculture  Department  i : 
Annual  report,  1906.     75  p.  pi.     *  Paper,  25c. 

American  Republics  Bureau: 

Note. — This  bureau  sells  its  own  monthly  bulletins,   handbooks,   etc.,  at 
prices  usually  ranging  from  6c.  to  SI. 00.    Address  the  Director  of  the  bureau. 

Monthly  bulletin,  v.  24,  no.  5,  May,  1907,  whole  no.  164.     p.  1081-1300 
p'l.  por.     Paper.  25c.  single  copy,  (2.00  a  yr. 
Same.     (H.  doc.  502,  pt.  5.) 
Animal  Industry  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department) : 
Bulletin— 

39  [pt.  17],  Index-catalogue  of  medical  and  veterinary  zoology, 
pt.  17,  authors,  M-Martirano.     p.  1209-1304.     *  Paper,  15c. 

669 


670  June,  1907 

Animal  Industry  Bureau— Continued. 
Bulletin— 

96,  Comparative  study  of   tubercle    bacilli  from  varied  sources. 

88p.pl.     *  Paper,  40c.  Agr  7-1670,3 

100,  Germicidal  value  of  liquor  cresolis  compositus,  U.  S.P.     24  p. 

*  Paper,  5c.  Agr  7-1671/2 

Circular  111,  Sanitary  relations  of  milk  supply.     7  p.      Agr  7-1678/3 

[Circular  letter  giving    information    concerning    distribution    and 

methods  of  obtaining  publications  of  bureau.]     1  p. 
Press  bulletin  10;  May  29,  1907.     1  p. 
Service  announcements,  June  15,  1907.     16  p. 
Appraisers  (Treasury  Department) : 

Reappraisements  of  merchandise  by  general  appraisers  [on  May  23- 
June  19,  1907];  June  3-24,  1907.  4°  ( Reappraisement  circulars 
1610-28.)     [Weekly.] 

Auditor  for  Navy  Department  (Treasury  Department): 

Digest  of  naval  appropriations  for  1908.     53  p.  4° 
Biological  Survey  Bureau  ( Agriculture  Department) : 

Circular  60  revised,  List  of  publications  of  survev,  1907.  7  p. 
*  Paper,  5c.  Agr  7-1667/3 

Bookkeeping  and  Warrants  Division  (Treasury  Department): 

Statement  of  Treasury,  June  1-29,  1907.  Each  [2]  1.  4°  [Daily 
except  Sundays  and  holidays.] 

Canal  Zone,  Isthmus  of  Panama  (Isthmian  Canal  Commission,  War 
Department): 
Report  of  Department  of  Health  of  Isthmian  Canal  Commission, 
Apr.  1907.     64  p.  12°     [Monthly.]  6-13939/3 

Card  Section  (Library  of  Congress): 

Bulletin  20,  Cards  for  books  printed   in  America  before   1801.     p. 

115,116.  7-16767/3 

Handbook  of  card  distribution,  with  references  to  Bulletins  1-20.     2d 

edition.     76  p.  il.  7-35009/4 

Census  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Bulletin  73,  Census  of  manufactures,  1905:  Electrical  machinery,  ap- 
paratus, and  supplies.     73  p.  pi.  4°    *  Paper,  20c.  4-19052 
Bulletins  41-50  [title-page  and  contents].     [3]  p.  4°  4-19052 
Same  51-60  [title-page  and  contents].     [3]  p.  4°                  4-19052 
Same  61-70  [title-page  and  contents].     [3]  p.  4°                  4-19052 
Heads  of  families  at  1st  census,  1790  [circular  letter  concerning  pub- 
lication].    [2]  1.     *  Paper,  5c. 
Same  [letter  to  members  of  patriotic  societies  calling  attention  to 

publication].     [2]  1. 
Same  [letter  to  publishers  asking  cooperation  in  making  public 

information  concerning  publication].      [2]  1. 
Same  [letter  to  residents  of  New  Hampshire,  Vermont,  and  Mary- 
land calling  attention  to  publication].     [2]  1. 
Same  [preliminary  pages].     4  p.  4° 

Special  reports:  Wealth,  debt,  and  taxation.     1234  p.  il.  4° 

Same,  abstract.     31  p.  4°  7-35264 


June,  1907  671 

Chemistry  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department): 

Announcement  of  24th  annual  convention  of  Association  of  Official 

Agricultural  Chemists,  1907.     [4]  p.  4° 
Report  on  fats  and  oils,  cooperative  work  on  cloud  and  cold  tests  for 

1905-06.     p.  29-37. 

Civil  Service  Commission: 

Note.— The  commission  furnishes  its  publications  gratuitously  to  those  who 
apply  for  them. 

Animal  Industry  Bureau.  Laboratory  inspector,  male,  Bureau  of 
Animal  Industry  [announcement  of  examination]  July  10,  1907. 
[2]  p.  4" 

Chemists — 

Assistant  chemist,  Engineer  Department  [announcement  of  ex- 
amination] July  10,  1907.     [2]  p.  4° 
Chemist  aid,  Bureau  of  Chemistry  [announcement  of  examination]. 

1  p.  4° 
Civil  service — 

Instructions  to  applicants,  2d  civil  service  district,  headquarters, 
New  York  City.     16  p. 
Same,  3d  civil  service  district,  headquarters,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 
14  p. 
Coast  and  Geodetic  Survey.     Aid,  Coast  and  Geodetic  Survey  [an- 
nouncement of  examination]  July  17,  18,  1907.     [3]  p.  4° 
Dairying — 

Assistant  in  dairy  bacteriology,  male  [Animal  Industry  Bureau, 

announcement  of  examination]  July  10,  1907.     1  p.  4° 
Assistant  in  dairy  chemistry,   male    [Animal  Industry   Bureau, 
announcement  of  examination]  July  10,  1907.     1  p.  4° 
Draftsmen — 

Heating  and  ventilating  draftsman,  Supervising  Architect's  Office 

[announcement  of  examination]  July  24,  25,  1907.     [2]  p.  4° 
Topographic  draftsman,  copyist  topographic  draftsman  [Hydro- 
graphic  Office,  announcement  of  examination]  July  10,  11, 
1907.      [2]  p.  4° 
Same  [Hydrographic  Office  and  Coast  and  Geodetic  Survey, 
amended  announcement  of  examination]  July  10,  11,  1907. 
[2]  p.  4° 
Electrotypers.     Electrotyper's     helper,     floor    hand    [Government 
Printing  Office,  postponement  of  examination  from  June  12,  1907, 
to]  July  17,  1907.     [2]  p.  4° 
Engineers — 

Assistant  steam  engineer,  with  knowledge  of  refrigerating  ma- 
chinery  [announcement  of  examination]   July  17,  1907.     [2] 
p.  4° 
Electrical  engineer  and  draftsman,  Supervising  Architect's  Office 

[announcement  of  examination]  July  17-19,  1907.     [2]  p.  4° 
Second-class,  or  assistant,  steam  engineer  [postponement  of  ex- 
amination from  June  26,  1907,  to]  July  10,  1907.     [2]  p.  4° 
Examinations.      Educational    handbook    of    examinations.      71    p. 

*  Paper,  15c. 
Fisheries  Bureau.     Scientific  assistant,  male,   Bureau  of   Fisheries 

[announcement  of  examination]  June  19,  1907.     [2]  p.  4° 
Grain.     Assistant  in  grain   standardization,  male    [Plant  Industry 
Bureau,  announcement  of  examination]  July  17,  1907.     1  p.  4° 


672  June,  1907 

Civil  Service  Commission — Continued. 

Immigrant  inspector,  male  [announcement  of  examination]  Aug.  12, 
1907.     [2]  p.  narrow  f° 

Indexers.  Expert  indexer  of  records,  custom-house,  New  York 
City  [announcement  of  examination]  July  10,  1907.     1  p.  4° 

Interstate  Commerce  Commission.  Special  agents  and  examiners, 
Interstate  Commerce  Commission  [announcement  of  examina- 
tion] Aug.  1,  1907.     1  p.  4° 

Labor  Bureau.  Experts  and  special  agents,  males  and  females, 
Bureau  of  Labor  [announcement  of  examination]  July  24,  1907. 
[3]  p.  4" 

Marine  fireman,  Quartermaster's  Department  [amended  announce- 
ment of  examination]  July  10,  1907.     1  p.  4° 
Same  [announcement  of  examination]  July  10,  1907.     1  p.  4° 

Micro-analyst  [Chemistrv  Bureau,  announcement  of  examination] 
July  10,  1907.     1  p.  4'; 

Mint  Bureau.  Apprentice,  mint  and  assay  service  [announcement 
of  examination]  July  29,  1907.     1  p.  4° 

Naturalization  inspector,  male,  Department  of  Justice  [announcement 
of  examination]  July  17,  1907.     [2]  p.  4° 

Nautical  expert  [Hydrographic  Office,  announcement  of  examina- 
tion] July  3,  1907.     [2]  p.  4" 

Nurseryman  [announcement  of  examination]  July  17,  1907.     1  p.  4° 

Patent  Office.  Assistant  examiner,  Patent  Office  [announcement  of 
examination]  July  10,  11,  1907.     [2]  p.  4° 

Plant  Industry  Bureau.  Laboratory  aid,  Bureau  of  Plant  Industry 
[announcement  of  examination]  July  10,  1907.     [2]  p.  4° 

Printer  [and]  assistant  printer  [announcement  of  examination]  July 
17,  1907.      [2]  p.  4° 

Repairman  [on  telegraph  lines,  amended  announcement  of  examina- 
tion] July  24,  1907.     1  p.  4° 

Sawver  and  carpenter  [announcement  of  examination]  July  24,  1907. 
1  p.  4° 

Soil.  Assistant  in  soil  bacteriology,  male"  [Plant  Industry  Bureau, 
announcement  of  examination]  July  10,  1907.     1  p.  4° 

Stenographer,  typewriter,  and  stenographer  and  typewriter,  either 
sex,  Departmental  service,  stenographer  and  typewriter,  male, 
Philippine  and  Panama  Canal  service  [announcement  of  examina- 
tion] July  22,  1907.     [2]  p.  4° 

Surfmen.  Regulations  governing  admission  to  grade  of  surfman  in 
Life-Saving  Service;  revised  to  May,  1907.     6  p. 

Telegraph  operator  [announcement  of  examination]  July  10,  1907. 
[2]  p.  4° 

Tinner  [announcement  of  examination]  July  17,  1907.     1  p.  4° 

Trees.  Assistant  in  arboriculture,  male  [Plant  Industry  Bureau, 
announcement  of  examination]  July  17,  1907.     1  p.  4° 

Typewriter  repairer  [announcement  of  examination]  July  31,  1907. 
1  p.  4° 

Veterinary  inspector,  Bureau  of  Animal  Industry  [announcement  of 
examination]  July  24,  1907.     [2]  p.  4° 

Coast  and  Geodetic  Survey  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Note.— The  charts,  coast  pilots,  and  tide  tables  of  the  Coast  and  Geodetic 
Survey  are  sold  at  the  office  of  the  Survey  in  Washington,  and  also  by  one  or 
more  sales  agents  in  each  of  the  important  American  seaports.  The  monthly 
Notice  to  mariners  may  be  had  free  at  these  agencies,  at  all  United  States  cus- 
tom-houses, at  the  branch  hydrographic  offices  of  the  Navy  Department,  at 
United  States  consulates  in  foreign  ports,  and  at  the  office  of  the  Coast  and 
Geodetic  Survev. 


June,  1907  673 

Coast  and  Geodetic  Survey — Continued. 

Charts- 
Alaska.  Cape  St.  Elias  to  Shumagin  Islands,  from   Chited  States 

and  foreign  sources;  chart  8502.     Mercator  projection.     33.3X 

42.2  in.     50c. 
Fidalgo    Bay  and  Valdez  Arm,    Prince  William  Sound,   Alaska: 

chart  8519.     Scale  1:  80,000.     29.2x38.3  in.     50c. 
Florida   Eeefs.    Kev  West   to  Rebecca   Shoal;  chart    170.     Scale 

1:80,000.     32.5X41.1  in.     50c. 
Latouche  Passage,  Prince  William  Sound,  Alaska,  scale  1:40,000 

with    insets.    Horseshoe  Bay,    Latouche   I.,    scale    1:10,000 

Latouche  Landing,  Latouche  I.,  scale  1:10,000;  preliminary 

chart  8522      30.1X34.5,  7.8x7.9,  and  7.8x7.1  in.     50c. 
North  Carolina,  Cape  Hatteras  to  Ocracoke  Inlet ;  chart  145.     Scale 

1:80,000.     32.7X40.9  in.     50c. 

Notice  to  mariners  351;  May,  1907.     19  l.-fp.  20-24,  4"     [Monthly.] 
Philippine  Islands,  notice  to   mariners  5    [1907];    Apr.     17,   1907. 

1.  15-18. 
Survey  of  oyster  bars,  Anne  Arundel  County,  Md..  description  of 
boundaries  and  landmarks  and  report  of  work  of  survey  in  cooper- 
ation with  Maryland  Shell  Fish  Commission.     106  r.  map,  large 
go    *  paper,  25c. 

Comptroller  of  Currency  (Treasury  Department): 

Abstract  of  reports  of  condition  of  national  banks.  May  20,  1907:  no. 

54.     8  p.  4°     [Issued  5  times  a  year.] 
Bulletin  737-740;  June  3-24,  1907.     4°     [Weekly.] 
Comptroller  of  Treasury  (Treasury  Department! : 

Treasury  bookkeeping.  7  p.  4"  (Treasury  Dept.  Dept.  circular  38, 
1907. ) 

Congress: 

Note. — See  also  .Senate— names  of  Congressional  committees. 
Benjamin   Franklin  Marsh,  memorial  addresses.     62  p.  por.  large  8° 

7-35247 
Denis  M.  Hurley,  memorial  addresses.  37  p.  por.  large  8°  7-35246  3 
Henry  Cullen  Adams,  memorial  addresses.     56  p.  por.  large  8° 

Same.     (H.  doc.  809. )  7-35257 

John  McPherson  Pinckney,  memorial  addresses.  61  p.  por.  large  8° 
Same.     (H.  doc.  805.)  7-3525,8 

Robert  Roberts  Hitt,  memorial  addresses.     73  p.  por.  large  8° 

7-35254 
Construction  and  Repair  Bureau  (Navy  Department): 

General  specifications  for  electric  appliances  on  shipboard  under 
cognizance  of  bureau.     83  p.  il.  12° 

Copyright  Office  (Library  of  Congress): 

Note. — The  bulletins  of  the  office  are  sent  free  on  application  to  the  Register 
of  Copyrights.  Subscriptions  for  the  Catalogue  of  copyright  entries  should  be 
sent  to  the  Register  of  Copyrights,  instead  of  to  collectors  of  customs  as  formerly. 

Catalogue  of  copyright  entries;  new  series,  v.  2,  nos.  23-26;  June 
6-27,  1907.  [Weekly.  Each  number  issued  in  4  parts:  pt.  1, 
relates  to  books,  dramatic  compositions,  maps  and  charts;  pt.  2,  to 
periodicals;  pt.  3,  to  musical  compositions;  pt.  4,  to  engravings, 
cuts  and  prints,  chromos  and  lithographs,  photographs,  fine  arts.] 
Paper,  85.00  a  yr. ;  pts.  1  and  3,  each  $2.00  a  vr. ;  pts.  2  and  4,  each 
$1.00  a  yr.  6-35347/7 


674  June,  1907 

Copyright  Office — Continued. 

Copyright  enactments,  1783-1906,  addenda  [to]  Bulletin  3  [2d  edi- 
tion" revised],     p.  146a-146c.  5-8691/3 
Information  circular  14  [Pan-American  copyright  treaties].     15  p. 
Courts  of  United  States : 

United  States  v.  Wabash  Railroad  Company,  in  district  court  of 
United  States  for  southern  district  of  Illinois  [statement  of  facts 
and  charge  to  jury,  June  6,  1907].     3  p. 

Documents  Office  (Government  Printing  Office) : 

Bulletin  7,  Documents  due  depositories,  list  of  annual  and  serial 

public  documents  that  should  be  regularly  supplied  to  designated 

depository  libraries.     39  p. 
Catalogue  of   United  States  public  documents,  no.   149;  Mav,  1907. 

p.  639-663.     [Monthly.]     *  Paper,  $1.10  a  yr.  4-18088/2 

Price  list — 

11,  Food  and  diet,  priced  list  of  public  documents  relating  to  food 
and  diet.     20  p.  narrow  12° 

12,  Water  pollution,  water  purification,  priced  list  of  public  docu- 
ments relating  to  pollution  and  purification  of  water.  8  p. 
narrow  12" 

Education  Bureau  (Interior  Department): 

Note. — Such  publications  of  this  Bureau  as  are  in  print  may  be  had  gratui- 
tously by  addressing  the  Commissioner  of  Education. 

Report  of  commissioner,  1905.     v.  1,  p.  1-655  il.     Cloth,  75c. 

Same.  (Interior  Dept.,  Reports,  1905;  H.  doc.  5,  59th  Cong.  1st 
sess.  |  4-18120/6 

Rules  and  regulations  regarding  reindeer  service  in  Alaska.     14  p. 

Engineer  Department  (War  Department): 

Note. — For  divisions  under  this  bureau,  see  names  of  divisions. 
Circular  22-24  [1907] ;  June  14,  15,  1907.     12° 
General  orders  5,  6  [1907];  June  3,  12,  1907.     Each  1  p.  12° 
Special  orders  25-27  [1907], ;  June  5-18,  1907.     Each  1  p.  12° 

Entomology  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department): 
Bulletin— 

68,  pt.  1,  Papers  on  deciduous  fruit  insects  and  insecticides:  Pear 
thrips.     16jj.il.pl.     *  Paper,  10c.  Agr  7-1672/2 

69,  Chinch  bug.     95  p.  il.     *  Paper,  15c.  Agr  7-1670/2 

70,  Report  of  meeting  of  inspectors  of  apiaries,  San  Antonio, 
Tex.,  Nov.  12,  1906.     79  p.  pi.     *  Paper,  15c.         Agr  7-1680/3 

Circular — 

34,  2d  series,  revise,  House  ants.     4  p.  il.     *  Paper  5c. 
87,  Colorado  potato  beetle.     15  p.  il.     *  Paper,  5c.      Agr  7-1666/2 
90,  White-pine  weevil.     8  p.  il.  Agr  7-1915/2 

Ethnology  Bureau  (Smithsonian  Institution): 

24th  annual  report  [with  accompanying  paper],  1903.  846  p.  il. 
pl.  large  8°     (H.  doc.  939,  59th  Cong.  1st  sess.)     *  Cloth,  $1.50. 

7-35262 

Bulletin  36,  List  of  publications  of  bureau  with  index  to  authors  and 
titles.     31  p.  7-35274 

Indian  missions  north  of  Mexico,     p.  873-909,  il. 


June,  1907  675 

Experiment  Stations  Office  (Agriculture  Department): 

Note.— For  divisions  under  this  bureau,  see  names  of  divisions. 
Bulletin— 

175,  Experiments  on  metabolism  of  matter  and  energy  in  human 
body,  1903-04.     335  p.  il.  pi.     *  Paper,  50c.  Agr  7-1681/3 

187,  Studies  on  digestibility  and  nutritive  value  of  legumes  at 
University  of  Tennessee.     1901-05.     55  p.     *  Paper,  10c. 

Agr  7-16732 
Experiment  station  record,   v.   18,  no.   9;  May,   1907.     p.   801-900. 

*  Paper,  $1.00  a  vol.  (12  nos. ). 
List  of   station  publications  received  by    office  during  May,   1907. 

5  p.      [Monthly.] 
Suggestions  concerning  preparation  of  monthly  field  reports.     1  p.  4° 

Fisheries  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Note.— The  bureau  supplies  gratuitously  those  of  its  publications  which  are 
in  print. 

Statistical  bulletin  199,  Statement  of  quantities  and  values  of  certain 
fishery  products  landed  at  Boston  and  Gloucester,  Mass.,  by 
American  fishing  vessels,  Apr.  1907.     1  p.  oblong  8° 

Foreign  Mail  Service  (Post-Office  Department): 

Schedule  of  steamers  appointed  to  convey  mails  to  foreign  countries 
during  July,  1907.     1  p.  narrow  f° 

Forest  Service  (  Agriculture  Department): 
Circular — 

36,  3d  edition,  Forest  Service,  what  it  is  and  how  it  deals  with 

forest  problems.     38  p.  il.     10c.  Agr  6-306,2 

83,  revised  edition,  Forest  planting  leaflet:  Russian   mulberry. 

3  p.     5c.  Agr  7-1490"/2 

100,  Suggestions  for  forest   planting  in   Northeastern   and  Lake 

States.     15  p.  il.     5c.  Agr  7-1914/2 

106,  Forest  planting  leaflet:  White  oak.     4  p.     5c.       Agr  7-1682/2 

Field  program  [and  Service  notes],  June,  1907.     47  p.     [Monthly.] 

Forest  extension  and  replacement  [publications  concerning].     1  p.  4° 

Instructions  for  use  of  books  in  field  libraries.     1  p.  12° 

Use  of  national  forests.     42  p.  pi.  12°     10c.  Agr  7-1917,2 

Geological  Survey  (Interior  Department): 

Note.— The  publications  of  the  United  States  Geological  Survey  consist  of 
annual  reports  (restricted  to  one  volume  each,  beginning  with  report  for  1902), 
bulletins,  Mineral  resources,  Professional  papers,  and  Water-supply  and  irri- 
gation papers,  which  are  intended  lor  free  distribution;  and  maps,  Mono- 
graphs, and  folios  of  the  Geologic  atlas  and  the  Topographic  atlas  of  the 
United  States,  which  are  sold  at  prices  ranging  from  5c.  to  811.00  each.  A 
wholesale  rate  has  been  established  for  topographic  and  geologic  folios,  when- 
ever the  sum  transmitted  solely  for  folios  at  the  wholesale  price  amounts  to  at 
least  S5.10:  that  is,  a  discount  of  40  per  cent  will  be  given  whenever  34  or  more 
folios  that  sell  singly  for  25c,  or  their  equivalent  in  higher  priced  folios, 
are  ordered  at  one  time.  Address  the  Director  of  the  Geological  Survey, 
Washington. 

Abrasive  materials.     Investigations  relating  to  abrasive  materials  by 

survey  in  1906.     p.  438-448. 
Aluminium.     Investigations  relating  to  aluminium  and  bauxite  by 

survey  in  1906.     p.  215-224,  il. 
Bulletin— 

287,  Juneau  gold  belt,  Alaska,  and  Reconnaissance  of  Admiralty 
Island,  Alaska.     161  p.  il.  pi.  maps. 
Same.     (H.  doc.  835,  59th  Cong.  1st  sess.)  GS  7-814/5 

308,  Geologic  reconnaissance  in  southwestern  Nevada  and  eastern 
California.     218  p.  il.  pi.  map.     *  Paper,  40c.  GS  7-806/3 


676  June,  1907 

Geological  Survey — Continued. 

Cement.     Investigations  relating  to  Portland,  natural,  and  puzzolan 
cements  by  survey  in  1906.    .p.  225-246,  il. 

Clay.     Investigations  relating  to  clays  and  clay  products  by  survey 
in  1906.     p.  268-355,  il. 

Copper.     Investigations  relating  to  copper  by  survev  in  1906.     p. 
93-109. 

Geologic  atlas  of  United  States — 

145,  Lancaster-Mineral  Point  folio,  Wis. -Iowa-Ill.     14  p.  il.  maps, 

large  4°    *  Paper,  25c.  GS  7-810/4 

148,  Joplin  district  folio,  Mo.-Kans.     20  p.  il.  pi.  maps,  large  4° 

*  Paper,  50c.  GS  7-812/5 

Glass.     Investigations  relating  to  glass-making  materials  by  survey 
in  1906.     p.  361-382. 

Gypsum.     Investigations  relating  to  gypsum,  plasters,  etc.,  by  sur- 
vey in  1906.     p.  260-267,  il. 

Iron.     Investigation  of  iron  ores,  structural  materials,  etc.,  by  sur- 
vey in  1906.     p.  20-25. 

Lime.     Investigations  relating  to  lime,  magnesite,  etc.,  by  survev  in 
1906.     p.  247-259. 

Metals.     Investigation  of  metalliferous  ores  by  survev  in  1906.     p. 
14-19. 

Mica.     Investigations  relating  to  mica,  graphite,  etc.,  bv  survey  in 
1906.     p.  400-429,  il. 

Mineral  paints.     Investigations  relating  to  mineral  paints  bv  survev 
in  1906.     p.  430-437. 

Nickel.     Investigations  relating  to  nickel,  uranium,  etc.,  by  survey  in 
1906.     p.  110-129,  pi. 

Phosphates.     Investigations  relating  to  phosphates  and  phosphorus 
by  survey  in  1906.     p.  449-484,  il.  map. 

Publications — 

List  of  new  publications  20,  Mar.-Apr.  1907.     3  p. 

List  of  publications,  except  topographic  maps.     65  p.         7-35261 

Quartz.     Investigations  relating  to  quartz  and  feldspar  by  survev  in 
1906.     p.  383-399. 

Stone.     Investigations  relating  to  building  stone  and  road  metal  by 
survey  in  1906.     p.  356-359. 

Sulphur.     Investigations  relating  to  sulphur  and  pvrite  by  survey  in 
1906.     p.  485-490. 

Topographic  sheets — 

Note.— The  Geological  Survey  is  making  a  topographic  map  of  the  United 
States.  The  sheets  of  which  it  is  composed  are  projected  without  reference 
to  political  divisions,  and  are  designated  bv  some  prominent  town  or  natural 
feature  found  on  them.  Three  scales  are  used,  1: 62,500, 1: 125,000.  and  1:250,000. 
These  correspond,  approximately,  to  1  mile,  2  miles,  and  4  miles  to  1  linear 
inch  on  the  map.  The  size,  unless  otherwise  given,  is  about  17.5  inches  in 
height  bv  11.5  to  16  inches  in  width,  exclusive  of  the  margin,  the  width 
varying  with  the  latitude.  A  description  of  the  topographic  map  is  printed  on 
the  reverse  of  each  sheet  catalogued  below. 

About  three-tenths  of  the  area  of  the  country,  excluding  Alaska,  has  been 
mapped,  nearly  everv  State  being  represented.  Massachusetts,  Connecticut, 
Rhode  Island,'  New  Jersey,  and  the  District  of  Columbia  are  completely 
mapped.  Sheets  of  the  regular  size  are  sold  by  the  Survey  at  5c.  each;  but  in 
lots  of  100  or  more  copies,  whether  of  the  same  sheet  or  of  different  sheets,  the 
price  i-<  3c.  each.  In  no  case  can  orders  be  filled  at  the  wholesale  rate  unless 
the  sum  remitted  solely  for  topographic  maps  amounts  to  at  least  $3.00. 

Alabama,  Bessemer  special  quadrangle,  lat.  33°  lS'-SS0  30/,  long. 
86°  45'-87°.     Scale  1: 62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft. 


June,  1907  677 

Geological  Survey — Continued. 
Topographic  sheets — 

Alabama,   Leeds  quadrangle,   lat.   33°  30'-33°   45',  long.  86°  30'- 

86°  45'.     Scale  1 :  62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft, 
Colorado,  Mt.  Olvmpns   quadrangle,  lat.    40°  15'-40°  30',  long. 

105°  15'-105°  30'.     Scale  1 :  62,500,  contour  interval  100  ft. 
Illinois,  Belleville  quadrangle,   lat.   38°  30'— 38°  45',   long.  89° 

45'-90°.     Scale  1:  62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft. 
[Index  map  to]  topographic  maps  of — 

Iowa,   Michigan,   Minnesota,  and  Wisconsin.       15.4X18.8  in. 
folded  4° 

Utah  and  Arizona.     19.8X9.3  in.  folded  4° 
Lettering  and  conventional  signs.     18.7X15.4  in.     [No  description 

on  reverse.] 
Michigan,    Marquette    quadrangle,    lat.    46°    30'— 46°   45',    long. 

87°  15'-87°  30'.     Scale  1:62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft, 
New  Jersey-Pennsylvania,  Trenton  quadrangle,  lat.  40°-40°  30', 

long.  74°  30'-75°.     Scale  1:  125,000,  contour  interval  20  ft. 
New  York,  Port  Levden  quadrangle,  lat.  43°  30'-43°  45',  long.  75° 

15'-75°  30'.     Scale  1:  62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft. 
New  York,  Sangerrield  quadrangle,  lat.  42°  45'-43°,  long.  75°  15'- 

75°  30'.     Scale  1:62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft. 
New   York,  Winfield  quadrangle,   lat,    42°  45'-43°,  long.  75°-75° 

15'.     Scale  1 :  62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft. 
Pennsylvania,  Clavsville  quadrangle,  lat,   40°-40°  15',  long.  80° 

15'-80°  30'.     Scale  1:  62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft, 
Pennsylvania,  Honeybrook  quadrangle,  lat.  40°— 40°  15',  long.  75° 

45'-76°.     Scale  1:  62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft. 
Utah,  Cottonwood  special  map,  lat.  40°  33'-40°  39',  long.  111° 

34'-lll°  40'.     Scale  1:  25,000,  contour  interval  50  ft. 
Virginia,  Y'orktown  quadrangle,  lat.  37°-37°  15',  long.  76°  30'-76° 

45'.     Scale  1:  62,500,  contour  interval  10  ft, 
Wisconsin,    Geneva-Racine  quadrangle,   lat.    42°   30'-43°,  long. 

87°30'-88°  30'.    Scale  1: 125,000,  contour  interval  20  ft.     17.5X 

25.8  in.     [No  description  on  reverse.] 
Wisconsin,  Sun  Prairie  quadrangle,  lat,  43°-43°  15',  long.  89°-89° 

15'.     Scale  1:62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft. 
Water-supply  and  irrigation  paper — 

192,  Potomac  River  basin.     364  p.  il.  \<i.  maps.     *  Paper,  60c. 

GS  7-815/6 
200,  Weir  experiments,  coefficients,  and  formulas.     195  p.  il.  pi. 

[This  is  a  revision  of  Water-supply  and  irrigation  paper  150.] 

*  Paper,  35c.  GS  7-808/3 

Government  Actuary  (Treasury  Department): 

Market  prices  and  investment  values  of  outstanding  securities  [May, 
1907].  2  p.  4U  (Treasury  Dept,  Dept.  circular  34,  1907'.) 
[Monthly.] 

Hydrographic  Office  ( Equipment  Bureau,  Navy  Department): 

Note. — The  charts,  sailing  directions,  etc.,  of  the  Hydrographic  Office  are 
sold  by  the  office  in  Washington  and  also  by  agents  at  the  principal  American 
and  foreign  seaports  and  American  lake  ports.  The  price  of  the  Catalogue  of 
charts,  plans,  sailing  directions,  and  other  publications  is  50c.  Copies  of  the 
Hydrographic  bullet  n  and  Notice  to  mariners  are  supplied  free  on  applica- 
tion at  the  Hydrographii  Office  in  Washington  and  at  the  branch  offices  in 
Boston,  New  York,  Philadelphia,  Baltimore,  Norlolk.  Savannah,  New  Orleans, . 
San  Francisco,  Portland  (Oreg.),  Port  Townsend.  Chicago,  Cleveland,  Buffalo, 
Sault  Ste.  Merie,  ano  Duluth. 


678  June,  1907 

Hydrographic  Office — Continued. 

British  Columbia.  Coast  of  British  Columbia  from  Juan  de  Fuca 
Strait  to  Portland  Canal,  with  Vancouver  and  Queen  Charlotte 
islands.     2d  edition.     654  p.  il.  map. 

Charts- 
Africa,  West  coast  of,  Cape  Verde  to  Gambia  River,  from  latest 
information;  chart  2340.     Scale  1°  lat. =15.48  in.     25.9x36  in. 
40c. 
Africa,  West  coast  of,  Gambia  River  to  Jeba  River,  from  latest 
information;  chart 2341.     Scale  1°  lat.  =  15.37  in.     30x38.5in. 
50c. 
Cape  Town,  Harbor  of,  Table  Bay,  Cape  of  Good  Hope  Penin- 
sula, southwest  coast  of  Africa,  from  latest  information;  chart 
2385.     Scale  1100  yds.  =13.458  in.     32.7x27.4  in.     40c. 
Hall  Bay  and  Sunday  Bay,  Notre  Dame  Bay,  Newfoundland,  east 
coast,  from  British  surveys  in  1881  and  1900;  with  inset,  Head 
of  Hall  Bay;  chart  2395.'    Scale  naut.  m.=1.92  in.     19x25.9 
and  6.1X7.6  in.     20c. 
Little  River,  Newfoundland,  south  coast,  from  British  survev  in 

•  1872;  chart  2397.     Scale  naut.  m.  =2  in.     18.6x13.3  in.     lbc. 
Pilot  chart  of  north  Atlantic  Ocean,  June,  1907;  chart  1400.    Scale 
1°  long.  =0.27  in.     21X32  in.      [Monthly.]     10c. 
Same,  July,   1907;  chart  1400.     Scale  1°  long.  =0.27  in.    21X 
32  in.     [Monthly.]     10c. 
Pilot  chart  of  north  Pacific  Ocean.  July,  1907:  chart  1401.     Scale 

1°  long.  =0.2  in.     20.7x35.3  in.     [Monthly.]     10c. 
Port  Natal  Entrance,  southeast  coast  of  Africa,  from  latest  infor- 
mation;  chart  2400.     Scale  2000  yds.  =11.7  in.     19.6X26  in. 
20c. 
Variation  of  compass  for  1910,  scale  10°  long.  =  1.2  in. ;  on  reverse, 
Lines  of  equal  annual  change  of  variation  of  compass  for  1910, 
scale  10°  long.  =0.93  in.;    chart  2406.     24.5X44.8  and  19.6X 
35.8  in.     ode. 
Huron,  Lake.     Sailing  directions  for  Lake  Huron,  and  St.  Clair  and 

Detroit  rivers.     163  p.  il.  map. 
Hydrographic  bulletin,  weekly,  927-930;  June  5-26, 1907.     Each  1  p. 

various  sizes. 
Mexico.      Supplement    [to]    West  coasts  of    Mexico    and    Central 
America  from  United  States  to  Panama  including  gulfs  of  Cali- 
fornia and  Panama,  3d  edition  (publication  84,  edition  of  1902). 
24  1.     Paper,  10c. 
Mexico,  Gulf  of.     Navigation  of  Gulf  of  Mexico  and  Caribbean  Sea; 
v.  2,  5th  edition,  coast  of  mainland  from  Key  West  to  Orinoco 
River,  with  adjacent  islands,  cays,  and  banks.     626  p.  il.  pi.  maps. 
Cloth,  §1.00. 
Notice  to  mariners,  weekly,  22-26,  1907;  June  1-29  [1907].     1.  359- 
440. 
Immigration  and  Naturalization  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  De- 
partment): 
Immigration  laws  and  regulations  of  Julv  1,  1907.     76  p.     *  Paper, 
10c.  7-35267 

Immigration  statement  and  inward  passenger  movement,  May,  1907. 
1  p.  i"     [Monthly.] 

Indian  Bureau  (Interior  Department): 

Indian  affairs,  [75th]  report  of  commissioner  and  appendixes  [1906]. 
597  p.  map.     (Interior  Dept.     Reports,  1906.)     *  Cloth,  80c. 


June,  1907  679 

Insular  Affairs  Bureau  (War  Department): 

Cuban  pacification,  report  of  Secretary  of  War  and  assistant  Secre- 
tary of  State,  Dec.  11,  1906.     p.  444-543.     *Paper,  15c. 
Quarterly  summary  of    commerce  of   Philippine  Islands,  Oct. -Dec. 

1906; "no.  2,  series  1906-07.     p.  99-214,  4° 

Interior  Department: 

Note. — The  decisions  of  the  Department  of  the  Interior  in  pension  cases  are 
issued  in  slips  and  in  signatures,  and  the  decisions  in  land  cases  are  issued 
iu  signatures,  both  being  published  later  in  bound  volumes  at  prices  ranging 
from  81.05  to  SI. 45  per  volume.  Subscribers  may  deposit  SI. 00  in  the  Depart- 
ment and  receive  the  contents  of  a  volume  of  the  decisions  of  either  kind 
in  separate  parts  as  they  are  issued.  For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see 
names  of  bureaus. 

Annual  reports,  1905;  report  of  commissioner  of  education.     [See 
Education  Bureau.] 
Same,  1906;  Indian  affairs,  report  of  commissioner.      [See  Indian 

Bureau.] 
Same;    Indian  affairs,   report  of   commissioner  and  appendixes, 
report  of  Commissioner  to   Five   Civilized   Tribes,   of  Mine 
Inspector  for  Indian  Territory,  [and]  of  Indian  Inspector  for 
Indian  Territory.     825  p.  map. 
Same.     (H.  doc.  5. ) 
Decisions  Tof  Department  and  General  Land  Office]  relating  to  public 

lands,  v.  35,  [signatures]  31,  32.     p.  481-512. 
Rules  and  regulations  governing  Department  in  its  various  branches, 
in  response  to  resolution,     pts.  1,  3,  415+974  p.     (S.   doc.   396, 
pts.  1,  3.)  7-35259 

Internal  Revenue  Commissioner  (Treasury  Department): 
Circular — 

561  revised,  Instructions  relative  to  special-tax  returns.     2  p.  ,4° 

698,  Case  stamps  for  distilled  spirits  bottled  in  bond.     1  p.  4° 

699,  Transportation  bonds  for  distilled  spirits  withdrawn  from 
internal-revenue  bonded  warehouses  for  transfer  to  bonded 
manufacturing  warehouse.     1  p.  4° 

700,  Compensation  and  expenses  of  internal-revenue  officers  and 
employees  while  attending  upon  United  States  courts  or  grand 
juries,  appropriations  from  which  payable.     1  p.  4" 

701,  Relative  to  special  taxes  and  50  per  cent  penalties.  2  p.  4° 
(Treasury  Dept.     Dept.  circular  39,  1907.) 

702,  Sale  of  leaf  tobacco  by  farmers.     1  p.  4° 

703,  Concerning  reports  and  accounts  of  internal-revenue  inspect- 
ors.    1  p.  4° 

Interstate  Commerce  Commission: 

Note. — The  commission  furnishes  its  reports  gratuitously  to  those  who  apply 
for  them.  For  division  under  this  commission  see  Statistics  and  Accounts 
Division. 

Special  circular  1,  Special  reparation  on  informal  complaints,  permis- 
sion to  make  changes  in  rates  on  less  than  statutory  notice,  post- 
age on  mail  addressed  to  commission.     4  p.     *  Paper,  5c. 

Tariff  circular  14a,  Regulations  governing  construction  and  filing  of 
freight  tariffs  and  classifications  and  passenger  fare  schedules. 
58  p.     [Contains  revision  of  and  cancels  Tariff  circulars  la-13a.] 

Isthmian  Canal  Commission  (War  Department): 

Note. — For  divisions  under  this  commission,  see  names  of  divisions. 
Circular  34-36;  Mar.  15-June  1,  1907. 


680  June,  1907 

Isthmian  Canal  Commission — Continued. 

Manual  of  information  concerning  employments  forservice  on  Isthmus 

of  Panama.     25  p.  maps. 
Minutes  of  meetings  of  commission  and  of  engineering  committee, 
Jan.-Mar.  1907.     66  p.  6-14147/3 

Justice  Department: 

Federal  anti-trust  decisions,  cases  decided  in  United  States  courts 
under  anti-trust  act  of  July  2,  1890,  including  similar  decisions  not 
based  upon  that  act,  1900-06.     v.  2,  1204  p.  7-35252 

Proposed  constitution  of  State  of  Oklahoma.     96  p.    *  Paper,  10c. 

7-35260 
Labor  Bureau  I  Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Bulletin  70;  Mav,  1907.     p.  473-790.     [Bimonthly.]     *  Paper,  25c. 
Same.      (  H.  doc.  715,  pt.  3.)  4-18114 

Land  Office,  General  (Interior  Department): 

Isolated  tracts,  [instructions  to]  registers  and  receivers  [concerning 

sale  of  isolated  tracts  of  public  lands].     5  p. 
Opening  of  lands  in  Huntley  project,  comprising  portion  of  ceded 

Crow  Reservation.  Mont.,  proclamation  [and  regulations  opening 

lands  to  settlement,  occupation,  and  entry].     10  p. 
Rules  and  regulations  for  sale  and  removal  of  down  timber  on  10 

sections  [of  Chippewa  of  the  Mississippi  Reservation]  near  Cass 

Lake,  Minn.     6  p. 
Second  homestead  entries,  instructions  [to]  registers  and  receivers. 

3  p. 
United  States    mining  laws   and  regulations  thereunder;    approved 

May  21,  1907.     66  p.     *  Paper,  10c.  7-35266 

Library  of  Congress : 

Note.— For  divisions  under  library,  see  names  of  divisions. 
Exhibit  of   bookbindings   prepared   for  Jamestown   Exposition    to 
illustrate  work  done  at  library.     8  p.  pi.  16°  7-35008 

Light=House  Board  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Note.— The  List  of  lights  and  fog  signals,  the  List  of  lights,  buoys,  and  day- 
marks,  and  the  Weekly  notice  to  mariners  can  be  obtained,  free  of  charge, 
on  application  to  the  office  of  the  Board  at  Washington,  the  inspectors  and 
engineers  of  the  several  lighthouse  districts,  the  United  States  custom-houses, 
the  principal  agencies  of  the  Coast  and  Geodetic  Survey,  the  Hydrographic 
Office,  and  the  branch  hydrographic  offices. 

1st  District.  List  of  lights,  buoys,  and  daymarks,  from  northeast 
boundary  of  United  States  to  Hampton  Harbor,  X.  H.;  corrected 
to  May  1,  1907.     150  p.  large  8° 

2d  District.  List  of  lights,  buoys,  and  daymarks,  from  Hampton 
Harbor,  X.  H.,  to  Elisha  Ledge,  off  Warren  Point,  R.  I.,  including 
Nantucket  and  Vineyard  sounds,  Buzzards  Bay,  and  tributaries; 
corrected  to  June  1,  1907.     136  p.  large  8° 

Weeklv  notice  to  mariners,  changes  in  aids  to  navigation  on  coasts  of 
United  States,  nos.  148-151 ;  June  7-28,  1907. 

Loans  and  Currency  Division  (Treasury  Department): 

Caveat  list  of  United  States  registered  bonds,  June  1,  1907.     1  p.  f° 

[Monthly.] 
Circulation  statement,  June  1,  1907.     1  p.  oblong  8° 

Manufactures  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Note.— The  bureau  furnishes  its  publications  gratuitously  to  those  who 
apply  for  them. 

Daily  consular  and  trade  reports,  nos.  2884-2908;  June  1-29,  1907. 
il.     [Daily  except  Sundays  and  holidays.] 


June,  1907  681 

Manufactures  Bureau — Continued. 

Monthly  consular  and  trade  reports,  June,  1907;  no.   321.     227  p. 
il.     *  Paper,  25c. 
Same.     (H.  doc.  351.) 
Tariff  series — 

3,  Tariffs  on  machinery,  machine  tools,  and  vehicles.     75  p. 

7-35269 

4,  Conventional   tariff  of   Servia   based   on   treaties   with   Great 

Britain,  France,  and  Italy.     9  p.     *  Paper,  5c. 

5,  Commercial  agreement  between  United  States  and  Germany. 

24  p. 

Military  Affairs  Committee  (Senate): 

Affrav  at  Brownsville,  Tex.  [hearings,  June  4-14,  1907,  concerning 
affray  at  Brownsville,  Aug.  13  and  14,  1906.]     p.  2713-3259. 

National  Museum  (Smithsonian  Institution): 

Note. — The  publications  of  the  National  Museum  comprise  bulletins,  an- 
nual reports,  and  an  annual  volume  of  Proceedings.  The  annual  report  is 
included  in  the  Congressional  set.  The  editions  of  the  bulletins  and  Proceed- 
ings are  too  limited  to  admit  of  general  distribution,  and  the  volumes  of  the 
latter  are  sent  only  to  libraries. 

Animals,  Fossil.     Descriptions  of  new  species  of  Ordovician  fossils 

from  China,     p.  557-563. 
Birds.     18  new  species  and  one  new  genus  of  birds  from  eastern  Asia 

and  Aleutian  Islands,     p.  467-475. 
Brachauchenius.     Skull   of   braohauchemus,    with   observations  on 

relationships  of  plesiosaurs.     p.  477-489,  pi. 
Bulletin  53,  pt.  2,  Catalogue  of  type  and  figured  specimens  of  fossils, 

minerals,  rocks,  and  ores  in  department  of  geology:  pt.  2,  Fossil 

vertebrates,  fossil  plants,  minerals,  rocks,  and  ores.     370  p. 

5-37143/4 
Contributions  from  national  herbarium  v.  10,  pt.  4,  Leguminosae  of 

Porto  Rico.     p.  133-220.     Paper,  20c.  Agr.  7-1875 

Crinoids — 

New  species  of  crinoid,  ptilocrinus  pinnatus,  from  Pacific  Coast, 
with  note  on  bathycrinus.     p.  551-554,  il. 

On  collection  of  crinoids  of  genus  eudiocrinus  from  Japan,  with 
description  of  new  species,     p.  569-574. 

Two  new  crinoids  from  north  Pacific  Ocean,     p.  507-512,  il. 
Fish  and  fisheries.     List  of  fishes  recorded  from  Okinawa  or  Riu  Kiu 

Islands  of  Japan,     p.  491-504,  il. 
Lizard-fishes.     Review  of  lizard-fishes  or  synodontida?  of  waters  of 

Japan,     p.  513-524,  il. 
Lizards.     New  gerrhonotine  lizard  from  Costa  Rica.     p.  505,  506. 
Mammals.     Notes  on  mammals  of  Kankakee  Valley,     p.  455-464. 
Mollusks,  Fossil — 

New  and  characteristic  species  of  fossil  mollusks  from  oil-bearing 
tertiary  formations  of  southern  California,     p.  525-546,  pi. 

New  parasitic  mollusk  of  genus  eulima.     p.  555,  556,  pi. 
Moths.     Descriptions  of  new  species  of  moths  of  family  cochlidiida;. 

p.  565-567. 
Salamanders.     New  salamander  from  Nicaragua,     p.  465,  466. 
Sandstone.     On  peculiar  form  of  metamorphism  in  siliceous  sand- 
stone,    p.  547-550,  pi. 

4112— 07— No.  150 2 


682  June,  1907 

National   Society  of   Daughters  of  American   Revolution  (Smith- 
sonian Institution ) : 
9th  report,  Oct.  11,  1905-Oct.  11,  1906.    207  p.  por.  pi.     (S.  doc.  400.) 

Nautical   Almanac   Office    (Naval   Observatory,  Equipment   Bureau, 
Navy  Department): 

Nutf;.— The  American  ephemeris  and  nautical  almanac,  in  cloth,  is  sold  for 
81.00.  the  American  nautical  almanac,  in  paper,  for  30c,  excepting  the  edition 
for  1910,  which  is  50c.  The  Astronomical  papers  prepared  for  use  of  the 
American  ephemeris  and  nautical  almanac  are  sold  at  cost.  The  sale  of  these 
publications,  heretofore  carried  on  by  the  Equipment  Bureau,  was  turned  over 
to  the  Superintendent  of  Documents,  Oct.  1,  1906. 

Naval  Academy  (Navigation  Bureau,  Navy  Department): 

Report  of  board  of  visitors,  1907.     4  p.     Paper,  5c. 
Navigation  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department) : 

Rules  and  regulations  relating  to  anchorage  of  vessels  in  port  of  New 
York.     10  p.  maps,  4°    *  Paper,  10c. 

Navigation  Bureau  (Navy  Department): 

Note. — For  offices  under  this  bureau,  see  names  of  offices. 
Instructions  for  recruiting  officers  of  Navy.     1907.     10  p. 
Movements  of  vessels,  June  1-29,  1907.    Each  1  p.  4°    [Daily  except 

Sundays  and  holidays.] 
Orders  to  officers,  U.  S.  N.,  June  1-29,  1907.     Each  1  p.  4°     [Daily 
except  Sundays  and  holidays.] 

Navy  Department: 

Note.— For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 

Changes  in  Regulations  [for  government  of  Navy,  1905],  no.  6. 
161.  12° 

Circular  for  information  of  persons  desiring  to  enter  Navy  as  assist- 
ant surgeon,  assistant  paymaster,  2d  lieutenant  in  Marine  Corps, 
civil  engineer,  chaplain.     2  p.  12° 

General  court-martial  order  42-50  [1907];  Apr.  20-May  22.  1907. 
12° 

General  order  45-49  [new  series] ;  May  8-June  20,  1907.     12° 

Navy  yard  order  725-787,  employment  of  labor  at  navy  yards;  May 
20-June  15,  1907.     narrow  12u 

Special  order  45,  46  [new  series] ;  Apr.  15,  June  19,  1907.    Each  1  p.  12° 

Northern  and  Northwestern  Lakes  Survey  (Engineer  Department, 
War  Department ) : 

Note. — Lake  Survey  charts  may  be  obtained  from  U.  S.  Lake  Survey  Office, 
Detroit.  Mich.,  or  from  U.  S.  Engineer  Office,  Buffalo,  N.  Y.  Payments  must 
be  made  before  charts  are  sent,  and  if  made  by  mail  must  be  by  postal  or 
express  money  order  payable  to  the  order  of  U.  S.  Lake  Survey  Office  if  or- 
dered from  Detroit,  or  to  the  order  of  U.  S.  Engineer  Office  if  ordered  from 
Buffalo.  These  charts  may  also  be  obtained,  for  cash  only,  at  U.  S.  Canal 
Office  at  Sault  Ste.  Marie,  Mich.  They  will  be  sent  by  express,  the  express 
charges  to  be  paid  by  the  purchaser  on  receipt  of  the  charts,  or  free  by  mail 
at  the  purchaser's  risk.  Purchasers  should  indicate,  when  ordering  the  charts, 
whether  they  wish  them  sent  by  express  or  mail.  The  latter  will  be  used 
when  no  choice  is  indicated. 

The  bulletins  and  supplements  of  the  Lake  Survey  may  be  obtained  free 
upon  application  at  U.  S.  Lake  Survey  Office,  Detroit,  Mich.,  and  at  the  engi- 
neer offices  in  Duluth,  Milwaukee,  Chicago,  Grand  Rapids,  Cleveland,  Buffalo, 
and  Oswego. 

Charts.     Sandusky  Bay.     Scale  1:20,000.     21X27  in.     13c. 
Supplement  2,  1907,  corrections  and  additions  to  bulletin  17;  to  sup- 
plement information  given  upon  charts  of  Great  Lakes.     11  p.  4° 

Ordnance  Bureau  (Navy  Department): 

Specifications  for  steel  and  nickel-steel  gun  forgings  for  Navy,  1907. 
12  p.  12° 


Juxe,  1907  683 

Ordnance  Department  (War  Department): 

Description  of  Whistler-Heam  plotting  board,  model  of  1904,  mortar 
plotting  board,  model  of  1906  and  model  of  1906  Ml,  and  sub- 
marine plotting  board,  model  of  1906,  and  instructions  for  assem- 
bling, adjusting,  caring  for,  etc.     19  p.  pi. 

Instructions  to  bidders  and  special  specifications  governing  manufac- 
ture and  inspection  of  woven  rifle  cartridge  belts,  model  of  1903, 
and  suspenders,  model  of  1907.  Revised  Apr.  23,  1907.  11  p. 
12° 

Ordnance  orders  11  [1907];  May  31,  1907.     1  p.  12° 

Price  list  of  ordnance  and  ordnance  stores  comprising  3-inch  field 
trims  with  their  artillery  carriages,  subcaliber  cartridges,  harness, 
articles  for  fire  control,  targets  and  target  material,  decapping, 
cleaning,  and  priming  tools,  ammunition,  and  their  spare  parts, 
accessories,  implements,  and  equipments.     22  p. 

Regulations  for  examination  and  storage  of  smokeless  powders  in 
store  at  powder  depots.     Revised  May  13,  1907.     5  p.  12° 

Patent  Office  (Interior  Department): 

Note. — The  Patent  Office  publishes  specifications  and  drawings  of  patents, 
both  in  single  copies  and  monthly  volumes,  the  former  at  Bo.  and  the  latter 
at  85.00.  The  former  are  not  enumerated  in  this  catalogue.  For  certified 
copies  of  patent^,  including  specification,  drawing,  certificate,  and  grant,  the 
price  is  80c.  A  variety  of  indexes,  giving  a  complete  view  of  the  work  of  the 
office  from  1790  to  date,  are  published  at  prices  ranging  from  25c.  to  810.00  per 
volume.  The  Rules  of  practice  and  pamphlet  Patent  laws  are  furnished  free. 
The  Patent  Office  issues  coupon  orders  in  packages  of  20  at  SI. 00  per  package, 
or  in  books  containing  100  coupons  at  85.00  per  book.  One  coupon  will 
procure  a  specification  with  drawings,  and  two  coupons  a  copy  of  the  Official 
gazette.    They  are  good  until  u«ed.     Address  Chief  Clerk.  Patent  Office. 

Official  gazette,  June  4-25,  1907;  v.  128,  nos.  5-8.  p.  1693-3292,  il. 
large  8"     [Weeklv.]     Paper,  10c.  single  copv,  $5.00  a  vr. 

4-18256/8 

Rules  and  regulations  in  regard  to  attorneys  practicing  before  office, 

extracts  from  Rules  of  practice.     3  p. 
Rules  of  practice,  revised  Feb.  28, 1905.     [19th  edition.]     5th  reprint 

[with  alterations].     110  p.  pi.     *  Paper,  20c. 

Pay  Department  (War  Department): 

Manual,  revised  to  include  May  7,  1907.     183  p.     *  Cloth,  35c. 

Monthly  station  list  of  officers,  June  1,  1907.     6  p. 

Stoppage  circular,  June  15,  1907.     3  p.     [Monthly.] 
Plant  Industry  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department): 

Bulletin— 

102,  pt.  6,  History  of  cowpea  and  its  introduction  into  America. 
21  p.  pi.     *  Paper,  10c. 

103,  Drv  farming  in  Great  P>asin.     43  p.  il.  pi.     *  Paper,  10c. 

Agr  7-1663 
105,  Relation  of  composition  of  leaf  to  burning  qualities  of  tobacco. 
27  p.     *  Paper.  10c.  Agr  7-1674/2 

Bulletins  of  bureau.     4  p. 
Model  plan  for  a  southern  farm.     11  p.  pi.  16°    *  Paper,  5c. 

Porto  Rico  Agricultural  Experiment  Station  (Experiment  Stations 
Office,  Agriculture  Department): 
Circular  6,  Fertilizadores  6  abonos.     18  p.     *  Paper,  5c.     Agr.  7-14/2 
Post=Office  Department: 

Note. — For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 
Daily  bulletin    of  orders  affecting  postal  service,  v.   28,  nos.  8309 
8333a;  June  1-29,  1907.    f°    [Daily  except  Sundays  and  holidays.] 


684  June,  1907 

Post=Office  Department — Continued. 

United  States  official  postal  guide,  2d  series,  v.  29,  no.  6;  June,  1907. 

116  p.  12°     [Monthly.]     Paper,  $2.00  a  yr.  4-18254/3 

Note. — No.  1,  January,  for  each  year,  is  what  is  usually  known  as  the  Postal 

guide,  nos.  2-12  being  additions  and  corrections.    Sold  by  the  printers,  J.  B. 

Lyon  Company,  Beaver  and  Daniel  streets,  Albany. 

President  of  United  States: 

Canal  Zone,  Isthmus  of  Panama.  Executive  order  [concerning  mar- 
riages in  Canal  Zone,  to  take  effect  June  1,  1907].     1  p.  fn 

Civil  service.  Executive  order,  amendment  to  civil-service  rule  10 
[stating  conditions  of  transfer  between  Executive  Departments  or 
independent  bureaus,  commissions,  or  offices,  and  field  services]. 

i  P.  b 

Consuls — 

Executive  order  [amending  consular  regulations  of  1896].     1  p.  f° 
Executive  order  [amending  sec.  4  of  order  of  June  27,  1906,  pre- 
scribing regulations  for  appointments  and  promotions  in  con- 
sular service,  so  as  to  substitute  chief  clerk  of  Department  of 
State  for  chief  of  consular  bureau.     1  p.  f° 

Cunningham,  Samuel  H.  Executive  order  [authorizing  appoint- 
ment of  Cunningham].     1  p.  f° 

Devils  Lake  Reservation,  N.  Dak.  Disposal  of  lands  in  former  reser- 
vation, proclamation.     1  p.  f°. 

Drukker,  John  S.  Executive  order  [authorizing  reinstatement  of 
Drukker].     1  p.  f° 

Forest  reservations — 

Diamond  Mountain  national  forest,  Cal.,  3d  proclamation.     [2] 

p.  map,  f° 
Dragoon  national  forest,  Ariz.,  proclamation.     [2]  p.  map,  f° 
Inyo  national  forest,  Cal.,  proclamation.     [2]  p.  map,  f° 
Magdalena  national   forest,   N.   Mex.,  2d  proclamation.     [2]  p. 

map,  f° 
Plumas  national  forest  [including  portion  of  Diamond  Mountain 

national  forest]  Cal.,  2d  proclamation.     [2]  p.  map,  f° 
Pryor  mountains  national  forest,  Mont.,  2d  proclamation.     [2]  p. 

map,  f° 
Santa  Rita  national  forest,  Ariz.,  2d  proclamation.     [2]  p.  map,  f° 

Forest  Service.  Executive  order  [amending  Executive  order  of  Jan. 
17,  1873,  concerning  holding  of  office  under  State  or  Territorial 
government  by  employees  of  Federal  Government,  so  as  to  allow 
officers  and  employees  of  Forest  Service  and  Biological  Survey  to 
accept  certain  State  and  Territorial  appointments  and  certain  State 
and  Territorial  officials  to  receive  appointments  in  Forest  Service 
and  Biological  Survey] .     1  p.  f° 

Fox,  George  S.  Executive  order  [authorizing  transfer  of  Fox].  1 
p.  f° 

Germany.     [Reciprocity  with  Germany]  proclamation.     [2]  p. 

Grades  and  salaries  in  Executive  Departments  committee.  Execu- 
tive order  [directing  formation  of  committee].     1  p.  f° 

Greenstreet,  Mrs.  Mary  A.  Executive  order  [authorizing  appoint- 
ment of  Mrs.  Greenstreet].     1  p.  f° 

Interior  Department.  Executive  order  [authorizing  George  W. 
Woodruff,  assistant  Attorney-General,  to  perform  duties  of  Secre- 
tary of  Interior  during  any  concurrent  absences  of  Secretary  and 
1st  assistant  Secretary].     1  p.  f° 


June,  1907  685 

President  of  the  United  States — Continued. 

Mariveles  Reservation,  P.  I.     Executive  order  [modifying  Executive 
order  of  Apr.  11,  1902,  as  modified  by  Executive  order  of  Mar.  14, 
190-4,  so  as  to  exclude  lands  claimed  by  Manila  Navigation  Com- 
pany from  reservation].     1  p.  f° 
Mexico.     Reservation  of  lands  on  Mexican  boundary,  proclamation. 

1  p.  f° 
Passports.     Executive  order  [rules  governing  granting  and  issuing  of 

passports  in  United  States].     3  p.  f° 
Phillips,   William.     Executive   order    [authorizing   appointment   of 

Phillips  and  Percival  S.  Heintzleman].     1  p.  f° 
Politics — 

Executive  order  [amending  Executive  order  of  June  3,  1907,  so 

as  to  designate  sec.  1  of  rule  1  of  civil  service  rules  as  amended 

so  as  to  provide  that  persons  in  competitive  classified  service, 

while  retaining  right  to  vote  as  they  please  and  to  express 

privately  their  opinions  on  all  political  subjects,  shall  take  no 

active  part  in  political  management  or  in  political  campaigns]. 

lp.  f« 

Executive  order,  amendment  to  civil  service  rule  1    [providing 

that  persons  in  competitive  classified  service,  while  retaining 

right  to  vote  as  they  please  and  to  express  privately  their 

opinions  on  all  political  subjects,  shall  take  no  active  part  in 

political  management  or  in  political  campaigns].     1  p.  f° 

Postal  service.     Executive  order,  amendment  to  civil  service  rules 

[schedule  A  amended  so  as  to  except  from  examination  clerks 

under  Post-office  Department  in  charge  of  contract  stations,  and 

clerks  in  charge  of  stations  whose  compensation  does  not  exceed 

$500  per  annum].     1  p.  f° 

Powderly,  Terence  V.  Executive  order  [authorizing  appointment 
of  Powderly].     1  p.  f° 

Public  Health  and  Marine-Hospital  Service.  Executive  order, 
amendment  to  civil  service  rules  [schedule  A,  subdivision  2, 
paragraph  9  amended  so  as  to  except  from  examination  any  per- 
sons employed  in  Public  Health  and  Marine-Hospital  Service  as 
quarantine  attendants  at  stations  at  which  establishment  of 
registers  is  impracticable].     1  p.  f° 

Rose,  Clifford.  Executive  order  [authorizing  appointment  of  Rose]. 
lp.  f° 

Tvler,  Mattie  R.  Executive  order  [authorizing  appointment  of 
MattieR.  Tyler].     1  p.  f° 

Public  Health  and  Marine=Hospital  Service  (Treasury  Department): 
Contracts  for  care  of  seamen,  etc.     18  p.  4°     (Treasury  Dept.     Dept. 

circular  40,  1907. ) 
Public  health  reports,  v.  22,  nos.  23-26;  June  7-28,  1907.     p.  747-913. 
[Weekly.]  6-25167 

Note. — This  publication  is  for  gratuitous  distribution,  but  the  edition  is  lim- 
ited, and  the  document  is  intended  only  for  health  officers  and  other  persons 
interested  in  sanitary  affairs.  To  obtain  it  application  should  be  made  to  the 
Surgeon-General  of  the  Public  Health  and  Marine-Hospital  Service,  Treasury 
Department. 

Publications  Division  (Agriculture  Department): 

Circular  3,  revised  to  June  1,  1907.     Publications  for  sale.     87  p. 

Agr  7-527/2 
Farmers'  bulletins  [available  for  distribution].     3  p. 

Monthlv   list  of  publications   [of  Agriculture   Department],    May, 
1907.     4  p. 

Same  [for  foreign  distribution]. 


686  June,  1907 

Quartermaster's  Department  (War  Department): 
Circular  12  [1907];  June  4,  1907.     2  p.  12° 
Proposals  for  grading  at  Washington  Barracks,  D.  C,  advertisement 

[and  specifications].     10  p.  12" 
Roster  showing  stations  and  duties  of  officers,  June  1,  1907.     15  p. 

[Monthly.] 

Secret  Service  Division  (Treasury  Department): 
Circular  letter  263,  New  counterfeits.     1  p.  4° 

Senate: 

Note. — See  also  names  of  committees. 
Journal,  2d  session,  59th  Congress.     735  p.  4°     *  Sheep,  $2.50. 

Note.— The  serial  number  5059  has  been  assigned  to  this  volume.  The  sup- 
ply of  Senate  and  House  journals  for  libraries  is  limited  by  law  to  144  copies  of 
each,  to  be  distributed  to  3  libraries  in  each  State  and  Territory. 

Signal  Office  (War  Department): 

Orders  11  [1907];  June  1,  1907.     2  p.  12° 

Smithsonian  Institution: 

Note. — In  its  latest  price-list  the  Smithsonian  Institution  publishes  this  note: 
"The  publications  of  the  Smithsonian  Institution  are,  1,  Contributions  to 
knowledge;  2,  Miscellaneous  collections;  3,  annual  reports;  4,  special  papers. 
No  sets  of  these  are  for  sale  or  distribution,  as  most  of  the  volumes  are  out  of 
print.  The  volumes  of  Contributions  and  Collections  are  distributed  only  to 
designated  public  libraries  and  learned  institutions  in  this  country  and  abroad. 
A  small  edition  of  the  papers  in  these  two  series  is  printed  separately  for  sale 
or  exchange.  The  Smithsonian  reports  are  distributed  by  the  Institution  to 
libraries  throughout  the  world;  may  be  had  by  purchase  at  cost  from  the 
Superintendent  of  Documents,  and  may  also  generally  be  obtained  free  of 
charge  from  the  applicant's  Member  of  Congress."  The  annual  reports  are 
the  only  Smithsonian  publications  that  are  regularly  issued  as  public  docu- 
ments. All  the  others  are  paid  for  from  the  private  funds  of  the  Institution. 
The  annual  reports  are  included  in  the  Congressional  set.  For  bureaus  under 
this  Institution,  see  names  of  bureaus. 

Cactus  Maxonii,  new  cactus  from  Guatemala,     p.  63,  64,  pi. 

Currency.     Archaic  monetary  terms  of  United  Siates.     p.  93-104,  il. 

Hymenoptera.     On  clasping  organs  attaching  hind  to  fore  wings  in 

hymenoptera.     p.  65-87,  il.  pi. 
Mammals.     Notes  on   mammals  collected   at  Mt.   Rainier,    Wash. 

p.  89-92. 
Notes   [including  Publications   of  institution,  continued  from   list, 
Feb.  16,  1907].     p.  559-562. 

Same  [including  Publications  of  institution  continued  from  list 
in  quarterly  issue,  v.  50,  pt.  4].     p.  129-131. 
Plants,  Fossil.     Description   of  collection  of  Kootanie  plants  from 

Great  Falls  coal  field  of  Montana,     p.  105-128,  pi. 
Smithsonian   miscellaneous   collections,    v.    48,    [publication]  1695, 

Smithsonian  miscellaneous  collections,  quarterly  issue,  v.  3,  pt.  4. 

p.  381-567,  il.  pi.  map. 

Soils  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department): 
Bulletin — 

40,  Some  factors  influencing  soil  fertility.     40p.pl.      Agr  7-1916/3 

41,  Action  of  water  and  aqueous  solutions  upon  soil  phosphates. 
58  p.  il.     *  Paper,  10c.  Agr  7-1633  3 

Soil  survey  of  Caddo  Parish,  La.     36  p.  il.  maps. 
Soil  survey  of  Montgomery  County,  Miss.     24  p.  il.  map. 
Soil  survey  of  Oklahoma  County,  Okla.     27  p.  il.  map. 
Soil  survey  of  Pontotoc  County,  Miss.     26  p.  il.  map. 


June,  1907  687 

Staff  Corps,  General  (War  Department): 

Additions  to  Drill  regulations  for  field  artillery,   provisional,  pt.  7. 

ceremonies.     35  p.  small  4" 
Memorandum  [distribution  of  business  of  War  Department  General 

Staff].     2  p.  12° 

Standards  Bureau  (Commerce  ami  Labor  Department): 

Bulletin,  v.  3,  no.  2.     p.  163-344,  il.  pi.  large  8°  6-1707  4 

State  Department: 

Note.— The  State  Department  distributes  its  publications  gratuitously. 

Convention  between  United  States  and  certain  powers  fur  exemp- 
tion of  hospital  ships  in  time  of  war  from  payment  of  all  dues  and 
taxes  imposed  for  benefit  of  State,  signed  The  Hague,  Dec.  21, 
1904,  proclaimed  May  21,  1907.     10  p. 

Convention  between  Dnited  States  and  Mexico  for  elimination  of 
bancos  in  Rio  Grande  [and  Colorado  River]  from  effects  of  article 
2  of  tnaty  of  Nov.  12,  1884,  signed  Washington,  Mar.  20,  1905, 
proclaimed  June  5,  1907.     7  p. 

Diplomatic  and  consular  service  of  United  States;  corrected  to  May 
25,  1907.     84  p. 

Diplomatic  list,  May,  1907.     16  p.  24°     [Monthly.] 
Same,  June,  1907.     16  p.  24°     [Monthly.] 
Statistics  and  Accounts  Division  (Interstate  Commerce  Commission): 

Classification  of  expenditures  for  road  and  equipment  as  prescribed 
by  Interstate  Commerce  Commission  in  accordance  with  sec.  20 
of  act  to  regulate  commerce.     First  revised  issue.     27  p. 

Classification  of  locomotive-miles,  car-miles,  and  train-miles  as  pre- 
scribed by  Interstate  Commerce  Commission  in  accordance  with 
sec.  20  of  act  to  regulate  commerce.     First  issue.     18  p. 

Classification  of  operating  expenses  as  prescribed  by  Interstate  Com- 
merce Commission  in  accordance  with  sec.  20  of  act  to  regulate 
commerce.     3d  revised  issue.     89  p. 

Classification  of  operating  revenues  as  prescribed  by  Interstate  Com- 
merce Commission  in  accordance  with  sec.  20  of  act  to  regulate 
commerce.     1st  issue.     15  p. 

Statistics  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department): 

Crop  reporter,  v.  9,  no.  6;  June,  1907.     p.  41-48,  4°     [Monthly.] 

Statistics  Bureau  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department): 

Note. — The  bureau  furnishes  its  publications  gratuitously  to  those  who  apply 
for  them. 

Advance  sheets  from  Monthly  summary  of  commerce  and  finance, 
showing  details  of  imports  and  exports  by  articles  and  countries 
for  Apr.  1907.     73  p.  4 

Same,  May,  1907.     73  p.  4° 
Bulletin  11,  series  19C6-07,  Exports  of  domestic  breadstuffs,  meat 

and  dairv  products,  food  animals,  cotton,  and  mineral  oils.  May, 

1907.     12  p.  4°     [Monthly.] 
Commercial  Porto  Rico  in  1906.     69  p.  4°    *  Paper,  15c.  7-35256 

Monthly  summarv  of  commerce  and  finance  of  United  States,  Apr. 
1907;  no.  10,  series  1906-07.     p.  2019-2248,  4°    *  Paper,  30c. 

Same.     (H.  doc.  15,  pt.  10.) 
Monthly   summarv   of  internal   commerce  of   United   States,   Apr. 

[1905-]07.     p.  135-188,  4° 
Total  values  of  imports  and  exports  of  United  States,  May,  1907. 

[2]  p.  4°     [Monthly.] 


688  Juke,  1907 

Steamboat  Inspection  Service  (Commerce  and  Labor  Department) : 
Bureau  circular — 

3,  Amendments  of  steamboat-inspection  rules  and  regulations. 
2  p.  4° 

4,  Sections  of  Revised  statutes  and  of  rules  and  regulations  relat- 

ing to  licensed  officers  of  steamboats.     4  p.  4° 
Pilot  rules  for  inland  waters  of  Atlantic  and  Pacific  coasts,  adopted 

Feb.  13,   1907,  approved  Feb.   25,  1907.     Edition,  July  1,  1907. 

26  p.  il. 
Pilot  rules  for  rivers  wbose  waters  flow  into  Gulf  of  Mexico  and  their 

tributaries  and  Red  River  of  the  North,  adopted  Feb.  13,  1907, 

approved  Feb.  25,  1907.     Edition,  July  1,  1907.     20  p.  il. 

Subsistence  Department  (War  Department): 

Roster  [of  officers],  June  1,  1907.     3  p.     [Monthly.] 
Supplies  and  Accounts  Bureau  (Navy  Department): 

Circular  letter  [concerning  system  of  accounting  under  naval  estab- 
lishment].    10  p.  4° 
Circular  letter  [directing  that  on  July  1,  1907,  all  material  which 
has  been   purchased   from    annual  appropriations,    with  stated 
exceptions,  be  transferred  to  naval  supply  fund] .     3  p.  4° 
Memoranda  for  information  of  officers  of  Pay  Corps,  commanding 
officers  of  ships,  and   commandants   of  stations  72;   Mar.  1, 
1907.     p.  215-241,  12°     [Monthly.] 
Same  73;  Apr.  1,  1907.     p.  243-267,  12° 
Same  75;  June  1,  1907.     p.  313-348,  12° 
Same,  supplement;  June  15,  1907.     p.  348-371,  12° 
Treasurer  of  United  States  (Treasury  Department): 

Monthly  statement,  paper  currency  of  each  denomination  outstand- 
ing May  31,  1907.     1  p.  oblong  24° 

Treasury  Department: 

Note. — For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 
Animals.     Inspection   and    quarantine  of    animals    imported    into 

United  States   [regulations].     12  p.  4U     (Dept.  circular  33,  1907. ) 
Customs  inspectors.     Payment  of  compensation  of  inspectors  while 

lading  and  unlading  vessels  at  night  [act  of  Congress].     1  p.  4° 

(Dept.  circular  35,  1907.) 
Debt.     Statement  of  public  debt  and  cash  in  Treasurv,  May,  1907. 

1  p.  f°     [Monthly.] 
Depositaries.     Transcripts  to  be  rendered  monthly  by  inactive  deposi- 
taries.    1  p.  4°     ( Dept.  circular  37,  1907. ) 
Germany.     Regulations    provided    for    in    commercial    agreement 

between  Germany  and  United  States.     2  p.  4°     (Dept.  circular 

36,  1907. ) 

Keystone    Bonding    Company.      Authority   of    company   revoked. 

1  p.  4°     (Dept.  circular  41,"  1907.) 
Philosophical  apparatus.     Free  entry  of  philosophical  and  scientific 

apparatus  for  certain   institutions,  under  paragraph  638.  act  of 

July  24,  1897.     3  p.     (Dept.  circular  43,  1907. ) 
Public  moneys.     Payment  of  Treasury  drafts  and  official  checks  of 

public  disbursing  officers.     2  p.  4°     (Dept.  circular  42,  1907.) 
Treasury  decisions  under  customs,  internal  revenue,  and  other  laws, 

weekly,  v.  13,  nos.  23-26;  June  6-27,  1907. 


June,  1907  689 

War  Department: 

Note. — For  bureaus  under  this  Department,  see  names  of  bureaus. 
Circular  37-42  [1907];  May  31-June  24,  1907.     12° 
Circular — 

H,  1907,  Circular  [amending  sec.  6  of  Department  circular  dated 
Mar.  12,  1898,  so  as  to  require  property  reports  to  be  made  on 
Dec.  31  instead  of  July  1  of  each  year].     1  p.  12° 
I,  1907,  Circular  [amending  circular  of  Mar.  25,  1905.  as  amended 
by  circular  of  Nov.  6,  1906,  notifying  candidates  selected  for 
appointment  as  cadets  of  Military  Academy  that  they  must 
take  examination  at  army  posts  at  which  examinations  are 
held  most  convenient  to  their  homes  or  schools].     4  p.  12° 
General  orders  119-138  [1907];  June  1-24,  1907.     12° 
Information  relative  to  appointment  and  admission  of  cadets  to  Mili- 
tary Academy.     [Edition,  May,  1907.]     18  p. 
Special  orders  128-152  [1907];  June  1-29,  1907.     12°     [Daily  except 
Sundays  and  holidays.  ] 

Weather  Bureau  (Agriculture  Department): 

Note. — The  sale  of  these  publications,  heretofore  carried  on  by  the  Chief  of 
the  Weather  Bureau,  was  turned  over  to  the  Superintendent  of  Documents, 
May  1, 1907.  In  future,  all  remittances  for  Weather  Bureau  publications  should 
be  sent  direct  to  the  Superintendent  of  Documents,  except  in  the  case  of  maps, 
for  which  application  should  be  made  to  the  Chief  of  the  Weather  Bureau. 

National  weekly  weather  bulletin,  June  3-24,  1907;  nos.  12-15  [1907]. 

24X19  in.     [Weekly  Apr.-Sept.,  monthly  remainder  of  year.] 
Weather  map,  June  1-30,  1907.     19x24  in.     [Daily.] 


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